Best Holiday Gifts for Foodies

They had us at wildflower honey. The handpicked and -pressed EVOO from Cordoba, sustainable maple syrup, vanilla extract, black salt, and majorly sleek black packaging are good, too. Available at ila-shop.co, $135.

Perk up a bored chef with a donabe — do for “clay” and nabe for “pot.” The Japanese cookware works for everything from soups and rice to steaming and grilling. Available at toirokitchen.com, $180.

We’ve waited most of our adult life for chef Yotam Ottolenghi to dumb it down. Newly released, “Ottolenghi Simple” is finally here, with 130 recipes that can be made in just 30 minutes with 10 ingredients or less. Available at amazon.com, $21.

Not just a chocolate bar, this is a confection with Criollo cacao, Mexican vanilla, and Melipona honey — all from Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. Available at storiesandobjects.com, $20.

The Eva Solo tabletop grill lets the chef dazzle the crowd right at the table. Available at tastemade.com, $289.

The Truffleist gift box: Self-explanatory. Drool inducing. Available at truffleist.com, $80.

Farm Candy’s gift tin combines seven titillating salt and sugar medleys (think blood orange fennel Mediterranean sea salt and wild blueberry Meyer lemon mint sugar). Throw in the Nasty Woman blend, with citrus, ginger, and habanero, for yourself. Available at farmcandyshop.com, $120.

Blackberry Farm Shop isn’t as sweet as it sounds. There are quaint jams, sure, but the Savory Favorites kit bundles bacon jam, smoked onion jam, and pickled ramps. Available at blackberryfarmshop.com, $45.

Way better than a paper bag, the ceramic Porter to-go bowl offers a place to store recipes made from the accompanying “Lunch!” cookbook. Available at food52.com, $65.

Harlem-based soup shop Egunsi (pronounced a-goo-see) ladles West African fare into shippable tubs. The signature sampler includes Gbegiri brown-eyed pea soup, Obe Ata tomato soup, Egunsi creamy melon seed seed soup, and Groundnut peanut butter soup. Available at goldbelly.com, $69.

This grinder duo is as functional as it is pretty, crushing everything from salt and pepper to dried berries and seeds. Available at setandco.com, $75.

We got hungry just thinking about wrapping up these tasty holiday gifts for foodies.

Ila honey, syrup, salt, EVOO — They had us at wildflower honey. The handpicked and -pressed EVOO from Cordoba, sustainable maple syrup, vanilla extract, black salt, and majorly sleek black packaging are good, too. *Available at* *ila-shop.co, $135*.

Perk up a bored chef with a donabe — do for “clay” and nabe for “pot.” The Japanese cookware works for everything from soups and rice to steaming and grilling. *Available at* *toirokitchen.com, $180*.

Ottolenghi Simple cookbook — We’ve waited most of our adult life for chef Yotam Ottolenghi to dumb it down. Newly released, “Ottolenghi Simple” is finally here, with 130 recipes that can be made in just 30 minutes with 10 ingredients or less. *Available at* *amazon.com, $21.*

Mexican chocolate — Not just a chocolate bar, this is a confection with Criollo cacao, Mexican vanilla, and Melipona honey — all from Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. *Available at* *storiesandobjects.com, $20*.

Not just a chocolate bar, this is a confection with Criollo cacao, Mexican vanilla, and Melipona honey — all from Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. Available at storiesandobjects.com, $20.

The Eva Solo tabletop grill lets the chef dazzle the crowd right at the table. Available at tastemade.com, $289.

Truffleist set — The Truffleist gift box: Self-explanatory. Drool inducing. *Available at* *truffleist.com, $80*.

The Truffleist gift box: Self-explanatory. Drool inducing. Available at truffleist.com, $80.

Farm Candy salt and sugar blends — Farm Candy’s gift tin combines seven titillating salt and sugar medleys (think blood orange fennel Mediterranean sea salt and wild blueberry Meyer lemon mint sugar). Throw in the Nasty Woman blend, with citrus, ginger, and habanero, for yourself. *Available at* *farmcandyshop.com, $120*.

Blackberry Farm Shop isn’t as sweet as it sounds. There are quaint jams, sure, but the Savory Favorites kit bundles bacon jam, smoked onion jam, and pickled ramps. *Available at* *blackberryfarmshop.com, $45*.

Way better than a paper bag, the ceramic Porter to-go bowl offers a place to store recipes made from the accompanying “Lunch!” cookbook. Available at food52.com, $65.

Egunsi soups — Harlem-based soup shop Egunsi (pronounced a-goo-see) ladles West African fare into shippable tubs. The signature sampler includes Gbegiri brown-eyed pea soup, Obe Ata tomato soup, Egunsi creamy melon seed seed soup, and Groundnut peanut butter soup. *Available at* *goldbelly.com, $69*.

This grinder duo is as functional as it is pretty, crushing everything from salt and pepper to dried berries and seeds. Available at setandco.com, $75.