When it comes to holiday shopping, foodies are usually the easiest group to check off your list. There’s always some clever new kitchen tool to add to their collection, festive table pieces to brighten up holiday dinners, or, when all else fails, the foolproof gift of food itself.
But if you’re hoping to go a little outside the box this year, knowing full well that your favorite baker doesn’t need another shaped cake tin or any more KitchenAid attachments, I’ve found just the thing. And surprisingly, it doesn’t belong in the kitchen at all—it belongs on the Christmas tree.
Betty Crocker Has 2 New Limited-Edition Ornaments
This year, Betty Crocker has the sweetest new gift for the food lovers in your life: two adorable ornaments that bring all the nostalgia of the beloved baking brand.
The limited-edition ornaments, available through Old World Christmas, come in two classic designs. The first is instantly recognizable—a gingerbread cookie mix box, complete with Betty Crocker’s signature spoon logo and trimmed in red and green glitter. It looks exactly like the box that’s probably in your pantry right now—only shrunken down and sprinkled with a little bit of holiday magic.
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The second, and my personal favorite, is the Betty Crocker Cookbook Ornament. The shiny red, vintage-style cookbook features a real recipe for Merry Christmas Cookies—a recipe originally found in “Betty Crocker’s Cooky Book” from 1963 (and yes, you can actually use it!). One page displays three raised, decorated sugar cookies, while the other shows a printed photo of dozens more.
Avid baker or not, Betty Crocker holds a special place in nearly everyone’s holiday memories, which makes these ornaments the perfect gift for any foodie in your life. But if your loved one really doesn’t have much of a sweet tooth, don’t worry—there’s plenty more where they came from.
General Mills Launches New Holiday Ornaments
The entire 2025 ornament line is produced by General Mills, the parent company of Betty Crocker, and features several more fan-favorite foods transformed into festive tree décor.
Old World Christmas
For cereal lovers, there are miniature Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Trix, Cheerios, and Lucky Charms boxes ready to hang on the tree, plus the iconic Lucky Charms leprechaun perched on a pot of gold. For snack fans, you can’t go wrong with the Totino’s Pizza Rolls ornament or the ever-giggly Pillsbury Doughboy.
Each limited-edition ornament ranges from $24.99 to $27.99, depending on the style, and they’re all available now at oldworldchristmas.com.
So if you’re shopping for any food lovers this season, you really can’t go wrong with one of these gifts. Just don’t wait too long—something tells me they’ll sell out fast, especially considering how many I’m about to gift.
