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If your mom is as obsessed with food as you are (she taught you everything you know), she’ll love a foodie-themed present this Mother’s Day. From next-level kitchen essentials to DIY gifts that will turn her into a pro chef, these gift ideas are sure to please.

UNDER $25

Travel Tumbler, $16, available at Vera Bradley

For the mom that’s always on-the-go, this tumbler includes a screw-on lid, is BPA-free and has a flexible straw.

Off to the Market Notepad, $9.50, available at Rifle Paper Co.

She’ll love to jot down her grocery list on this pretty notepad.

Cat Study Pot Holder, $12, available at Anthropologie

For cat-lady moms who also love to bake, there’s no better gift than this.

Glass Tea Bottle, $25, available at Food52

Substitute her boring thermos for an elegant glass bottle that will let her take her cup of tea on the road.

UNDER $50

Daffodils Nesting Meauring Cups, $32, available at West Elm

Brighten up her spring with these ceramic, flower-inspired measuring cups.

Try the World Gift Box, $39, available at Try the World

We’re obsessed with this new subscription service and your foodie mom will be too. Each box has 7-8 delicacies from a certain country.

Capri Recipe Box, $34, available at Rifle Paper Co.

If your mom is old school with her treasured recipes, she’ll appreciate this dainty tin, which includes cards inside.

Eco Seed Starter Kit Tea Series, $30, available at Fab.com

DIY tea! Sprout seeds in jars and then transfer to pots with soil. By summertime, she’ll be sipping on fresh-brewed tea.

Mobile Foodie Survival Kit, $26, available at Plant Brooklyn

All true foodies carry spices in their bags in case of emergencies.

DIY Goat Cheese Kit, $28, available at Food52

It’s not as hard to make your own cheese as you think. She can whip up some delicious homemade cheese with only 10 minutes kitchen time and a few hours wait.

Notions Apron, $28, available at Anthropologie

Perfect for the whimsical baker who doesn’t mind getting a bit dirty in the kitchen.

OVER $50

Red-Handed Italian Kitchen Knives, starting at $185, available at Food52

By no means cheap, but if you and your siblings want to go in on an epic foodie present, let us recommend these next-level knives. No hardcore chef is complete without them.