'A quality salami log': 30 A+ last-minute Christmas gifts

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    2:00 "People always say children are a gift [...] Maybe I will start giving out children for Christmas"
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    r/AskReddit. Posted by u/debbies_a_whore What last minute gift for Christmas is always a winner? 8.0k Comments
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    The Brotherhoods. Last year i put hundreds of the best rock music on a USB for my dad to listen to in the car. It was the night before Christmas. He uses it everyday still. 26.4k Share
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    CarminesCarbine. I feel like snacks for stocking stuffers are always a win with me. If my wife is reading this please give me bbq pringles please for my stocking. 19.9k Share
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    cuhcuh416. Cold hard cash baby ↑ 16.5k ↓ Share
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    ididitforcheese. Homemade cookies. One year I was particularly broke and decided to make everyone Xmas biscuits. Felt a bit stingy as I didn't really spend anything on it (had all the flour, eggs, spices etc already at home and only had to buy a single chocolate bar to make choco chips) but people LOVED it and now ask me for them each year. I usually personalise the flavours or ice the person's name/something they like on them. For one friend (who loves warm cookies) I gifted a log of cookie dou
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    streakystronky. Bag of batteries with a note saying "toy not included" 14.3k Share
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    beregond23 Super soft blanket Edit: Thanks for the silver! 11.4k Share
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    BelowDeck. Last year I was at Microcenter buying someone a drone, and they have bins of 32GB flash drives at the checkout counter for $3. I bought 15 and put them in everyone's stockings. People loved it. 11.1k Share
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    paramourns One of the best gifts I've ever received was a big box of thrifted books. I am a big reader of trashy romance novels and I go through them pretty fast. They paid like $5 for this box of books and it gave me like 3 months of reading material. I was super happy! ↑ 8.9k ↓ Share
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    [deleted] Depends on person. My wife never complains about jewelry. Also one time I couldn't think of what to get her. I let her have a shopping spree at a make up store she likes. She only wanted 3 things. It costed 85$ and they were on sale so tread carefully on that land mine idea. 7.6k Share
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    justa_flesh_wound I made custom coasters one year for my entire family. Step 1- Go to Home Depot get free floor samples(already perfect coaster size) Step 2- Use a wood-burning tool to put initials into them. Step 3- Give as a gift. I did this several years ago and whenever I visit I still see the coasters out. About 2 hours of burning and $0 spent and I had a heartfelt gift for everyone. ↑ 6.0k ↓ Share
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    Klutzy_Newt When someone buys me socks. I love socks. (plus my whack feet give my shoes and socks holes) edit: bruhhhhh, thats a lot of comments for a single post I've done. edit 2: HOLY CRY 4.7k ↓ . 4K.... ;-; I Share
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    Naydra-the-69th The entire bee movie script on a shirt 4.3k Share
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    00 UYScutiPuffJr. Shop vac. Eminently practical and it having to buy one for yourself. The giftee will laugh and then you'll get a text or a call like a month after saying it's the best thing they've ever gotten 4.0k Share
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    option43 Massage voucher. Most adults don't really need physical things. The ones who do either buy it themselves (if they can afford it, ofc) or they would ask for it, which would make the gift not so much a last minute one. 3.8k Share ...
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    Oldpenguinhunter. If they're drinkers, a nice bottle of Champagne. New Year's is right around the corner, and that way they'll have a nice bottle of bubbly to enjoy their night with. 3.2k ↓ Share
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    aurarasburst. A card with $5 in it and a super sweet message from my grandpa about how proud of me he is. Happened to me when I was 12. My grandpa had just passed away and he had already made cards for everyone. I still have the card and the $5. 3.2k Share
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    stinkyfastball People always say children are a gift from god. Maybe I will start giving out children for Christmas. Not like the ball pit at ikea has armed security, shouldn't be too difficult to get a dozen children or so. 3.1k Share
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    zephyrmay86. Cash, a quality salami log, cheese block, and doobie. 2.8k Share
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    LividAtmosphere · Depends on who you're shopping for. Like, my broke college friends love getting gift cards to things like GrubHub and Uber Eats. My mom friends enjoy those gift baskets that come with bath bombs lotions and stuff or a new, fluffy robe Also if you have the spare time and want parent friends to really love you, a handmade coupon for a free night of babysitting so they can go to a movie or just get dinner, or even stay home and just sleep lol If all else fails, an Amazon gift card
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    KakashiD10 Lego set^ 2.1k Share
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    doublestitch A gift card to a store they like + a home baked treat (banana bread or chocolate chip cookies) 2.0k Share
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    [deleted] A jug of real Vermont maple syrup. 1.4k Share
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    MiserablePapaya Dang ya'lls last minute gifts are my "If I won the lottery 3 months before Christmas" gifts. 1.4k ↓ Share
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    Sword. Imagine showing up to Christmas Day gift swap with a badass cleaver or katana. Plus, they aren't marked up this time of the year. 1.3k Share
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    EatsAtoms Regularly If you've got a fairly geeky group of friends, fancy leather notebooks from Barnes and Noble will do the trick easily. If not, the amazon gift card always works. 1.1k Share
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    llcucf80 Food basket with sausage, crackers, and cheese. I love getting them, it makes for great snacks or even a good meal. ↑ 862 Share
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    Lelouch1138. I'd say candy as a former child 843 ↓ Share
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    endlessloads I work at a coal mine. I usually grab a chunk every year for someone. 614 ♡ Share
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    Link0606. For me, Scented Candles. Can never have enough, and even if you give me the same smell twice, now I have an excuse to burn through them. 584 Share
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    Potential_Radish Movie theater gift cards. I buy them in $25 increments so people can have a date night. I don't care how many Hulus, Netflixes, and Amazon Primes you have, everyone loves seeing a movie on the big screen. I get those for teachers, coaches, etc. Everyone loves it. 454 Share
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