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15 Food-Themed Christmas Tree Ornaments You’ll Crave
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Nothing beats a perfectly decorated Christmas tree. The magical glow of lights reflecting off ornaments can stir the holiday spirit in even the grumpiest Scrooge. Decorating is an art that requires patience, thoughtful arrangement, and the help of loved ones. Tossing ornaments and ribbons haphazardly won’t create that Rockefeller Center-level magic!
That said, you don’t need elf-level decorating skills to create a memorable and merry Christmas tree. The best decorations are the ones that reflect your personality. So, for all the Foodbeasts out there, why not ditch the usual ornaments and tree toppers for fun, food-inspired ones? You’d be surprised by the variety of ornaments resembling popular foods and drinks. Here’s a list of some favorites we think will bring extra cheer to your holiday season.
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CHINESE TAKE-OUT BOX
This ornament perfectly recreates each and every detail of the iconic Chinese food take-out box. From the red “Thank You, Enjoy” and pagoda to the metal handles and wooden chopsticks, the only thing missing is rice and a packet of soy sauce.
The first bite of a burrito is arguably the best part. The steam that escapes once the foil wrapper is unraveled, the weight of the burrito, and savory aroma, only add to the experience. This ornament does a great job at capturing that; from the toasted tortilla and colorful array of ingredients to the twisted tip of the wrapper.
Name a food more iconic than bacon. This single strip will definitely give your Christmas tree extra flavor. It’s hilariously simple, but that’s also what makes it an awesome addition to your tree.
Japan’s Kewpie mayo is known the world over. This sweet and tangy ornament looks exactly like the iconic squeeze bottle. The red top even has a tab on it and the off-white color is spot on. One with mayo actually in it would be a fire collector’s item.
Nothing will ever replace the classic star, but this year, put a foodie spin on Christmas tree toppers with this Gingerbread Man. It doesn’t light up but it adds a sweet twist to the seasonal aesthetic.
Add a playful twist to your Christmas tree with a swirly dollop of wasabi. It’s one of those unexpected food-inspired ornaments that surprises and delights. Loved by many but rarely seen as festive decor, this spicy addition is sure to ignite some lively conversations around the fireplace.
For one hundred years, Dum Dums lollipops have been making life a bit sweeter. This impressive recreation of the cream soda flavor is a must-have Christmas tree addition. The shape is flawless and the wrapper even has a realistic twist to it. Too bad you can’t unwrap and enjoy it.
Add a touch of Americana to your Christmas tree with these lifelike canned food ornaments. Their detailed designs are inspired by popular brands, offering a variety of options like pumpkin, green beans, sweet corn, tomatoes, and baked beans. While you could repurpose real cans for a DIY approach, these ornaments save you the hassle of cleanup and are perfect for reuse year after year.
Pay homage to soy sauce’s global umami appeal with an ornament that’s as flavorful as it is funny. Modeled after the iconic soy sauce containers from restaurants, this quirky addition even includes a cap that hilariously mimics grease residue from overuse. A perfect conversation starter, it’s sure to bring a dash of humor to your holiday décor.
Swap out the usual star or angel for a cheeseburger and fries tree topper that’s anything but ordinary. This quirky design looks like a double-decker burger stacked with fries and skewered by a silver spear, striking a balance between whimsical and indulgent. Whether you’re embracing your inner foodie or adding a touch of fun to your holiday décor, this tasty duo is the perfect crowning piece for your Christmas tree.
This SPAM ornament captures all of the details of the original. Along with being a conversation starter, it’s a unique addition to your Christmas tree, and pays great homage to the iconic canned meat.
Pop-tarts are the colorful ornaments you didn’t know you needed. The makers of these inedible treats played it safe by calling them toaster pastries, but we know what the deal. Available in three styles, they look nearly identical to the real thing. From the toasted edges to the sprinkles, don’t be surprised if one of your family members tries to take a bite.
This Frito-Lay Vending Machine ornament is easily one of the most clever and detailed food-inspired decorations out there. Featuring intricate design work and classic chip flavor selections, it’s bound to stand out on any tree. So realistic, even Santa might be tempted to swap his cookies and milk for a bag of snacks!
If there’s anything we know about Santa Claus, it’s that he loves freshly baked cookies paired with a glass of milk. He may raise an eyebrow if he slid down the chimney and found oat milk in place of the real thing, but with this fun ornament, you can still show your love for the popular dairy alternative.
Hot cocoa can be enjoyed year-round, but there’s no occasion better than during the holiday season. Soothing, sweet, and rich, each sip is like a hug for the soul. This Hershey’s Cocoa ornament is the perfect way to express your undying love for this delectable beverage. It looks identical to the classic container and comes wrapped with a pretty red bow.