When it comes to gifting, few things are as universally appreciated as food and beverages. Whether you’re shopping for a snack enthusiast, a coffee or tea-lover, or a home chef, our curated gift guide includes the perfect treats to make any occasion more flavorful!
True Story Foods The Art of Charcuterie Bundle ($69.99, Truestoryfoods.com)
Did someone answer “bring something to munch on” to your “what can I bring” question?
This bundle is heaven for meat-lovers, with a tasty selection of old-world style charcuterie essentials, including two packages each of uncured Genoa Salame and aged Heritage Breed Prosciutto, plus a
package of the Kurobuta Heritage bacon for breakfast the next day.
The gift comes with a pig-shaped bamboo cutting board for a fun display and a copy of Graze: Inspiration for Small Plates and Meandering Meals, a book with 80 charcuterie board recipes.
Tea Forte Winter Chalet Advent – 12 Days of Cozy Teas ($40, Teaforte.com)
This limited-edition advent-style set of teas is ready to gift, with 12 soothing teas hidden behind numbered doors. The teas are presented in Tea Forte’s signature pyramid shape.
The teas are perfect for a cozy day indoors with unique flavors like Chocolate Fondue, Blueberry Merlot, and African Soulstice. The packaging is stunning and is bound to be a conversation piece.
Klatch Coffee Holiday Coffee Trio Gift Set ($29.95, Klatchcoffee.com)
This Holiday-themed gift set is perfect for the coffee aficionado on your list. Klatch Coffee is family-owned and run in Southern California, where the coffee is roasted using the brand’s signature Peak of Flavor method.
The set, festive and ready to gift, includes three yummy flavors in 113 g bags of whole beans: Dancing Reindeer blend, Fireside blend, and Ethiopian Single Origin. This set could even be broken up for stocking stuffers.
Wildly Virgin Foodie Gift Set ($72, Wildlyvirgin.com)
Perfect for the chef on your list, this duo of olive oils will inspire many inspired meals.
The set includes two oils: Doce, which is buttery and mellow, suitable for salad dressings, roasting, and sautéing, and Forte, which is bolder, best for finishing roasted vegetables, grilled meats, or tomato salads. The bottles are stylish and beautiful, worthy of being displayed on any countertop.
Sugarwish ($25 and up, Sugarwish.com)
You may know Sugarwish for its customizable sweets gifts, but Sugarwish has now broadened its offerings to include home spa items, pantry delicacies, and even dog treats.
Sugarwish gifts are a breeze to give. You send an e-gift card with a personalized note, and your recipient has the freedom to choose anything they are in the mood for from Sugarwish’s offerings — from cookies to candies to personal care. Gifts are shipped quickly, and the packaging is festive, making the gift fun to receive.
Curdbox Holiday Box ($170, Curdbox.com)
I’ve written about Curdbox’s yummy cheese subscription boxes (maybe you saw us on the Today Show!). The monthly subscription contains a curated selection of cheeses and accompaniments, with maker stories, tasting notes, suggested drink pairings, and a themed Spotify playlist.
The limited-edition Holiday Box makes an excellent gift for someone who will be entertaining this Holiday. It includes a selection of treats perfect for a grazing board, including four artisan cheeses, four small-batch pairings, and two charcuterie selections, to serve 6-10 people. Boxes ordered by November 10 and shipped by November 18 are guaranteed to arrive by Thanksgiving.
The Asian Snack Box ($20, Theasiansnackbox.com)
If you know someone who loves Asian snacks like I do, this is the perfect gift! There is a wide variety of snacks to choose from, including several Pocky flavors, Choco Pie, and even instant noodles!
Each Snack Box contains 10 snacks, and Vegan and Gluten-free options are available. You can customize a box for your recipient, or you can give them a gift card to design their own. Personalized gift cards are available.
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