Gifts for people who love to cook under $25

A small, unusual food gift for a host or a coworker who cooks.

A pasta lover who wants a quick weeknight cacio e pepe without grating a block of cheese.

Works for someone with dairy or nut restrictions who still wants a chocolate treat.

A small, easy gift for a coworker or teacher who likes toffee and warm spice.

A home cook who does roasts and stews through the colder months.

A small stocking stuffer for a hot chocolate fan who prefers real chocolate over powdered mix.

A small gift for someone who finds most hot chocolate mixes too sweet.

Suits a chocolate lover in Australia who would enjoy choosing their own bars.

Suits a hot chocolate fan who prefers a plain, two-ingredient cup.

Suits someone who cares about humanitarian relief and would value a gift that helps directly.

An easy small gift for anyone who puts everything seasoning on their eggs.

Someone who cooks weeknight takeaway-style meals and likes bold seasoning.

An easy stocking filler or Secret Santa gift for a hot chocolate fan.

Lets a keen cook put the value toward the class they want instead of you guessing.

A small, cheerful upgrade for someone who bakes and cooks often.

A festive make-and-eat project for kids who like cooking with a grown-up, and the treat bags make the results easy to share.

A small food gift for someone who puts garlic on everything.

A home cook who seasons at the table and likes things made in Wales.

Anyone who drizzles hot honey on pizza; two bottles means one to keep and one to share.

A small stocking gift for a coworker or sibling who likes flavour but not much burn.

Someone with Scottish roots or a sweet tooth.

Suits a chocolate lover or someone who likes buying from a family business with a story.

For someone who likes dark hot chocolate with a little chile warmth on winter nights.

Someone who likes salted caramel and a gift that looks good on the table.