30 Mason Jar Gift Ideas for Friends and Family

30 Mason Jar Gift Ideas for Friends and Family

Have a holly jolly holiday with this sweet and savory snack mix in a jar. You can adjust the ingredients to suit your taste, but don't skip on the red and green M&M's — they add a colorful, festive touch.

Red bell peppers and green jalape?os come together beautifully in this 30-minute jelly. Recipe creator MARBALET suggests serving it as a relish or with cream cheese and crackers.

Dry ingredients like flour, cocoa, sugar, pecans, and chocolate chips are layered in this gorgeous mason jar gift. Your recipient just needs to add wet ingredients for a delicious batch of chocolate cookies.

This pineapple-plum jam is “sweet and fruity, with comforting holiday spice undertones,” according to recipe creator Rachel Dobbs.

This apple pie-inspired "moonshine" may taste sweet, but be careful! With three cups of 180-proof grain alcohol, it's pretty darn powerful.

Your loved ones will appreciate this mason jar gift with dried rice, pasta, barley, split peas, and lentils. They'll just need to add ground beef and a few other ingredients for a big pot of cozy soup.

Rolled oats are layered with sugar, chocolate chips, all-purpose flour, baking powder, and salt. “Very easy to make and they look SO pretty,” reviewer DanielleR says of this mason jar gift. “Very professional. No one believes that I did them myself!”

While an active sourdough starter might not be the most conventional Christmas present, it is the gift that keeps on giving. Recipients can use it to make bread for years to come.

Salted caramel sauce is the perfect mason jar gift for ice cream fanatics. “It may be blasphemy to say that hot fudge isn’t the ultimate warm ice cream topping, but after tasting this amazing salted caramel sauce, that’s exactly what I’m suggesting,” says Chef John.

"I made this recipe for everyone I knew for Christmas presents and they all LOVED it," raves reviewer LPARNELL. "If you want to go the extra mile, attach a gingerbread person cookie cutter to the jar.

This mason jar ingredient mix produces sweet, salty, and pleasantly crunchy cookies. Add chocolate chips for even more flavor variation.

This 2-ingredient mason jar gift (made with just ripe pineapple chunks and gold Barbados rum) is full of boozy, tropical flavor. “This is an excellent gift for people who say they have everything,” according to recipe creator and Allrecipes Allstar Buckwheat Queen. “How easy is this?”

“Made as directed with seasonal fabric and it DOES make a beautiful gift,” says reviewer April Mae Macdonald Rugletic. “I made them for the volunteers at the church. They were well-received AND delicious too.”

Did you know you can make your own vanilla extract at home with just two ingredients? You can! Throw it in a bottle or mason jar, and it makes an excellent holiday gift for all the bakers in your life.

Limoncello, the classic Italian aperitif, is easier than you think to make in the comfort of your own kitchen. This homemade liqueur is guaranteed to brighten up anyone's day.

Make this mason jar gift with just five ingredients: flour, salt, baking soda, cream of tartar, and sugar. All the recipient will have to do is mix it up with butter and sugar, then roll the dough in cinnamon sugar.

Layer 12 types of dried beans (including great Northern beans, lima beans, and lentils) in a mason jar to make this simple and colorful food gift.

Here’s a useful tip from recipe creator Jackie J: “This delicious blueberry liquor is best with frozen blueberries rather than fresh due to the organic breakdown that occurs when fruit is frozen.”

“Excellent,” raves reviewer and Allrecipes Allstar France C. “Why haven’t I done this before?! Makes a delicious salad dressing. Next I will try as a dipping oil with some freshly grated Parmesan.”

Amaretto liqueur adds warm, boozy flavor to a simple peach jam that makes a great mason jar gift. “If you are making jams as gifts you should add this to your list for sure…it is amazing,” says reviewer Sharon K Schumann.

“I made these jar mixes to give as Christmas gifts — they are attractive to the eye and the cookies taste great,” reviewer AMKNIGHT says of this jarred cookie mix.

Make this mason jar gift with just maple syrup and real rye whiskey. Recipe creator WHOOPTINK recommends using this mix to make pumpkin martinis.

Recipe creator JJOYB53 suggests using these bourbon-soaked cherries in Manhattan cocktails in place of maraschino cherries. The budding mixologist in your life will absolutely love this mason jar gift.

The Allrecipes community can't get enough of this top-rated mason jar gift idea that results in deliciously fruity white chocolate chip cookies. "I made twenty of these for gifts — and they look so nice, I'm not sure if I'm going to actually hand them out," says reviewer MOMTOPICKELS.

“Delicious, quick, and easy,” recipe creator erin.larochelle says of these spiced nuts. “These make the perfect Christmas gift when placed in a treat bag and tied up with ribbon.”

Here's a mason jar gift for fans of flavor. Spice up your friends' lives with this versatile blend of onion and garlic powders, oregano, basil, thyme, cayenne pepper, and other Creole spices.

Spoil your furry friends with these healthy pumpkin- and peanut butter-filled baked dog treats. Throw them in a mason jar and give them to all the pet parents in your life.

You can make this 5-ingredient mason jar gift quickly and easily with just sugar, all-purpose flour, cocoa powder, salt, and baking powder.

Bake individual-sized chocolate cakes in glass jars for a fun, creative mason jar gift that everyone will love. “This is a wonderful recipe,” says reviewer MNROSE1ST. “I couldn’t believe it was so easy.”

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