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For the salad person.
A bright dressing and a handwritten dinner idea. Make the label as clear as the flavor.
Explore recipesGift Batch Planner and Printable Food Gift LabelsPlan homemade food gifts with batch quantities, recipient lists, cost estimates, and printable personalized labels. Save plans and explore 24 recipe references.
A little homemade.
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THE CANNAFUSE KITCHEN / MADE TO GIVE
A little homemade.
A lot of thought.
Plan the batch. Make it personal. Turn something you made into something they’ll remember—with the quantities, the packing list, and the finishing touch in one place.
GOOD THINGS ARE BETTER SHARED.
03label styles, all yours
24recipes to explore
01place for every little detail
YOUR GIFTING WORKSPACE
Make their day.
Start with a simple batch, add your people, then put your own stamp on it. Quantities and labels update as you go.
Saved in this browser. No account sync.
01 / THE BATCH
What are you making?
Recipe reference (optional)
Choose from the existing kitchen library for a name and ingredient starting list. The list needs your review; sub-ingredients, substitutions, amounts, allergens, and finished yield are not filled in.
Fill and batch yield use the same unit. Volume and weight are not interchangeable. For pieces, use whole numbers.
Enter a measured or reliable finished yield. Recipe servings are not treated as jar volume.
Adds 0–30% for filling losses or a little reserve. This changes quantity, not recipe instructions.
02 / YOUR PEOPLE
Who’s getting one?
Name each person or leave a row unnamed for a general gift run. Quantity means containers or packages, not servings.
Use up to 40 rows and 200 gifts in one plan. Each row holds 1–50 gifts.
03 / THE FINISHING TOUCH
Tell the little details.
Dates are entered by you. The planner does not determine shelf life or food safety. Leave use-by blank unless you have a reliable basis.
Adds a clear cannabis notice to every label. It does not calculate potency or verify gifting rules.
04 / THE BUDGET
Know what goes into it.
Estimates use whole recipe batches plus packaging for every gift. Labor, delivery, tax, and equipment are not included. Blank costs show no estimate.
The last little checks.
A small checklist for the handoff. These checks are saved with this plan.
Import adds plans from a CannaFuse backup without replacing your existing plans. Up to 10 plans in this browser.
A GOOD PLACE TO START
Small gifts. Big thought.
Six ways into the kitchen, with 24 recipes to explore. These are inspiration—not promises of shelf stability. Pick storage and packaging for the finished food.
4 recipes to explore
For the table sharer.
A dip or compound butter to share at a planned meal. Keep the handling directions with it.
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For the dinner host.
Bring a dish, not just a bottle. A thoughtful label makes ingredients easy to see.
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For the comfort-food fan.
A familiar side and a little personal note. Plan the container and handoff together.
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For the sweet tooth.
Chocolate bark, coconut bites, or a honey-topped treat. Check every ingredient and allergen.
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For the slow sipper.
A drink for a shared occasion. Use the planner to organize cups, portions, or take-home packages.
Explore recipesHOMEMADE FOOD GIFTS, THOUGHT THROUGH
A gift batch planner that takes care of the little things.
Homemade food gifts involve more than a recipe. You need enough for everyone, containers that fit, names that match, and labels that explain what is inside. This free CannaFuse planner brings those details together before you start packing.
Calculate containers and batch quantities
Set the amount in each gift, your recipe’s finished yield, and an optional extra allowance. The planner totals the required fill, rounds up to whole recipe batches, and shows the amount left after your allowance. It keeps weight, volume, and piece counts distinct. It does not scale cooking times or determine a recipe’s yield for you.
Make personalized food gift labels
Choose Botanical, Pantry stamp, or Studio simple. Add a gift name, maker, recipient, batch reference, actual ingredients, allergen information, storage directions, and your own note. Print as cut-out label cards or hang tags. Every gift receives a matching label, with the recipient name repeated for their chosen quantity.
Plan the cost and the handoff
Enter ingredient cost per recipe batch and packaging cost per gift to see an estimated total and cost per gift. Mark recipient rows packed, then use the final checklist before handing anything over. The packing plan can be printed separately from the labels.
Save a plan for the next occasion
Keep up to 10 plans in this browser, duplicate a previous plan, or download a JSON backup to import later. Clearing browser data can remove your plans, so download a backup for anything you want to keep.
A few good questions.
How does the gift batch calculator work?
It multiplies the gift count by the amount in each gift, adds your selected extra allowance, then divides by the finished yield per recipe batch and rounds up. The remainder shown is what is left after the planned allowance. For piece counts, required pieces are rounded up to a whole number.
Can I print a separate label for each recipient?
Yes. Add a recipient name and quantity to each row. Printing creates that many labels with their name. Leave a name blank for general labels. One plan supports up to 40 recipient rows and 200 gifts.
Can I save the labels as a PDF?
Use Print labels / Save PDF, then choose your browser’s PDF destination. Select Letter or A4 to match the planner, use 100% scale, and turn off browser headers and footers. The cards are designed to cut out; they are not a pre-aligned adhesive-label sheet.
Does the planner choose a use-by date or check allergens?
No. Ingredient and allergen details, storage directions, and dates must come from your actual food and a reliable recipe or food-safety source. A recipe reference supplies only a name and ingredient starting list. Review sub-ingredients, substitutions, and kitchen handling yourself.
Can I use this for cannabis-containing gifts?
The optional cannabis field adds an explicit cannabis notice to each label. The tool does not calculate or verify potency, decide whether a gift is lawful, or produce a regulatory-compliant label. Only share with informed adults where permitted, and include the information required for your situation.
Are my gift plans saved to my CannaFuse account?
Up to 10 plans are saved in this browser when storage is available. Download a backup and import it on another browser to move a plan.
Does changing units convert the recipe?
Changing between volume units or between weight units converts the fill and yield amounts. Switching between volume, weight, and pieces clears those amounts so you can enter the correct measurements. The planner never assumes that one milliliter weighs one gram.
Can I use any recipe in the kitchen library as a shelf-stable gift?
No. The library provides meal ideas, not shelf-stability validation. Choose a recipe, packaging, storage, and handoff appropriate to the actual food. Do not infer shelf life from a label, a sealed container, or a recipe’s appearance.