Five holiday gift ideas for a foodie

Brew a better cuppa coffee

Our beloved Bodium French press finally bit the dust, so the Chatelaine Kitchen upgraed to this slick new Bodium drip—and we're in love! The automatic pour-over method makes 10 cups of the smoothest coffee ever. Best of all, no more grinds in our morning joe!

Bodium Bistro B. Over coffee maker, $250, Sears.

Label gifts with a gift

A gift tag and a package of hot chocolate? That's right. These cute labels are full of yummy hot chocolate mix! And each box of 10 has enough flavours to suit even the most discerning cocoa—and gift—lover, from vanilla to chocolate caramel.

$20, Indigo.

Do deli faves at home

Noah and Rae Bernamoff are the couple behind Brooklyn's famous Mile End deli. In their new cookbook they dish out a huge helping of updated classics from Noah's hometown, Montreal. You'll find everything from the Ruth Wilensky (a smoked-beef-salami and mustard sandwich) to Hanukkah latkes in this mouth-watering ode to the roots and heart of Jewish cuisine.

The Mile End Cookbook, Noah and Rae Bernamoff, $32.

To try some of Mile End's recipes, click here.

Spread some love

Consider these multi-award-winning preserves your holiday kitchen secret weapon, especially the Cherry Shiraz and Onion Cabernet flavours. All natural and made from Israeli wines, they're great on warm toast with walnuts and camembert for the best of the season in a single bite.

Oshra Tishbi Wine & Fruit Preserves, $10, Blue White Wines.

Tag your cookies!

You didn't just buy those cookies, you baked them yourself with love and care. Add your homemade seal of approval with this adorable cookie stamper.

$15, Indigo.