100 Gifts for Food Lovers
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Bottlebrush Tree Napkin Ring, $3
A set of napkin rings makes a perfect gift for a holiday host.
Holiday Sip Cup, $10
Every party drink will taste better out of this ornament-shaped tumbler.
Ombre Glasses, $10
These candy-colored 12-ounce glasses look delicate but they’re dishwasher-safe.
For one, MoMA; comingsoonnewyork.com
Pizza My Heart Enamel Pin, $10
Buy eight of your friends a pin— together they form a cute enamel pie!
Foragers Playing Cards, $10
This illustrated deck will help nature lovers track down edible (and inedible) plants.
Stainless Steel Drinking Straws, $10
Every eco-friendly family needs some reusable metal straws.
For eight, Joyeco; amazon.com
Feline Frenzy Sushi Cat Toys, $11
Cats will love playing with faux fish on rice; these toys are filled with organic catnip.
For three; lovethybeast.com
Wham Bam Ham, $12
Pets can get in on the holiday feast with this plush ham-hock squeaker toy.
Lime Bottle Opener, $12
Give someone a collection of old-fashioned sodas along with this stylish opener.
Ice Cream Planter, $12
These pots make an even better gift when you fill them with succulents.
$12–$35; easytigerco.com
Gold Pineapple Trivet, $14
The pineapple is a symbol of hospitality, and it makes a great table protector, too.
Be Home; accompanyus.com
Cactus Cookie Cutters, $14
Bakers can create a whole desert of desserts that are fun to decorate.
For five; merimeri.com
Gold Steamer Basket, $15
This basket looks like woven bamboo but it’s made of gold-plated earthenware.
Little Puzzle Thing Birthday Cake, $15
With more than 70 pieces, this jigsaw puzzle is fun but no piece of cake.
Walnut Candle, $16
Everyone will want to crack this nut: There’s a scented soy candle inside.
Marie Antoinette Salt & Pepper Set, $18
This gift is a Ree Drummond favorite. To season a dish, it’s off with the queen’s head.
Tiny Chef's Knife Earrings, $18
These earrings are made of acrylic— and they sure look sharp.
Banana LED Light, $18
This 4" x 6" porcelain piece works as a desk lamp or a nightlight.
Geo Glass Tumblers, $20
Terrariums inspired these geometric drinking glasses with metallic edges.
For two, Root7; amazon.com
Metallic Twist Napkin Rings, $20
These intricately woven iron rings are like jewelry for the table.
For four, Food Network; kohls.com
Watercolor Stripe Utensil Caddy, $23
This ceramic vessel is perfect for corralling spoons and spatulas—or flowers.
Floatie Flamingo Pool Float Bowl, $24
This eight-inch ceramic float isn’t exactly seaworthy, but it’s just right for chips or nuts.
Color Map Mug, $24
Frequent fliers can color the places they’ve visited, then bake the mug to make it last.
Sunny Side Up "8x10" Print, $25
This fun letterpress print is the ideal morning view for a breakfast lover.
For unframed; honeyandbloom.com
Crystal Stir Sticks, $25
Stirring a cocktail is even more fun when you use one of these enamel gems.
For four; helloblush.com
Where To Drink Beer, $30
Help a beer lover find the best brews on earth with this 480-page guide.
Tasseled Black & White Napkin Rings, $30
These goods are handcrafted by women in Rwanda, and sales help alleviate poverty.
For four; kazigoods.com
Swirl Marbleized Ceramic Platter, $30
Each of these 16-inch porcelain boards has a unique swirled pattern.
Box of Sweets Cards, $30
What a treat: These blank note cards are covered in cookies, doughnuts and macarons.
For 12, Bonnefetti; brika.com
Farmers Market Tote, $30
This canvas tote is built to last tons of trips to the market; the straps are vegan leather.
Coupe Marbleized Serving-Bowl, $30
This 13-inch bowl is a scene-stealer.
Artisanal Kitchen Supply; bedbathandbeyond.com
Sorbet Collection Mini Ramekins, $30
With these four-inch multicolored ramekins, you can serve personalized desserts!
For six; lecreuset.com
Timber Trivet, $30
It’s a puzzle! Connect the three oak pieces to build this rustic trivet.
