Star Wars fans are the most dedicated fans there are. Though this dedication is impressive (most impressive), the only problem is that it's hard to gift a Star Wars enthusiast merchandise that they don't already have.
Well thanks to thy help around The Last Jedi, the selection of Star Wars merchandise is better than ever. Give the superfan in your life a great gift that's also useful with our list of the best Star Wars kitchen gear.
Why manually grind pepper when you can use The Force?
Spice up your spices with a lightsaber salt and pepper shaker set. These weapons are battery operated and grind peppercorn at the touch of a button to give your food the kick it needs — and yes, they light up. Just try not to lose an arm. (Sorry, Luke.)
Take on thick crust with a plasma blade
Darth Vader obviously would have loved pizza and would expect no less than to slice his pies with his weapon of choice. Complete with classic lightsaber clash noises, this lightsaber pizza cutter is the one way to make pizza even more fun.
Baking is more fun with R2-D2's body parts as measuring cups
We foresee a lot of volunteering to make desserts for the potluck with these R2-D2 stackable measuring cups. Our favorite little droid's body disassembles into four different sized cups, while his detachable arms double as teaspoons and tablespoons. When he's not being used, he can act as an adorable countertop decoration. Too much Artoo merch already? Try the Death Star measuring cups instead.
Prepare for out of this world sushi experiences
The perfect item for someone with a Star Wars addiction and an Asian cuisine addiction — because why use wooden chopsticks when you can use lightsabers? Coming in two colors: Luke (blue) or Vader (red), these chop sabers light up and are on sale for just $12.99. Take advantage, you must.
Make drinks on par with the Mos Eisley Cantina
Make water more exciting with these Star Wars ice or candy molds. The $15.99 set contains eight freezer and oven safe mold trays with shapes including the Millennium Falcon, X-Wings, Yoda, clone troopers, Darth Vader, and Han Solo. You can now trap your favorite characters in ice, candy, or chocolate — tastier than carbonite.
This droid is way cuter than a Starbucks employee
Our favorite droid is happy to help humans wake up in the morning — and not with his scream. Add grounds to boiling water, let him brew, plunge, and voilà: four cups of hot coffee. With a glass body and recently updated all-metal plunger assembly, Artoo is in first-class condition.
Beers, frozen in carbonite
OK, this one might be more of a man cave gift — but it's like, the ultimate piece of Star Wars merchandise. This mini-fridge features our beloved Han Solo trapped in carbonite and red LED lights for special effects. With a cold and warm setting, both your blue milk and bantha burgers can be stored as leftovers.
A subtle way to showcase your trilogy obsession
While it may be a little much to hang giant framed trilogy posters on your kitchen walls, it would be completely acceptable to have mini ones in the form of dish towels. This set of three includes towels printed with the classic trilogy posters, which is the adult version of covering a bedroom in posters.
Use the Force to keep food from burning
The Death Star kitchen timer is about to save you from a lot of burnt food and setting off the smoke detector — plus who doesn't want a green laser and pew-pew noises as their cooking alarm?
Let The Force stir for you
Even the most powerful Jedi masters need a little pick-me-up in the morning, and this self-stirring Darth Vader mug is just the thing. Available in silver with Darth Vader or green with the empire symbol, Star Wars enthusiasts can be a little more excited to get up in the morning.
Blue milk smoothie, anyone?
If you ever needed any inspiration to wake up early for a healthy smoothie breakfast, this it it. This heavy-duty handheld immersion blender is impressively detailed to look like Darth Vader's lightsaber. With multiple speed options to perfectly blend, you'll really feel the power of the Dark Side working hard to make your smoothie actually smooth.
