Italian Gifts for Lovers of the Good Life!!!

From Rome to Sicily to Cinque Terre, Italy has it all. Olive oil, cappuccino, biscotti, and Limoncello are just a few of the gifts it has bestowed upon us. It’s no surprise that there are so many passionate Italianophiles. If you have one in your life, we have some wonderful Italian gift ideas in this gift guide that will have them living the sweet life. You can order gifts online and make your friends’ day amazing.

Pasta Salads:

They’ll need something to consume all of the delicious pasta speciality they’re making, so these bowls are ideal. The set comes with a serving bowl and four pasta bowls, all of which are made of porcelain and may be used to serve and eat salad. 

Lira Necklace:

This is one of the most unusual Italian-themed gifts you’ll ever encounter! The Lira was Italy’s unit of currency before it joined the Eurozone. An authentic 20 Lira coin is used to make the necklace. The cable chain is 18 inches long and is made of sterling silver, as is the setting. 

Extra Virgin Olive Oil:

Extra virgin olive oil of exceptional quality is a thing of beauty, so smooth you could drink it. Frankies Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil is made entirely of Nocellara del Belice olives in Sicily, Italy. This award-winning olive oil has a rich and peppery taste. See and taste the difference for yourself! 

Kit for making focaccia:

Focaccia is not only tasty to eat but also appealing to the eye. Everything you’ll need to bake focaccia is included in this package, including flour, yeast, seasoning, sea salt, and even food tweezers, for decorating the top with veggies, herbs, and edible flowers. Baking bread with the kids is a delightful hobby. 

Coffee Brewer:

Italian coffee is an art form, and this Moka pot coffee maker will allow you to enjoy it at home. This isn’t a fancy new-fangled espresso machine; it’s a stove-top espresso machine, just like the Italians intended! You may make three cups of high-octane morning fuel with this espresso maker! 

Candle made of lemons:

Scent memory is strong, and if you’ve ever visited Sicily, you’ll remember the fragrance of lemons the best. This candle has a gorgeous melamine bowl and gift box, and it has a fresh, clean aroma. In the kitchen or during the summer, this candle is very pleasant. 

Cookbook:

Lydia is stunning, as is her mother! Lydia has several cookbooks to her credit, but this is one of her best. Italian food lovers will find fresh recipes, techniques, and advice in this book, whether they are rookies or seasoned pros. 

Limoncello:

This package has two gifts in one! Not only will you receive a great bottle of Limoncello, but you will also receive a handcrafted, hand-painted bottle and two glasses! The set, made in Italy, may be reused to carry extra Limoncello, olive oil, or balsamic vinegar.

Bowl made of Murano glass:

Murano glass is a must-have for any list of Italian gifts, and this bowl is a stunning example of the craftsmanship that has made Murano famous. This bowl, handcrafted and hand-painted in Murano, near Venice, is a stunning addition to any house. 

Coffee made from whole beans:

Nothing beats a nice cup of coffee, especially if it’s a fantastic cup of Lavazza coffee! Lavazza, arguably the king of Italian coffee, is noted for its thick texture and depth of taste. There are 2.2 pounds of whole bean coffee in this package. 

Box of Biscotti:

These biscotti are the ideal present for sweet-toothed Italy fans. They are packaged in a lovely gift box with a bow. Chocolate Chip, Cherry Almond, Cappuccino, Cinnamon Craisins, Chocolate Fudge, and Coconut are among the six varieties available. 

Pasta Machine:

You’d need a pasta machine if you didn’t have Nonnas to show you how to make spaghetti by hand, and this one is fantastic! This machine can make various pasta, including spaghetti, fettuccine, linguini, and even dumpling skins! It’s simple to disassemble, so cleaning is a snap. You can send gifts for girlfriend online to your friends’ place and give them a surprise.

Panettone:

Panettone is a classic Christmas dessert, but it’s also delicious any time of year when paired with a good espresso. This is well-known among Italy fans all across the world! Because this cake is made entirely of sourdough, it isn’t as sugary as some Panettone knockoffs.