11 standout foodie gifts from 2025 OOAK Christmas Show
1. Allo Simonne – Artisanal Chocolates

This award-winning Montreal-based chocolate company is known for their beautiful bean-to-bar tablets and rich gourmet spreads. For the holidays, Allo Simonne has come out with three unique new tablet flavours: 70% Dark Chocolate with Whisky, Miso Corn Blonde Chocolate and Apple Candy Cap Mushroom. They also offer a plethora of gift sets, so the chocolate lover in your life can explore a wider variety of flavour combinations.
Available online: allosimonne.com/en
2. Chandler Honey – Handcrafted Canadian Honey

Founder Tique Chandler’s family has been beekeeping in Canada since 1937. When she created Chandler Honey, it was only natural she sourced honey straight from her family’s farm in Scandia, Alberta. Their pure and organic honey gets gently creamed and infused by hand. The flavours are unlike anything you’ve ever tasted, from a fresh Peach Lychee to a toasty Créme Brûlée. Perfect on toast or stirred into coffee or tea.
Available online: chandlerhoney.ca/
3. Tangled Garden – Jams, Jellies and Chutneys

The products that Tangled Garden creates is just as whimsical and magical as their name might suggest. From fruity jams and spicy jellies to herbaceous chutneys and healthy cordials, each product is made from local Nova Scotian ingredients. All their gift sets also comes in beautiful wooden keepsake boxes and high-quality shelves, which doubles as a special piece of home decor.
Available online: tangledgarden.ca
4. Ginger Goat – Gourmet Hot Sauce

Their Original Goat hot sauce was featured in Season 15 of the popular online celebrity talk show, Hot Ones. A-lister guests like Olivia Rodrigo, Ed Sheeran and Elizabeth Olson enjoyed and endured their spice, and now you can too. These sauces are all-natural, and packed with as much flavour as there is spice. Pick up a bottle or two of The Ginger Goat for the pop culture fan and/or hot sauce fiend in your life.
Available online: gingergoat.ca
5. Kopi Thyme – Southeast Asian-Inspired Flavours

Two best friends and food lovers founded Kopi Thyme with the goal of bringing comforting Southeast Asian flavours into home kitchens. Their line-up includes a Vietnamese Bun Bo Hue soup base and a Malaysian Ipoh Laksa curry paste. Whether these flavours are nostalgic or new to you, they’re a great gift for anyone with a bold taste. And if you’re looking for ideas on how to use these versatile products, their recipe blog has you covered.
Available online: kopithyme.com/
6. Spirits with Smoke – Cocktail Smoking Kits

These cocktail smoking kits are perfect for the aspiring or expert mixologist in your life. Spirits with Smoke offers many options based on your preferred smoking method. For example, this Smoking Saucer Set comes with three flavours of spirit-infused wood chips (Cognac & Cherry, Rum & Maple, Bourbon & Oak), a recipe book and orange garnishes. More expansive kits also include various smoking bricks, and Canadian-made bitters or boutique Quebec maple syrup to further enhance your home cocktail experience.
Available online: spiritswithsmoke.com
7. ¾ oz. Tonic – Spirits and Mixers

Based in Montreal, 3/4 oz. Tonic creates delicate syrups and tonics that are perfect for enhancing your drink-making experience at home. Depending on what kind of spirits you like, pick up their Light or Dark mini collections, each containing three mixers and an aromatic bitters. The Deluxe Cocktail Kit is best for someone just starting out, with five luxurious syrups: Tonic, Cola, Ginger Ale, Honey Sour and Spritz. These are also great for enhancing the flavour profile of your mocktails.
Available online: 34oztonicmaison.com
8. Inoki Bathhouse – Luxurious Bath Soaks

Not technically a foodie gift, but Inoki Bathhouse creates luxurious bath soaks using premium teas and ethically sourced botanicals. Ingredients include Oolong milk tea for anti-inflammation and black goji berry to promote better sleep quality. Their gift sets target unique concerns, from therapeutic stress relief for Sleep and Recovery to gentlecare for New Moms. Each includes curated music suggestions and guided breathwork, providing your loved ones will an extra special night of pampering.
Available online: inokibathhouse.com
9. Woods(wo)man Woodworking – Handmade Kitchen Tools

Based out of Pesikitik/Windsor, Nova Scotia, Woods(wo)man Woodworking crafts beautiful kitchen tools that will last a lifetime. Beautify your friend or family’s countertops with pieces like this Dual Salt Cellar or Cheese Knife made from Canadian hardwoods. For hands-on foodies and those who love making their own pasta, this gorgeous Wooden Pasta Board made from eco-friendly Maple is the perfect gift.
Available online: woodswoman.ca
10. JAW Pottery – Handcrafted Ceramics

JAW Pottery is a small batch ceramic studio that creates each piece by hand, including wedging, wheel throwing, trimming and glazing. Their kitchen lineup includes gorgeous tableware sets, butter dishes and oil cruets. They also make three different charcuterie platters, with nesting ramekins and matching spoons. These pieces are beautiful yet functional, making them great gifts for any hosts or hostesses.
Available online: jawpottery.com
11. Dayshaped – Upcycled Sailcloth Accessories

Rather than sit in a landfill, Dayshaped upcycles retired sails and turns them into beautiful heirloom-quality pieces. Materials are gathered across North America with support from sailors, sailmakers and sailing clubs. Their unique Ice Bucket Beverage Bag can keep six different beverages or a bottle of wine cool. The perfect tote for an eco-conscious someone who loves picnics, beach days and the open sea.
Available online: dayshaped.com
The 2025 One of a Kind Christmas Show was a stellar showcase of Canadian creativity and craftsmanship. These eleven artisans stood out — and the best part is that every one of these artisans offers their products online. Whether you’re looking to delight a foodie friend, surprise a loved one, or treat yourself, these Canadian-made treasures make the perfect additions to your holiday celebrations.












