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It’s that time of year again (read: Shabbanukkah), which means showing up to your Shabbat dinner party empty handed just isn’t gonna work. When your sparkling personality isn’t enough, try bringing one of these items to your dinner host. With a range of prices and items, pick your favorites and then decide if you’re gifting to a friend, or if you’re like us, just to yourself. Here’s to more Shabbat in 2018…

For the host who doesn’t let you eat until they Instagram the perfect #MyOneTable photo

Capture a year’s worth of Shabbat dinners with this Fujifilm Instax Mini. Tablescapes, selfies, challah – you name it.

For the host who treats every Friday night like Shabbat in Israel

Our friends at NY Shuk make beautiful, bottled spice blends that will make your dinner prep a breeze. Middle Eastern spice collection includes: the Shawarma, Baharat, Ras El Hanout, Sumac, Za’atar and the Hawaij spice.

For the host who loves wine

Choose a Winc Gift Box from “A Bubbly Celebration” or “Unwind.” If you’re lucky, maybe they’ll share.

For the host who keeps trying their hand at adulting

The Hot Mess Kitchen Cookbook will provide endless cooking inspiration and laughs along the way.

For the host who turns every dinner party into game night

You can never go wrong with Cards Against Humanity.

For the farm-to-table host

Order a set of these beautiful cards featuring fresh farmers’ market hauls from photographer Aliza Sokolow. What better way to build community than with a hand-written note?

For the host who loves to bake

Grab a copy of Shannon Sarna’s Modern Jewish Baker and you’ll be treated to homemade challah, babka and more at your next dinner.

For the host who loves cocktails

 Get em this Artland Oasis Beverage Dispenser Jar and send a hand-written card with your favorite batch cocktail recipe. Who knows? Your next dinner just might be filled with a pitcher of hard cider spritz.

For your friend who likes to let their wine “breathe”

 Consider this funky, Pyrex Chemistry Flask, and pretend your back in high school chem. Only this time, there’s wine.

For your friend who serves challah with a side of activism

Julia Turshen’s Feed the Resistance cookbook puts the dinner table at the center of movement building.

For the aspiring chef

A Bon Appetit subscription is the gift that keeps on giving. Look forward to monthly dinners inspired by recipes in each issue. Plus, it comes with a tote bag.

For the halva lover

Design your own gift box via Seed + Mill. Give halva, tahini, a tote bag and of course, a personal note.

For the dessert fiend

Mister Krisp makes all kinds of treats out of, you guessed it, rice krispies. Gift her book to your guest who keeps bringing the same dessert over, and over again. Dessert first anyone?

For…literally everyone

This wine glass that fits a whole bottle … because would we even be a millennial brand if we didn’t include this on our list??