From homemade nut butter to jars of seasoning mixes, here are 15 easy food gifts to make for the holidays.
2. Vanilla extract or Vanilla sugar
4. Truffles
5. Granola
9. Cocoa mix & homemade marshmallows
12. A jar of preserved fruit from your stash
14. Muesli
15. Cookie butter
I’d love to hear what you’re making for the holidays! What are YOUR favorite homemade food gifts to give (or get)?
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Katie says
Such a good line up Sally! Love the mix of sweet and savory, decadent and practical.
Sally says
Thanks Katie!
Jessica @ Nutritioulicious says
So many delicious homemade gifts! Thanks so much for including my chocolate PB truffles!
Sally says
You’re welcome Jessica!
Maria says
This list is so handy. I was thinking of making homemade granola or truffles. Marshmallows is a good option too! Thank you! Just in time 🙂
Sally says
Maria–those all sound like great gifts to me!
Jodi @ Create Kids Club says
Thank you Sally for including my popcorn seasoning recipes! I love your collection of amazing holiday gift recipes!
Sally says
You’re welcome Jodi! Happy Holidays!
Gillian says
Great ideas! This year we gave DIY chocolate chip cookies to teachers. I mixed all of the dry ingredients and put them into ball jars and all that needed to be added was eggs and butter. It was a lot of measuring (my 3 kids have 12 teachers all together!) but the kids all pitched in, so it was great family fun.
Sally says
Gillian–that’s a great idea. Bet that was fun for the kids too.