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"A report from Molly Pomroy, senior at Syracuse University in Syracuse, New York. Dad&amp;#039;s been super all year and is patiently waiting to see what the family delivers on Father&amp;#039;s Day morning. If your father&amp;#039;s a foodie, one of these 13 items are bound to meet his expectations (and your budget).  For when he wants to get a little closer to nature...  1. Chef&amp;#039;s Choice Classic WafflePro 853 ($50) On Mother&amp;#039;s Day, mom may wait in bed while breakfast is prepared, displayed perfectly, and placed on her lap. On Father&amp;#039;s Day, dad wants to make waffles for himself. The WafflePro is an efficient nonstick machine that produces waffles in only two minutes, but with a twist. Each waffle bakes up engraved with the design of a deer head! With this, pop can snipe the doe of his dreams without pulling a trigger.  2. Stanley 100th Anniversary Vacuum Thermos ($40)    There&amp;#039;s dad, trekking through woods, swatting flies, and brushing off sweat. He needs icy cold water to help him enjoy the hike. Then come next winter, if he&amp;#039;s ice fishing, he&amp;#039;ll want steaming hot coffee to keep him warm. Luckily, Stanley is celebrating its anniversary with a limited edition, stainless steel thermos that promises to keep liquids hot or cold for a full 24-hours. If you&amp;#039;re feeling particularly flush, splurge on the flannel-lined leather Filson Shoulder Sling for an extra $135. For when he wants to be a classy drinker...  3. Pino Solo Wine Tree ($300)  Everyone&amp;#039;s always said, &amp;quot;Money doesn&amp;#039;t grow on trees!&amp;quot; This Father&amp;#039;s Day, it would be fair to say that wine does. Newton Vineyard has announced the release of an elegant, limited edition wine rack designed by Derek Chen. Its rods are hand bent to create a hexagonal style rack, rising up 54 inches from the floor. With a base made from recycled oak barrels, this exquisite tree will showcase dad&amp;#039;s wine collection beautifully.  4. IPA Glass (2 pack for $25) The manliest thing about a guy drinking a beer is his foam mustache. Spieglau has made the world&amp;#039;s first glass designed for India Pale Ales, which won&amp;#039;t take away that &amp;#039;stache any time soon. With its hollow base and inward curving bowl, it keeps a head on the beer until the very last sip. Ripples in the base recharge the beer with every sip, producing new foam. For when he wants to show off a little bit...  5. Think Geek Tactical Apron ($35) If your father&amp;#039;s idea of adventure is taking a huge steak out of the fridge and slapping it on the barbie, order him a ThinkGeek Tactical Apron. Made for grilling, it has two large and three small pouches that can be conveniently velcroed anywhere. While it won&amp;#039;t stop bullets, it will protect him from grease and popping coals. The apron&amp;#039;s labeled &amp;quot;Chef&amp;quot; on the front and back so you know exactly who to blame if you&amp;#039;re served burnt steaks. 6. Wusthof&amp;#039;s Classic 7-inch Chinese Cleaver ($180)  Every kitchen needs a cleaver, and who better to wield it than dad? Wusthof&amp;#039;s new cleaver has a thin, razor sharp edge that&amp;#039;s designed especially for precise cutting of vegetables! Its wide blade will make scraping up ingredients and and carrying them to a bowl or skillet easy.  For when he works up an appetite ...    7.Breville&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;the Original&amp;quot; ($100) If he has a yen for gadgets, he&amp;#039;ll flip for Breville&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;the Original&amp;quot; that&amp;#039;ll cater to his cravings for a hearty meal. It grills two sandwiches at once, not only sealing in all the hearty fillings but also slicing the sandwiches in half. 8. Baking Steel ($80)   If your father&amp;#039;s human, you can&amp;#039;t go wrong with Baking Steel&amp;#039;s pizza palette, because what 2-legged creature doesn&amp;#039;t love pizza! This palette is pre-seasoned so it&amp;#039;s ready for use out of the box. Because it gets superhot, the Baking Steel cooks pizzas in a mere 7 to 9 minutes, helping Dad eat sooner rather than later. By creating the perfect pie, he can bring the whole family together!  9. DIY Pizza Pie ($5)  If your dad needs help preparing his pizza for the Baking Steel, download him this app from iTunes. Mark Bello of Pizza a Casa Cooking School will teach him, step by step, how to prepare a mouth-watering pie! For when he&amp;#039;s relaxing--with food on his mind... 10. Everyday Barbecue by Myron Mixon ($16.60)   The man in your house may not be America&amp;#039;s favorite pitmaster, unless, of course, he&amp;#039;s Myron Mixon, but he sure can try. Recipes included can be used in both the backyard and the kitchen.   11. Weber&amp;#039;s New Real Grilling by Jamie Purviance ($16) Weber is the world&amp;#039;s leading authority on grilling, so if dad should trust any cookbook, it&amp;#039;d be this one that&amp;#039;s chock full of techniques and recipes. Tell him to try grilling the Mexican-Style Corn on the Cob. It&amp;#039;s filled with bold chipotle flavor! 12. Salt Block Cooking by Mark Bitterman ($25)  Give dad 70 recipes to grill, chill, sear, and serve on a Himalayan Salt Block. Why would he want to? Because the food is both visually stunning and mouth watering. Tell pop to follow our lead and cook up the Salt-Grilled Cheeseburger Sliders for a taste of the Summer! And for when he needs to feed his sweet tooth...  13. &amp;quot;El Duderino&amp;quot; ($55)  Guys love bacon. Guys love beer. Liddabitsweets &amp;quot;El Duderino&amp;quot; gift package combines both loves into deliciousness, just in time for Father&amp;#039;s Day. Included in the set are a pack of Pretzel &amp;amp;amp; Potato Chip Slurtles, a case of 2 dozen Beer &amp;amp;amp; Pretzel Caramels (irresistible for gals too), and a 7-ounce box of &amp;quot;Breakfast of Heroes&amp;quot; caramel corn featuring bourbon, coffee, and bacon. If your Dad is anything like mine, this set is right up his alley.  Want to learn how we put consumer products to the test and keep you safe? Sign up for a tour of the famous Good Housekeeping Research Institute. If you visit, be sure to say hello when you come by the Kitchen Appliances &amp;amp;amp; Technology Lab.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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