Colto Spoons, $32
No need to pick a color: These stainless-steel spoons come as a multihued set.
For four; anthropologie.com
Champagne Fund Bottle, $32
This pretty bottle of bubbly gives the typical piggy bank a run for its money.
For one, Two’s Company; timeyourgift.com
Sweet Treat Dog Collar, $33
This collar can be customized with a gold, silver or black buckle.
Neo Salt and Pepper Shakers, $34
Made of solid marble, these shakers look more like sculptures than kitchen tools.
Club 2.0 Beer Glasses, $35
Gold bases make even cheap beer look luxe!
For two, Sagaform; zola.com
Work It Out Gym Bag, $35
This bag is printed with the best motivation imaginable for going to the gym!
Woodland Bottle Stoppers, $35
Give wine lovers a new way to cork bottles—with a fox, bear, deer or rabbit.
For one; michikoshimada.com
Mango Wood Beckett Serving Stand, $35
A modern take on a tiered tray, this version has a brass-plated handle.
Bauhaus Side Plate Set, $36
These sophisticated eight-inch melamine plates can go indoors or out.
For four, Odeme; burkedecor.com
Pacific: Bamboo Highball Glasses, $36
These gold-plated stainless-steel glasses bring Polynesian style to any table.
For two; viski.com
Breakfast in Bed Cooking Set, $38
These stoneware bakers would make adorable frittatas: The largest is just seven inches!
Vintage Champagne Saucers, $38
Copper-plated stems make these coupes feel extra fancy.
For four, Soirée; shoparteffect.com
Monochrome Whale of a Time Set, $38
These china plates form a whole whale.
For two, plus $16.50 international shipping; yvonneellen.etsy.com
Fauve Coaster Set, $38
These porcelain coasters are so stylish, you might not want to cover them with a drink!
For four, Xenia Taler; burrogoods.com
Ice Cream Truck for Cats, $39
Just a few folds and this cardboard 15" x 17" playhouse is ready for action.
Modern Nutcracker, $39
This figure won’t come to life, but it will crack any nut—and look great on a mantel.
$39–$69; westelm.com
Retro Clock Mixer, $40
Placed on a desk, this clock ensures no one will mix up the time.
Polished Copper Whistling Kettle, $40
Drinking tea can be super chic— this nylon-handled kettle is proof!
Food Network; kohls.com
Charles Lane Indigo Bowls, $40
These hand-painted four-inch bowls fit any style: bohemian, preppy or modern.
For three, Kate Spade; lenox.com
Fallon Platter, $40
This 12-inch stainless-steel piece is eye-catching enough to keep out all year.
Lift Candle Holder, $40
A wood magnet outside this glass column lets you move the votive up and down.
Philippi; jungleeny.com
Fold-by-Number Napkins, $42
Inspired by origami, these napkins have folding guides printed right on the cloth.
For six; store.moma.org
Wicklow Cheese Knives, $45
These are made by an artisan in Ireland out of yew, walnut and sycamore wood.
For two, Hill Picket Studio; the-citizenry.com
Live Edge Walnut Board, $45
This solid walnut live-edge piece can be used for chopping or serving.
$45–$95; vermontfarmtable.com
Scoop Coffee and Tea Canisters, $46
These airtight stainless-steel containers keep goods fresh and come with a scoop.
$46–$55, Stelton; food52.com
Pure Copper Bottle, $48
Drinking from a copper vessel is said to aid healing—and as a bonus, it looks cool, too.
Festive Popsicle Ring, $48
This treat is better than anything on an ice cream truck: It’s plated in 14-karat gold.
Belmont: Apex Faceted Gold Shaker, $50
This 30-ounce faceted cocktail shaker would look good on any bar cart.
Joanna Etagere, $50
This beechwood and glass tiered stand has a rubberized top for easy gripping.
Philippi; jungleeny.com
Te Quiero, Tequila! Shot Glasses, $54
The arms on these two-ounce gilded cacti make great little handles.
For four; rosannainc.com
Cookie Jar with Walnut Lid, $58
Bakers can keep cookies fresh in this handblown eight-inch-diameter glass vessel.
Negroni Cocktail Tie, $58
This Negroni pattern is subtle enough to wear to work—and then to happy hour.
