Are you looking for budget Christmas gifts for neighbors to let them know how much you love living near them?
I’ve found budget holiday gifts you might want to consider giving your neighbors for Christmas 2022.
DIY Gifts:
- Easy rosemary salt
- Gingerbread sugar scrub cubes
- Marbled Christmas ornaments
- Whisk with Hershey’s kisses inside
- Glitter succulent planters
DIY holiday gifts tell your neighbor that you cared enough to take time to make a gift for them. It makes it a little more personal.
Budget Christmas Gifts For Neighbors: Mason Jar Gifts:
- Friendship soup in a jar
- Brownie mix in a jar
- Holiday floating candles
- Vegetarian chili in a jar
- Stacked hot chocolate snowmen
Mason jars can include a wide range of gifts that you could give your neighbors. Brownie mixes, soups, candy, anything that will fit inside really!
Remember when I showed you the tapered candle in a jar of coffee beans I have on my coffee bar? That would be something to think about giving them as well.
Gift Candies from Amazon under $20
- Lindt Mini Pralines
- Lindt Milk Chocolate Truffles
- Lindt Swiss Luxury Collection
- Lindt Holiday Assorted Chocolate Truffles
- Godiva Chocolatier Holiday 2022 Chocolate Gift Box
- Lindt LINDOR Holiday Assorted Chocolate Truffles Deluxe Gift Box
- Aunt Mae’s Sweet Tooth English Toffee
- Ferrero Collection Premium Gourmet Chocolates
Doesn’t most everyone like the occasional chocolate? Especially chocolates that come as a gift in a pretty box. I know I do.
Consider one of the chocolate collections above for your neighbor.
Budget Christmas Gifts For Neighbors: Easy Baked Gifts:
Baked gifts are special. It means your neighbor is high on your list, and you’ve carved out time to make them something.
Maybe they’ll invite you over for coffee or tea and share some of your baked gift with you or the family.
It’s a good way to catch up with them and let them know how much you appreciate having them as your neighbor.
Great ideas for gifts, and it’s always a good idea to show our neighbors a bit of kindness!
Brenda, I love all of these ideas. Hot chocolate is one of my all time favorite things, to drink and to give as a gift! Have a wonderful night
Have been making cookies- these days I have to take it slow and easy and have split most of the recipes in half. It still makes plenty. Some will be gifts for sure. I love Lindt’s Lindor truffles! They melt in your mouth. I give the small bags to neighbors with their Christmas cards. Maybe I’ll get a bag for myself too – lol!
Thanks for all the lovely tips.
All of these are great ideas. Happy New Week. xoxo Kris
You too, Kris.
Thanks for rounding up these ideas also for the recipes you shared a bit ago. Last night we had Lentil and Sweet Potato Sheperd’s Pie which was good and then we watched episode 1 of series 4 of Unforgotten which we wouldn’t have known was available on Amazon Prime now but since you mentioned it the other day I checked so thank you!
I just now a few minutes ago watched the final episode of
Unforgotten. It’s a good one!
You had me at chocolate! 😍
I love chocolate! I ordered myself a small sack of truffles. Did the same last year.
Hi Brenda,
What beautiful ideas! I think the Stacked Hot Chocolate Snowmen and the We Whisk You a Merry Christmas would be wonderful as a combined gift! Thank you for all the suggestions.
You’re very welcome!
Nice ideas. My sister always bakes dog cookies for her friends and neighbors with pets.
If u have a circular mold or go buy one, then u could make hot chocolate bombs. Who doesn’t like hot cocoa esp in the winter months when it’s freezing outside! Plus they’re cool to watch when they melt and burst showing the ingredients before mixing in. There’s also ready made ones to buy for loved ones and friends.
Great idea!
Thank you Brenda for all these lovely ideas for inexpensive gifts.
It’s my pleasure.
Great ideas! I’ve done a handful of fun things in the past. A cookie mix and rubber spatula, tucked inside an oven mitt in a Christmas gift bag. I make a batch of a yummy cocoa mix recipe. I put the required amount in a plastic bag then tuck it in a cut small fabric bag (I made a bunch for gift giving). I tie the bag with ribbon, attach the recipe and tuck it in a mug then everything in a gift bag. Sometimes I’ve included either plastic stir sticks or teaspoons from the Dollar Tree! Add hot water and YUM!!! lOL
All great ideas you’ve shared!