Easy Edible Gifts – Unique Food Gifts for Holiday Giving

Looking for a special homemade gift for a friend, colleague, teacher, or party host that you can make ahead of all the holiday craziness?  Check out this list of easy edible gifts that you can whip up in a snap and easily decorate and give in a mason jar or decorative holiday container!

Easy Edible Gifts – Candy and Sweet Foods

These sweet treats are easy holiday desserts that you can give as mason jar gifts.  From chocolate to hard candy you will find a new favorite here!

• Panko Dark Chocolate Bark
• Salted Caramel Corn
• Bourbon Buckeyes
• Ma’s Benne Candy
• Caramel Bugles
• Pecan Log Truffles
• Peanut Butter Pretzel Puppy Chow
• Snacking Chocolate

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Easy Edible Gifts – Spice Mixes and Seasoning Blends

Everyone loves a great spice mix, especially one that they don’t have to buy at the store or make themselves.  These are my most popular spice blends that will look great in a decorative jar, or even in an empty glass ornament.  What a fun easy edible gift that would be!

• All-Purpose Steak Seasoning
• Everything Bagel Seasoning
• Jerk Seasoning
• Southwest Seasoning
• Chai Spice
• Italian Seasoning
• Greek Seasoning
• BBQ Seasoning – my most popular spice mix!
• Pumpkin Pie Spice
• Apple Pie Spice

Easy Edible Gifts – Seasoned & Sugared Nuts

Everyone loves a good bowl of mixed nuts because they are the ultimate finger food.  Any of these sugared and spiced nut recipes will make a great addition to your party and a fun trail mix!

• Chili Lime Cashews
• Lemon Thyme Almonds
• Buttery Toasted Pecans
• Crispy Sugared Pecans
• Smoked Paprika Almonds
• Fall Spice Nuts
• Everything Bagel Almonds
• Rosemary Pepitas
• Gingersnap Pecans
• Southwest Pepitas

Easy Edible Gifts – Snack Mixes

Snack mixes like Chex cereal mixes and other spicy seasoned mixes of chips and crackers make affordable and unique teacher gifts and your coworkers!

• Sriracha Snack Mix
• Redneck Snack Mix
• Jerk Spiced Oyster Crackers
• French Onion Pretzels
• Pan Roasted Chickpeas
• Sriracha Black Pepper Pretzels
• Pumpkin Spice Espresso Pretzels
• Crack Pretzels

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Easy Edible Gift Giving Necessities

Weck Jars –  these are the perfect storage containers for your spice mixes.  Air-tight and reusable!  Plus the cute tulip shape holds a ribbon around the top for easy decorating.  This Spice Jar Set is also a great option if you have more than a few friends to give to.

Mason Jars – if you prefer Mason jars, these wide-mouth jelly jars make it easy to fill with your spice blends and stack well in your cabinet or pantry.  Also great for all the nut recipes!

Mason Jars – these 32oz jars are perfect for giving your snack mixes and larger batches of nuts.

Snack Bags – Treat bags like these are perfect for wrapping and storing the sweet treats and candy recipes that you want to give.

Bakery Bags – These brown kraft bags are amazing for giving treats.  The cellophane window allows a sneak peek at the treats inside.

Ribbon – Decorate or top off your edible gift with some decorative ribbon to match the holiday! A card can be easily attached to the ribbon so no need to buy stickers.

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I hope you found some great options for your holiday gift-giving list.  These easy edible gifts can all be made ahead of time, keeping your holiday stress level to a minimum!

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