Hostess gift ideas

A host gift that gets used within the week rather than sitting on a shelf.

For a couple who drink cocktails or champagne at home and like vintage-style glassware.

An inexpensive gift for a host or teacher who likes lavender; three separate boxed bars also split easily into stocking fillers.

For a coffee drinker who goes through a lot of beans; the big bag suits a household or office.

For a host who puts out a grazing board when friends visit.

Ready to give as it comes, for a teacher, mum or host who uses hand cream daily.

For a tea drinker or host who likes afternoon tea and would try better loose leaf.

For a host who serves drinks at home and would keep it out on the table.

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

An easy, affordable host or housewarming gift that works for a few stems on a kitchen counter or bedside table.

For a cook or a friend trying to use less cling film; a small, useful kitchen gift at a stocking-filler price.

For a cook who wants to try native Australian flavours, or a gift for someone overseas.

Suits someone who sets a nice table; buy two sizes as a pair for a hostess gift.

For a home baker or anyone who buys a sourdough loaf a week and wants it to stay fresh without a plastic bag.

Suits a home cook who would enjoy choosing their own olive oils and vinegars.

For someone who makes salads and dressings often and wants both on the table in one bottle.

A group gift from a team to a boss or a family host.

A ready-wrapped host or thank-you gift.

Suits a friend who adds heat to everything and likes trying new pantry items.

A cook who likes a weekend pot of chili and has only used canned beans.

For someone who likes to try a few scents; the trio can also be split across small gifts.

For a cat person who likes a holiday puzzle on the table through December.

A tea lover who likes a festive change from their usual cup.