Marbled Enamel Popcorn Popper, $58
All the campers in your life will love this old-school popcorn maker.
The Emily & Merritt Starry Night Decanter, $59
The etched little stars make spirits bright.
Holiday Cheese Set, $60
Gilded hardware adds a bit of holiday style to this acacia wood board and cheese knives.
Sagaform; zola.com
Color Lab Espresso Cups, $60
These hand-dipped porcelain cups are microwave- and dishwasher-safe.
For four, Revol; store.moma.org
Acacia Wood Oil & Vinegar Cruets, $62
These glass jugs come with an acacia wood base and stoppers.
Wire Fruit Bowl, $65
This 15-inch fruit bowl is a serving piece and design statement in one.
Abstract Tray, $68
This 11-inch clay tray with a hand-drawn design is the perfect size for appetizers.
Geode Placecard Holder Set, $70
Each of these unique natural mineral card holders has a gold-leafed bottom.
Travel Knife & Cutting Board Set, $70
An easy-to-carry 10-inch oak board and knife are perfect for a chef on the go.
Primus; food52.com
Thistle Nesting Bowls, $70
Made of biodegradable bamboo fiber, these bowls are colorful—and eco-friendly.
For seven; bamboozlehome.com
Macaron Candle Gift Set, $75
These bakery-inspired candles come in five sweet scents.
For five; voluspa.com
Nordico Saucepan, $89
This cheerful yellow pot is made from extra-thick steel.
Domaine Smoke Glass Punch Bowl, $90
Hosts will love this stylish punch server: It holds six liters!
Cocktail Kit, $95
This set includes a shaker, jigger and two insulated tumblers to keep drinks cold.
Jensen Nesting Trays, $130
These minimalist acacia wood trays come in 12-, 15- and 18-inch sizes.
For three; crateandbarrel.com
Y3.2 Espresso and Coffee Machine, $149
At just four inches wide, this coffeemaker is ideal for small kitchens.
Whiskey Barrel Watch, $279
This timepiece is made of wood from reclaimed Kentucky bourbon barrels.
Food Paint Set, $6
Squeeze a smiley face on nearly anything with these colorful organic fruit purees.
For three; noshiforkids.com
Note: The next 25 gifts are perfects for food-loving kiddos!
Ice Lolly Notes, $8
You’ll find 1,000 sticky notes and a pencil in this clever pop.
Chill Baby Snack Cup, $10
This little plastic no-spill cupcake helps kids feed themselves without making a mess.
Uncanny Mini Can, $10
Students can erase mistakes with tiny mandarin orange segments.
Wakey Wakey Domed Ringer Bell, $12
This bell is all about breakfast.
Holiday Candy Melamine Set, $15
Every kid (and plenty of adults!) would love getting a peppermint candy plate set.
For three pieces; crateandbarrel.com
Hipsterkid Lemon Umbrella, $16
It’s hard to be sour when you’re carrying this umbrella.
Mini Donut Original Rainbow Crayons, $20
Coloring just got a hole lot more fun. Each two-inch doughnut is unique.
For four; art2theextreme.com
Paint a Picnic Craft Kit, $20
Kids can decorate 27 wood food shapes, then pack them up in this basket.
Giant Cheeseburger Snow Tube, $25
This inflatable burger gives kids the rare chance to fly down a hill with their buns out.
Big Mouth; dillards.com
Popcorn Babysuit, $34
This cute cotton onesie and kernel cap really pop.
Watermelon Bean Bag Seat, $36
Kick back and chill on this one-in-a-melon cushion.
sunnylife.com; Design Life Kids
Rainbow Stripe Kids Apron, $38
Little chefs can get messy without a care, thanks to this colorful apron.
Kara Weaves; thelittlemarket.com
Ice Cream Pendulum Clock, $49
All hands point to ice cream time!
Craze Crushed Pineapple Skates, $50
All the kids will be pining for these fun fruit-patterned skates.
circlesociety.com; kohls.com
Gingerbread Party House Bag, $55
This sequin- and glitter-coated purse can hold a lot of candy.
Pink Lemonade Helmet, $70
This sweet helmet has a removable visor.
Snack Snack Playhouse, $199
Kids can work at a café or barbecue booth with this reversible stand.
