Eatnik's 2022 Holiday Gift Guide

20 ideas for your food loving friends

Welcome to the 2022 gift guide! If you’re like me, the festive season starts in November so a full two months of Christmas celebrations can be enjoyed. I’ve spent this last month curating 20 items that I think your friends or family will love. Or you, really! Treat the most important person (you) and buy yourself something special.

I’ve stuck to a ‘gourmand’ theme for my guide, because that is my specialty, and the list contains either items I already own or on my personal wish list. These are gifts for people who love cooking, eating and entertaining. Food is a central theme and the gifts sit across various price points. I’ll be talking about these gifts across a few videos on my TikTok and Instagram, so make sure you are following those accounts if you’d like to hear more about why I chose them.

1. Fat Tuesdays chopping board 2. Hunter culinary collection candles 3. Natali Koromoto spicy empanada hat 4. Nonna’s Grocer produce candles 5. Soft Edge Studio handmade ceramic tableware 6. Quite Nice Clothing ingredient t-shirts 7. Nude glassware 8. Kip & Co pomodori linen tote bag 9. Food for Everyone artist collection prints 10. Fazeek Home geo bowl 11. Drnks natural wine packs 12. You and I Eat the Same 13. Plant Mama P Daddi candle holders 14. Salad Freak 15. Halcyon Nights yummy tummy blanket 16. Golden Groves extra virgin olive oil 17. Hay enamel serving bowl 18. Four Pillars Australian Christmas gin 19. Luxardo Maraschino Cherries 20. Off to the Market

Lastly, here is a mini list of items (that didn’t make the bigger gift guide) that you may like to give your holiday party hosts as a thank you for the invite.

1. Mrs Peacock chocolate bars 2. Dinosaur Designs mother of pearl dish 3. Tumami everything spread 4. Eat Up! 5. Non wine alternative

Merry Christmas everyone! Wishing you the most wonderful festive season. I’ll catch up with you here on Midnight Snack next month. In the meantime, keep your eye on Eatnik for holiday recipe ideas!

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Andrea