A parent loves nothing more than some time with their kids. This Father’s Day, give your dad the gift of time. You can sit with him, go fishing, watch your favorite sport together, or give him a homemade edible gift. To help you get a head start, we have handpicked these thoughtful Father’s Day DIY food gifts that your dad will love to receive. These ideas are easy, family-friendly, so don’t dawdle. Make him something tasty and watch joy light his eyes.

Chocolate Tiffin

This sweet treat was invented in Scotland in the early 1900s by Cadbury Chocolate and is incredibly easy to make. Chocolate tiffin is a no-bake refrigerator cake that utilizes digestive biscuits and raisins. With a thick layer of chocolate on top, this makes a great edible gift for a dad who has a bit of a sweet tooth. Here is the recipe.

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Sun-Dried Tomatoes Infused Oil

This infused oil works amazingly with a salad dressing, bread dip, or even on sautéed vegetables. Make it for a foodie dad: Just place sun-dried tomatoes in a 16-ounce dark glass bottle. Pour olive oil into the bottle, close tightly, and refrigerate. Here is the full recipe.

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DIY Hot Sauce

For a spice lover, this hot sauce recipe is a godsend. It is the perfect gift for a dad who loves hot sauce and spicing up his dishes. You can mix and match his favorite peppers to customize the sauce. It is easy to make and hardly takes any time. So get to work. Here is the full recipe.

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Homemade Fudge

This recipe for creamy, rich fudge makes for a delectable Father’s Day food gift. It is ideal for a dad who loves chocolate, as the main ingredient in this recipe is chocolate. You combine chocolate chips with sweetened condensed milk for a decadent texture. The recipe is easy and requires no baking, so even a kid can make it. Here is the full recipe.

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Homemade Italian Seasoning

It is so easy to make Italian seasoning at home. You need to blend dried herbs like rosemary, basil, oregano, and more to make your dad’s BBQs and pizza gatherings more fun. You can customize the recipe according to your dad’s taste. It is much better than the store-bought blends. Here is the full recipe.

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Chili Oil

Chili oil is one of the most versatile staples in your pantry. If your dad happens to love chili oil, make a batch for him at home and gift it. This recipe is easy to make with everyday ingredients. Here is the full recipe.

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Raspberry Vodka

Take advantage of the seasonal offerings and capture the sweet spirit of raspberries in the booze. This brilliant berry-flavored spirit is easy to make at home. The vibrant, sweet flavor of fresh raspberries mixed with mellow vanilla is perfect to mix into cocktails. Here is the full recipe.

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Homemade Rosemary Salt

Herb salts are so flavorful and make everything taste even better. This homemade rosemary salt will add the amazing finishing touch to every recipe. You’ll need fresh herbs and sea salt to prepare this aromatic edible gift. Here is the full recipe.  

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Blueberry Lavender Preserve

Make this blueberry lavender preserve for your dad this Father’s Day. He will have so much fun adding this intensely flavored berry sauce to everything from breakfast to ice cream. This sauce will taste amazing with any dessert, granola, crepes, and whatever you can think of. Here is the full recipe.

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Homemade Salted Caramel With Nutmeg

This salted caramel recipe is the best sweet treat for your dad. The buttery, soft caramels make a perfect no-bake edible gift for Father’s Day. You can add nutmeg or any other spice of choice to make it more to your dad’s liking. Here is the full recipe.

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Let us know which one of these homemade edible Father’s Day gifts you will make for your old man. Happy Father’s Day!

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Listening to her grandmother weaving nighttime tales to penning down her own thoughts, Priya developed a penchant for stories and their origin early in her childhood. After her master's in literature, she started writing copiously on diverse topics including architecture, interior design trends, and home improvement while learning the ropes of copyediting. For the past couple of years, she has been crafting DIYs for Homecrux. Reading novels, painting, and baking are her favorites on her long list of hobbies. She also loves to eat, travel, meet new people, learn about different cultures, and listen to stories.

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