[Ad- gifted products – Updated on November 8th, 2024 to add more gift ideas] I would define myself as a foodie and receiving gifts around Christmas, I really enjoy food-themed gifts! As I love food, I have picked out a bunch of food-related gifts for foodies like myself, from silly gifts to more serious gifts, there is a lot to enjoy in this list.
Festive Sausage Dog Tea Towel
Those who love cooking love having cute things in their kitchen. These Festive Sausage Dog tea towels are adorable and do a good job of not only decorating the kitchen but also being useful. If the foodie in your life is a dog fan or a fan of seasonal decorations in their kitchen, it’s a fantastic and affordable gift that would work well. These are available at rexlondon.com
Contact Coffee Co. Jingle Blend
Founded by two Royal Marines, Contact Coffee Co. has a number of coffee blends out there, including their Jingle Blend that’s designed for Christmas. Their aim was to create a coffee that can brew quickly and take minimal equipment, so that people who are in the military are able to consume delicious coffee while fighting for your country. The Jingle Blend is a heavy body coffee with deep chocolate and roasted nut flavors, along with a bit of Christmas spice. It’s limited edition, so it’s likely your foodie friend would not have tried these!
Christmas Sweet Box
If your foodie has a sweet tooth, then the Christmas Sweet Box has so many fantastic treats! There is a mix of retro candy and newer candy, along with a bunch of pick and mix that fit perfectly in the Christmas theme. We use these types of sweets in our gingerbread house decorating, making it an ideal gift for those who love sweets and plan on making gingerbread. You can also customize a message for the box, if you’d like.
Cook Korean! by Robin Ha
Cook Korean! is probably my favourite cookbook. Not only does it contain great recipes for delicious Korean food, but the cookbook is also a comic book, with beautifully drawn pages of comics. This book talks about the basics that you’d need for Korean cooking, what should be in your pantry, the culture around how you eat Korean food, and how to make many, many dishes. It’s an interesting read that’s great to follow.
Double Dutch Premium Mixers
Double Dutch premium mixers are tonic waters with a number of fantastic flavors. Double Dutch have a bunch of different crates, so you can really pick something you know the foodie in your life will enjoy. These mixers can be used in a number of cocktails and mocktails. Dann quite likes to drink the Ginger Beer flavor on it’s own! The lemon is fantastic for a number of fruity drinks too.
Opies Jarred Fruits
Opies have a range of luxury jarred fruits, including some that are preserved in complimentary alcohol. These make for a fun ingredient to be used in cocktails, desserts, and even main courses. Our personal favorite is the Black Cherries in Kirsch, which pairs well with cheeses. They also have some jarred items that are in syrup, if you are looking for some less alcoholic options. Our favorite way to gift Opies jarred fruits is through creating little gift baskets or bundles, with complementing ingredients.
The jarred fruits are calling my name! I love all the varieties they have. Great list!
The korean cook book sounds an amazing idea. We’ve been eating a lot of korean cuisine lately and love it…Great reco, thanks a lot.
Awesome gift ideas! I am a coffeeholic and that Jingle Blend sounds good. The jarred fruits look delicious, too.
As a foodie at heart I can agree that these are all fabulous gift ideas for foodies this Christmas season! I would love any of them or all of them LOL…..
The first thing I want on Xmas day is a coffee , the jingle blend sounds delicious , love that it has a bit of Christmas spice in it too!
I always like giving gourmet items as gifts, since they are so usable. I would enjoy any of these items, and they would make great gifts.