Foodie gifts are always fun to receive. After all, we all love to eat well and discover new products!
Whether it’s gift baskets, local produce, cookbooks or accessories, there’s always something that makes you happy, no matter the budget.
Under $30, gourmet gifts are also great options for hostess gifts, Christmas stockings, gift exchanges or to spoil your favorite foodies.
For food lovers and gourmets, here are our best gift suggestions at $30 or less that will hit the spot every time!
A box filled with a beautiful variety of fresh, gluten-free, made-in-Quebec jujubes? I know I'd love to receive this! You can even have the box delivered directly to the person you want to spoil and it's a great idea for a gift exchange.
These pretty mugs with a bistro look will appeal to coffee and tea lovers. They also come with a monogrammed letter, making them a more personalized gift. You could complete with a small tea or coffee set for a more extensive gift!
This gourmet box offers 3 varieties of La Lichée's succulent caramels: chocolate, chocolate fleur de sel and coffee!
The craze for Middle Eastern cuisine, colorful and so tasty, is far from fading away. To get started, Les Filles Fattoush offers beautiful gift boxes, including a kit with the essentials to make your own fattoush salad.
For tea lovers, this box is a nice surprise. It includes a selection of 4 Christmas varieties, a sweet to savor and a surprise to prepare your tea.
You can always count on Ferrero and their holiday collection for last minute gift ideas. And bonus, absolutely everyone loves their products, whether it's Ferrero Rochers, Golden Signature assorted chocolates (also available in dark chocolate) or the Grand Ferrero Rocher Dark Chocolate.
Ecolution Patented Micro-Pop Microwave Popcorn Popper with Temperature Safe Glass | Amazon *
This is the perfect gift for a popcorn aficionado. You prepare your popcorn in the microwave, with or without butter, and it's done! The 3-in-1 lid measures kernels and melts butter, it's without BPA and dishwasher safe. All that's left to do is enjoy it in front of a movie, with a favorite book or as a snack.
It's hard to go wrong when you give a cookbook to someone who loves to cook.
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Marie-Noël Ouimet is a writer and content creator specializing in gastronomy, wine, and travel. She is the founder of the digital magazine Urbaine City, where for over 10 years she has been highlighting the pleasures of the table and the destinations that bring them to life. She also holds the WSET Level 3 certification in wines and spirits.