Kitchenware, candy and savory snacks are sure to make everyone happy during the holidays.

Under $25

The Easy College Cookbook by Candace Braun Davison on Amazon, $13
Proof that you can have really, really good meals in your dorm room.

Personalized Bottle of Coca-Cola, $5
Share a coke with your friend who never sees her name on any of those gift shop keychains.

Have the Vinyl Say Coaster Set from Modcloth, $16.99
If you’re going to make people use coasters, at least use these cute ones.

Sees’ Candies Assorted Lollypops, $19
The perfect gift for someone who just wants it all.

Under $50

Tea For Two Set from Anthropologie, $26
Not for you, for me. And maybe for you if I have some left over.

Recipe Box from Rifle Paper Co., $34
For that person who loves to cook up original creations.

Brita Filter As You Poor Pitcher, $30
Don’t you dare trust that dorm tap water.

Embroidered Apron from Anthropologie, $25
Be the chic chef you always wanted to be.

Food Network Kitchen App 1-Year Subscription, $40
The Food Network Kitchen App is like having access to a personal chef right from your phone, making it ideal for any foodie.

The Party Starter Bundle from Baked By Melissa, $72
If you can’t have Baked by Melissa all the time, now you can at least make it!

Keurig K-Compact Single-Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker from Walmart, $59
The gift that keeps on giving: A coffee machine (that fits in your doorm).

Pineapple Cookie Jar from Williams Sonoma, $80
Looks like chic decor, but secretly holds cookies.