Chocolate Covered Peeps. What is better than peeps? Chocolate covered Peeps. Just released this year, these come in box of 24 ($24).

I love Macarons. I am still skeptical that macarons are the new cupcake, but willing to try. In this cookbook ($10), renowned Japanese pastry-maker Hisako Ogita brings the art of baking macarons with fully illustrated foolproof step-by-step instructions. Yum!

Gaby Crumb Board. Beautiful and functional. This cutting board allow you to avoid the mess when cutting yummy crusty bread. The slotted top on this cutting board ($33) is removeable and reversible from the crumb catching cavity.

Market-Fresh Mixology: Cocktails for Every Season. This book offers recipes for a blend of classic and creative cocktails using fresh market ingredients. Be equipped to make the perfect cocktail for any seasonal situation, snowstorm, hot summer day, or the first days of spring. Happy drinking.

Bamboo Serving Tray. A versatile serving tray that has subtle curves perfect any entertaining situation: wasabi and soy sauce for sushi, bread and chutney for cheese, or anything else you can imagine.

Mini Whoopie Pies. Recently featured in Food & Wine Magazine, these mini Whoopie Pies ($28) are tasty and come in all sorts of flavors: sour cherry with white chocolate, raspberry red velvet, double dark chocolate, ginger with lemon curd, chocolate and orange and of course the original chocolate and vanilla. Great gift or something just for you!

Valentine’s Dozen from Georgetown Cupcake. Is there really a better Valentine’s present than cupcakes? From my fave cupcakery, Georgetown Cupcake in DC, you can order a Valentine’s Dozen ($29) (4 strawberry-chocolate, 4 red velvet, 4 chocolate squared) delivered right to your front door. Yes, they ship outside of DC!

Brownie Edges Only Pan. If you always fight to get the corner of the brownie pan to get that nice and chewy bite, then this pan ($34) is for you. Fits recipes for a 9x9 pan. Now less uncooked middles and burned edges. Now I really, really, want a brownie.

All Out Of Notepad. Stick this notepad ($9) to the fridge and check things off as you run out during the week to make grocery shopping easy and fast. There are also plenty of blanks to fill in whatever you like besides the essentials listed.

Food Rules. A new book from Michael Pollen (author of Omnivore’s Dilema), Food Rules ($5) offers a guide to food for anybody interested in healthy eating. Simple, easy rules that anybody can follow to start a healthy diet!