50 Best Christmas Food Gifts You Can Have Delivered

Bread lovers will get a kick out of this collection of dipping sauces. With 15 spices, recipients will experience flavor profiles from different corners of the world. It includes a recipe card for each sauce and labeled tins for the spice to avoid any confusion.

They'll scream for ice cream every few weeks with this Goldbelly subscription, which can be bought for durations of three months to a year. They'll get to sample frozen treats from the best shops across the country, from San Francisco’s Humphry Slocombe to North Carolina’s Nye’s Cream Sandwiches.

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If you're not familiar with marzipan, it's like a cookie-candy hybrid made of finely-ground almonds, sugar, and water. This set of 10 delightful marzipan Christmas treats in the shape of a tree, snowflakes, ornaments, and more features a bold color palette of red, pink, and bright blue. The set arrives in a gift box tied with a satin ribbon.

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If they love chips and dip, they'll love this gorgeously packaged salsero kit from Somos, which includes four salsa varieties (Roasted Tomatillo Jalapeno, Cuatro Chiles Taqueria, Smoky Chipotle Red and Roasted Tomatillo Pasilla), along with a salsa dish handmade by Mexican artisans.

What's better than giving someone the gift of not having to cook dinner?! For the busy parent, this gift of five entrées (which each feed up to four people) is a godsend. The classic meals — beef lasagna, beef stroganoff, meatloaf, polenta, and zuni stew — are all ready to heat, or they can be frozen to feed the family in the distant future.

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Delicious soup dumplings delivered to their door? Sounds too good to be true, but I've ordered this 50-pack, and I can attest they arrived frozen, and tasted restaurant-fresh after steaming. Choose from three different flavors: pork, shrimp and pork, and savory chicken. I also highly suggest pairing your gift with Mila's Crafted Sauce Trio: ginger and scallion, classic vinegar, and chili crisp.

Perfect for the holidays, this gift box includes a dozen individually wrapped treats filled with prune, apricot, and raspberry fillings.

They can recreate the magic of the popular South Carolina biscuit shop with this collection of six buttermilk biscuits, six cinnamon biscuits, and six cheese and chive biscuits — complete with jars of pimento cheese and cinnamon butter, of course!

Support some incredible Black-owned businesses with this tea box that features tea selections from four brands. that can make up to 16 cups. In addition to the tea, which makes up to 16 cups, you'll also get disposable tea filters, a reusable muslin cloth to steep, and a heart sticker. And the best part is, proceeds from sales will go on to support other Black-owned tea brands so they can grow their businesses, too.

Made with olives grown on Italian soil, pressed by Italian artisans, and bottled in Italy, this extra virgin olive oil set is all about quality from start to finish. It includes Tuscan Herb, Basil, Garlic, and Truffle flavors.

Cheese lovers will get a kick out of the fancy cheese gift boxes from popular New York cheesemonger Murray's Cheese. Those who can't get enough cheddar are sure to appreciate this grazing collection, which includes two cheddars, cheddar curds, a beef salami, and a fruit jam.

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With many happy reviewers raving that Chicago Steak Company has the "best cheesecake ever," you know it's gotta be good. It includes 12 slices comprised of four decadent flavors: Turtle, Strawberry Swirl, Chocolate Chip, and New York Cheesecake.

With a standard three-month subscription to this luxurious charcuterie box, your gift recipient will get a monthly delivery of:

• 2 cheeses
• 1 meat
• 1 cracker pack
• 1-2 spreads
• 2+ accompaniments (e.g., dried fruits, olives, candied nuts, chocolate, pickled things)

An instructional sheet makes it easy to put together an Instagram-worthy board. Up your gift game by buying the recipient a bottle of wine to complement the treats.

Can't decide what to get? You can't go wrong with a Classic Gift Basket from Harry & David like this one, which offers a wide variety of sweet and savory treats, including royal pears, milk chocolate popcorn, crackers, sharp cheddar, and flavored relish.

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Not only do these masalas taste great, but they make for an easy way to elevate a weeknight dinner. The Garam Masala is a versatile base you can use for most dishes, while the Biryani and Tandoori options work as great foundations you can experiment with in the kitchen.

It's not Christmas without a tin of popcorn. But instead of buying one from a supermarket, up your popcorn game with this mix of gourmet popcorn, which comes with a combo of cheddar and caramel popcorn to satisfy those who want savory and sweet. Choose from five different tin designs and four different sizes.

Caviar isn't for everyone, but those who love it will be delighted to see this gift arrive at their doorstep. Choose from different caviar varieties that start at $99 for a 50-gram jar or $165 for two 50-gram jars. Every order comes packaged in a luxe-looking box that's perfect for gifting.

If it's good enough for Beyoncé and Jay-Z's date night, then Roberta's is good enough for the pizza connoisseur in your life. Once they receive this pack of four pies shipped in dry ice, the recipient can put them in the freezer to store, or pop them in the oven to enjoy right away.

While the battle for which state boasts the best bagels is as contentious as ever, it's hard to dispute that NYC-based shop Russ & Daughters is right up there. Send a half-a-dozen assorted bagels, including flavors like Everything, Pumpernickel, and Sesame, and all the recipient will have to do is add their own cream cheese.

With this three-month subscription, they'll get authentic Japanese snacks, candies, and teas mailed right to their front door once a month. Each box includes 2o to 22 products, all from family-run businesses in Japan, as well as a 24-page guide that outlines each item's origin, flavors, and allergens.