16 Easy Edible Gifts You Can Make Even If You Suck At Cooking

These recipes look and taste amazing, and are basically impossible to fuck up.

Do you love the idea of giving someone a homemade gift, but lack skills when it comes to actually making things?

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Never fear. These recipes from Aussie food blogger Phoodie are not only delicious, but quick, easy and inexpensive to make. For the majority, you won't even have to turn on your oven.

"Nothing says 'Love you lots!' like an edible homemade gift at Christmas. That said, you don't have to make things that are complicated and time-consuming," Phoodie told BuzzFeed Life.

"I believe that food shouldn't discriminate. I like writing recipes that literally ANYONE can use to create something fun for family and friends. Food is love and everyone deserves love."

1. Reindeer biscuits.

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These adorable christmas cookies are assembled using Arnott's biscuits, Nutella, chocolate chips and Allen's lollies. Who knew that tiny teddies could make such effective antlers?

Recipe here.

2. Mini christmas puddings.

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Arnott's Royale biscuits are transformed into mini christmas puddings with a little help from Jaffa chocolates and m&m's.

Recipe here.

3. Candy Cane truffles.

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Package these two-ingredient chocolate truffles rolled in crushed candy canes in containers with wax paper and some christmassy ribbon.

Recipe here.

4. Candy cane chocolate tarts.

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It's hard to believe these dainty looking little tarts use only four ingredients.

Recipe here.

5. Rocky road wreath.

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This rocky road made with peanuts, jaffas and coconut set in a bundt tin to make a wreath shape is way better than those faux-flower ones that hang on doors.

Recipe here.

6. Maltesers slice (with milo).

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Think of a chocolate crackle spiked with milo and maltesers, topped with more chocolate. Slice into squares and pop them into a pretty box.

Recipe here.

7. Christmas kisses.

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Take mini, store-bought meringues to the next level with these sparkly little treats. They're perfect for Christmas or any end of year soiree.

Recipe here.

8. Mars Bar balls.

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Arnott's choc-ripple biscuits combined with coco-pops, condensed milk and milo encase a mars bar centre.

Recipe here.

9. Salted caramel and peanut popcorn.

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Store-bought popcorn doctored up with an easy salted caramel sauce and peanuts. Pour into individual, clear bags and tie with ribbon for a cute gift or party favour.

Recipe here.

10. Chocolate tower "cake".

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Do not be intimidated by the grand size of this creation. It's super easy to recreate on a smaller scale - all you need is a polystyrene cake dummy, wooden skewers, some sticky tape, and the favourite chocolate bars of your intended recipient.

Method here.

11. Two-ingredient Kit Kat brownies.

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There's nothing wrong with a boxed brownie mix. Choose your favourite brand for this kit-kat studded variation. Package them in a paper-lined box and they'll look professional as anything.

Recipe here.

12. Sweet and salty giant marshmallows.

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Three-ingredients, no bake, sweet, salty and chocolate-dipped. Many good things rolled into one easy, portable dessert.

Recipe here.

13. White chocolate cookies and cream rocky road.

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Make this Oreo, white chocolate, coconut and marshmallow confection for your sweet-toothed friend.

Recipe here.

14. Cherry ripe slice.

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Australia's oldest and (debatably) most popular chocolate bar is presented here in slice form. The only actual "cooking" you'll do is to set the biscuit base in the oven for 10 minutes.

Recipe here.

15. Ultra simple gingerbread.

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This recipe is made all in one bowl, and the method is very straightforward. Gingerbread makes a great gift because it's sturdy, so it's perfect if you have to travel a little way to deliver it.

Recipe here.

16. Tim Tam "cake".

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This is essentially a fun way to present Tim Tams (we all know someone who's obsessed with them). Take a square cake board and build them up like bricks, using melted chocolate to stick them together. Phoodie made one on a giant scale as an engagement cake, but you can easily downsize for an individual present.

Method here.

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