Edible gifts appeal to the foodie in us all, and who doesn’t love getting a thoughtful and tasty treat? The holidays are the perfect time to head to the kitchen and share your best recipes with your loved ones. Just add a few festive flourishes and these food gifts will be sure to please anyone on your list.

Cookie Mix in a POP Container
It’s no secret we love cookies. So we went into our cookie recipe archives to find this super delicious S’mores Cookies from Marc Murphy for our take on cookie-mix-in-a-jar. You could just as easily substitute your go-to chocolate chip cookie or a creative take on the traditional brownie recipe instead. Just layer all the dry, perishable ingredients in a POP container, and if you want to up the ante, add a set of measuring cups and measuring spoons to round out your gift.

Flavored Salts in Small POP Containers
Homemade flavored salts are the DIY holiday food gift that keeps on giving since whoever receives them will use them time and again to season eggs, avocado (or other) toast, popcorn and more. Creative mix-ins can include any number of herb pairings (like rosemary and sage salt), or use dried citrus zest for a special kick. We gift ours in a mini POP container set,You could just as easily fill up a salt shaker.

Pizza Tools and Tomato Sauce
We think of pizza as a great equalizer. It’s so easy to make at home, we’re surprised more people don’t do it more often. Arm a pizza lover in your life with homemade sauce in a Smart Seal glass container along with tools such as a silicone dough rolling bag,a non-stick pizza pan, and of course a pizza wheel and server.

Limoncello and Bartending Tools
After making homemade limoncello this summer, our first thought was: yum. Our second thought was: What an awesome gift! Make an aspiring mixologist happy with a bottle of vodka and lemons to make the summery liqueur, plus the necessary tools—a swivel peeler and strainer—to recreate the recipe.

Homemade Dog Treats and FurLifter
Technically, you could eat these dog treats, but we’d rather you give them to your pooch-obsessed pals and their fur babies. We think homemade dog treats in a POP container pair nicely with any of our FurLifters, our indispensable pet hair removers. Need a stocking stuffer for a pet lover? The FurLifter On-the-Go brush is a mainstay in many an OXOnian handbag and glove compartment.
If you have tots at home, baking with kids is a fun holiday tradition and they’ll love the chance to help create gifts for your loved ones.
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5 Comments
I haven’t had the pleasure of using oxo containers
But i always stop and look and wish
I have a pantry full of Good Grips PopContainers…I LOVE them ! would like to find assorted sets for my daughters.can’t seem to find them ( got them @ Costco)
Can you please let me know where I can purchase them ?
So,I will start by saying that I love Oxo products and prefer them to most other gadgets available. I am a commercial food stylist and use TONS of them, and the bar is high! I am very particular!
I just bought the citrus juicer and have to say, for its simple design, it is a savior in my kitchen. I don’t have to go looking for the right sized receptacle or measuring cup that fits with the juicer when I am only doing a small batch. Also, the steel component is sturdy and it doesn’t feel like it will break if a lot of pressure is applied.
On another note, I was looking to purchase your Snap Ware set, but guys… price is way out of line! It’s a great product, and believe me I have quite a few (never enough though!) but I can buy more or less the same thing ( a 20 piece Glasslock set ) for $30.00 vs. your 14 piece set for $70.00!
I think the cost is way off what they are worth and what you can find out there. Something to rethink maybe?
Just food for thought!
Have a great holiday!