Home / Food 8 homemade holiday food gifts for families to make together delikay / Twenty20 These kid-tested gifts are simple enough for busy parents to make and sweet enough for any child to enjoy. By Charity Curley Mathews Updated November 9, 2022 delikay / Twenty20 Rectangle There’s nothing like a homemade treat to share the joy of the season. These kid-tested gifts are simple enough for busy parents to make and sweet enough for any child to enjoy. Plus, you’re not only giving a thoughtful gift of something you and your family created with your hands; you’re also giving your kids the gift of special time spent together. Cooking with your child is a Montessori-approved way for your little one to learn! Spread holiday cheer with these 8 holiday food gifts you can make with your child 1. No-bake peanut butter dream bars Sweet Potato Chronicles Who doesn’t love peanut butter smothered in a thick layer of chocolate? These are the faster version of peanut butter balls, and guess what? You don’t have to bake them at all. 2. Slow cooker apple butter with no added sugar Foodlets Rich with cinnamon flavor, there’s no butter here at all. Just a tangy, sweet spread that’s perfect on toast, pancakes and more. Bonus: No need to peel the apples! 3. DIY taco seasoning Real Mom Nutrition So much more flavorful than the store-bought stuff. Make your own blend—as spicy or mild as you like—and your loved ones will think of you next Taco Tuesday. 4. Homemade bread Foodlets Don’t let homemade bread intimidate you. This recipe is not only super simple but it’s also great for little hands to join in. 5. Hot fudge sauce Foodlets With only four ingredients, you can make a big batch of the smoothest, creamiest hot fudge you’ve ever tasted. 6. Homemade marshmallows Real Mom Nutrition If you’ve never had real, homemade marshmallows, this is your chance. Plus, this simplified technique doesn’t require a candy thermometer. 7. Lemon blueberry loaf with glaze Sweet Potato Chronicles One of the best gifts to get during the holidays is anything that doubles as breakfast for a busy family. This is one of the most loved flavor combinations of all time. 8. Chocolate granola bars Foodlets Nothing says Happy Holidays like a sweet snack that’s also filling enough to keep kids going until dinner. A version of this post was published October 28, 2021. It has been updated. Categories: Food, The Holidays Related articles The Holidays 10 essential rules for visiting a newborn during this holiday season Updated December 23, 2024 Food We can’t get enough of chilicuterie boards this fall October 7, 2024 Life 3 mindfulness practices to manage stress January 6, 2024 The Holidays My neurodivergent daughter reminds me of the magic to be found in the holidays January 4, 2024 Life Facing opposing family values this holiday season December 19, 2023