Homemade Food Gift Ideas
These easy to make homemade food gift ideas make holiday giving a snap!
With the turbulence in our world right now, I am finding reassurance in the simple and thoughtful. Sharing homemade gifts from my kitchen is an easy and thoughtful way to spread a little holiday cheer.
It will be a simpler holiday season this year, without the parties and large gatherings. Regardless, I have begun planning Thanksgiving and Christmas. (Pop over here for the Ultimate 2020 Holiday Planner to help you have a more organized and less stressful Thanksgiving and Christmas. Heaven knows…we could all do with less stress!)
Start planning your food gifts now for a less stressful holiday.
Right now, I am noodling what homemade food gifts I want to make and give this year. At the top of the list are jars of these Rosemary Walnuts. I made so many of these walnuts last year, but before I had the opportunity to actually give them to friends and family, my husband would devour them…a sure sign that they are tasty morsels!
I have gathered more for Homemade Food Gift Ideas for your perusal and consideration. Some of these recipes are mine and others are recipes from some of very my talented friends.
And no matter what food gifts you decide to make, make sure to pop over to this post showing how to make these gift bags. With several designs (more than are shown here), there will probably be at least one to suit your needs. Tuck your homemade food gift into one of these easy-to-make gift bags; it is a lovely way to package the gift.
So, take a few minutes to gander through these food gift ideas. I hope you find some recipes that appeal to you so that you can get your food gift-making underway.
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So many great gift ideas for Christmas. I always love homemade gifts the most, so I’m ready to get started
You and me both, Barbara.
Fun to give and receive! One of my friends makes these delicious sweet and spicy nuts that I look forward to every year! They have become a part of our holiday celebrations.
Wishing you a wonderful day, my friend.
Hugs,
Lynn
That’s amazing list. I have to try at all. Thanks for sharing and love your site
Thanks Jason! So glad you found this list helpful.
Hugs,
Lynn
Just a quick note to say that I made the Rosemary Walnuts last night! What a hit! I’m glad I purchased a big bag of walnuts at Costco, so I can make more batches. Thanks for such a winner!
Hi Jennie,
You made my day! I am so glad to hear that! It’s so dicey when you love something and think everyone else will love it, but then you always worry! We do love those Walnuts! Thank you so very much for taking the time to write in. I can’t tell you how much I appreciate hearing your feedback.
Hugs,