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Hjemmelaget gave til pappa


The way to a man’s heart is through his stomach, or so the old saying goes. With a smile, you could perhaps say the same about your dad.



Here you will find inspiration for homemade gifts for your father, stepfather, grandfather or the father of your children, and they are all edible.

Salted almonds

Salty snacks are often a hit. If you make your own salted almonds, you can spice them with chilli, rosemary, paprika or any other flavours your dad likes. You can also skip the salt and make liquorice almonds or coat the almonds in chocolate.

For simple salted almonds, you need boiling water, salt and almonds. Dissolve the salt in the water and add the almonds. Leave them in the water for about 20 minutes. Drain them, spread them on a baking tray, and add spices and a little oil if you like. Bake them at around 175 degrees for 10-15 minutes. The almonds become crisp when they cool, but make sure they get enough time in the oven.

The finished almonds should of course be wrapped beautifully. An old jam jar with a sweet label is sure to make dad smile.

Cookies

If your dad has a sweet tooth, cookies are an obvious choice. It is easy to vary a cookie recipe with chocolate, nuts, peanut butter, a little salt or caramel. Cookies keep well, although they may not last long once dad has tasted them.

Homemade beer

If you are in the mood for a gift that takes a little more time, you could try brewing your own beer for dad. Home brewing has been popular for many years, and there are many ready-made recipes and kits, so you do not need to start a full brewery to make your own beer.

Before you start, take a look at your dad’s empty beer bottles. What does he like? Wheat beer, dark beer, IPA or a classic lager? Brewing beer takes a little research, and you need to start in good time if the gift has to be ready for Christmas or a birthday. You could also give him a brewing kit, so you can brew beer together.

 

Homemade beer deserves beautiful bottles. At Label Yourself, you can easily design your own bottle labels and place them on the bottles after filling them. You can also design to-and-from stickers or stickers for wrapping, which you can use on homemade gifts for anyone.