The Most Delicious Gifts Under $50

This might be the most adorable, precious, darling, charming, and cutest gift I have ever seen. Sweeten up someone's Christmas with two boxes filled with chocolate truffles and chocolate-covered cherries.

It’s always a treat to end dinner on a sweet note, but we won’t tell anyone if you want to start your meal with dessert. Heck, it’s Christmas. Eat these truffles for breakfast!

No need to put out cookies for Santa because this one brings 'em to you! In addition to the lemon cookie bites made by Hammond's, there are also little chocolate tartlets, some popcorn in there, and chocolate truffles. Plus, hard candy, so this gift is perfect for all the grandparents.

Chocolate-covered graham crackers. Enough said.

The five items in this box (wine, wine glass, chocolate-covered cherries, Moose Munch, dark chocolate truffle bar) is all you need for spreading merriment and joy to others! And to yourself.

Who knew that honey was seasonal? Then this honey must be really special. Of course it is – the jar of creamy and whipped honey is made by the Savannah Bee Co. And for all you English tea fans, the tin shows an enchanting winter scene of Victorian London and comes with a stash of English afternoon tea bags. Tea and honey – what a combo.

There are pears, like the ones you buy at the grocery store. Then there are pears, like the iconic Royal Riviera Pear. But now, thanks to a glorious growing season in the Rogue Valley, there's a third level of pears – these ginormous Royal Riviera Pears! They're so giant, it took teams to find a box big enough for them. Good luck fitting them under the tree.

Macarons, that divine French cookie, are glorious no matter the filling; nor is there a need for any special designs. But when they’re from The Macaron Queen, and they’re masterfully festooned with festive designs like a snowflake, snowman, or reindeer, then these holiday macarons are a must-buy.

The ideal image of Christmas morning is fresh snow on the ground, a roaring fire, and tons of perfectly wrapped presents (all with bows, too, because we want what the Hallmark movies have) under the tree, while the aroma of gingerbread wafts through the house. We also want to be cozy and snuggly watching the little ones tear into their gifts. Remember: If you want to continue with the perfect Christmas morning, make sure you wrap both hands around the extra-large mug filled with coffee or cocoa.

I love the word heritage. It's used to describe things that have been around a while, are durable, and you can count on it; as well as tradition. That’s what these chocolates are. They’ve been getting made in the Harry & David Candy Kitchen for decades. You can count on the 15 pieces of classic chocolates being delicious and putting a smile on anyone’s face.