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9 Best Gluten-Free Gift Baskets for Any Occasion
Updated on Jul. 28, 2025
It’s never been better to eat gluten-free. The recent spotlight on celiac disease means more gluten-free snacks gracing store shelves. Shopping for the gluten-free person in your life used to mean opting for non-food items and lackluster treats. Now, whether it’s a birthday, promotion or “just because,” there are plenty of gluten-free gift baskets that are just as delicious—if not more so—than their gluten-laden alternatives.
“If you’re an individual with celiac disease or you have a gluten sensitivity, you’ll want to verify your packaged food has a “gluten-free” label before purchasing,” says Registered Dietitian Nancy Snyder, MS, RD. “In order for packaged foods to carry this label, they must contain no more than 20 parts per million of gluten. If there’s no label, be sure to also scan the ingredient statement.”
Nancy recommends that aside from avoiding top contenders—wheat, rye and barley—there are hidden sources of gluten that might not be as obvious. She notes that flavorings, hydrolyzed plant protein and modified food starch are just a few potential sources of gluten. Something to keep in mind is that because wheat is one of the top eight allergens, it—or any ingredient containing or derived from wheat—must be declared on the label. “However, barley and rye are not subject to this same treatment,” Snyder warns. “When in doubt, reach out directly to the food manufacturer to request a gluten statement.”
Our list of the best gluten-free gift baskets only includes items that are naturally GF (like fresh produce) or include a certified label so you can shop with confidence.
For the Snacker
Classic Gluten-Free Gift Basket
Experience the best of gluten-free snacks delivered to your doorstep. This classic basket is filled with sweet and salty bites that have been carefully curated to present some of the gluten-free world’s tastiest finds. Inside, you’ll find cookies, trail mix, jerky, crackers and tea, along with other more health-conscious snacks. Have it on hand for when hunger strikes.
For the Chef
Baby Vegetables Gift Box
Know someone who prefers to spend their weekends relaxing at home rather than running errands? Send them the gift of groceries. Brimming with fresh veggies—including artichokes, radishes, cauliflower, squash and onions—this baby vegetables gift box boasts a seriously healthy haul. Seasonality determines the contents, but no matter the month your recipient can expect a huge variety of garden-fresh veg in one of these gluten-free gift baskets.
For the Birthday Boy or Girl
Milk Bar Gluten-Free Cake Box
Milk Bar won widespread acclaim for its baked goods, and this birthday gift basket lets gluten-free eaters have their cake and eat it, too. It includes one birthday cake slathered with layers of frosting, along with birthday cake truffles with a thin white chocolate coating. While this package is birthday-themed, we think it’s appropriate for any occasion.
For the Host
Charcuterie Kit
A good charcuterie platter is a piece of art, and this gluten-free bundle provides everything you need for happy hour, picnics or just because. Gluten-free gift baskets come in two kit sizes, and both include cheeses, meats, gluten-free crackers, spreadables, accompaniments and guides to help your board become a masterpiece.
For the Vino Lover
Women-Owned Wines
Maybe they prefer gifts they can drink rather than nibble. This collection of Maker wines is a toast-worthy treat because 1) the wines have zero sugar, 2) Maker’s canned wines have scored numerous gold medals, and 3) each of these six wines come from women-owned or women-led wineries. And did we mention that each can contain 1/3 of a bottle? Pair these wines with a cheese of the month club.
For the Breakfast Club
Gluten-Free Brunch Sampler
When I first went gluten-free, I missed cinnamon rolls the most. Thanks to this brunch sampler from a 100% gluten-free bakery, unsatisfied cravings are a thing of the past. Inside, you’ll find cinnamon rolls, sour cream coffee cakes with a cinnamon walnut streusel and lemon cakes topped with a citrus glaze. It’s also a great holiday or Christmas gift basket for gluten-free friends dreaming of sweet mornings.
For the Coworker
Gluten-Free Donuts
I first fell in love with Erin McKenna’s when I lived in LA and used as many excuses as possible to stock up on their gluten-free treats. This donut gift box includes mocha crunch with a drizzle of chocolate, cinnamon sugar and vanilla sprinkle donuts that are all gluten-free and vegan. Watch out for your gluten-eating friends: they won’t be able to resist these either.
For the Sweet Tooth
Gluten-Free Treats
Packed with 13 treats, this gluten-free gift box is bursting with delicious, whimsical goodies. It leads with an inspired range of truffles—sometimes boozy, sometimes citrusy, sometimes spicy and always chocolate-y. You’ll also enjoy fudgy brownies and a chocolate ganache sandwiched with two chocolate chip cookies. Martha Stewart is a fan, so you know you’re in good hands.
For the Trail Mixer
Entertainer’s Dried Fruit and Nut Tray
This entertainer’s gift basket, like everyone’s favorite trail snack, offers the perfect balance of salty and sweet. It is full of fruit and nuts, including peaches, plums, mangos, pears, cashews, almonds, pistachios and more. Add cured meats and cheeses to turn it into a charcuterie board.
FAQ
What is gluten?
According to the Celiac Disease Foundation, “Gluten is a general name for the proteins found in wheat, rye, barley and triticale–a cross between wheat and rye. Gluten helps foods maintain their shape, acting as a glue that holds food together.” It’s commonly found in bread, pasta, cereal, malt, beer, granola and veggie burgers.
Is Harry and David Moose Crunch gluten-free?
While Moose Crunch does not contain gluten, the label mentions it’s made in a facility that processes eggs, milk, peanuts, soy, tree nuts and wheat. While there’s no gluten in the snack itself, cross-contamination is possible.
What can I give someone who is gluten-free?
If you’re not familiar with a gluten-free diet, it’s best to play it safe. When buying for someone who’s gluten-free, ensure that any food gift baskets are clearly marked as “gluten-free.” This avoids any risk of gluten exposure unless you opt for non-food gifts instead.
Taste of Home Shopping Editor, Emily Way, contributed to this article.
