White Elephant Gift Ideas: 12 Gifts People Actually Want to Steal

Five plush nuggets, each with its own name and expression, packed in a little container. Cute enough for the cuddly crowd and funny enough for everyone else.

A round flannel throw printed to look like a giant tortilla, so whoever ends up with it can wrap up like a burrito. It comes in several sizes.

A set of golf club pens, tiny golf balls and a mini flagstick that turns any desk into a putting green. A reliable laugh at an office exchange.

A pair of tiny hand puppets on short handles that make regular hands look huge. Small, silly and made to get passed around the room.

A plug-in lunch box with a stainless steel container that warms food without a microwave. It comes with cables for the wall, the car and the truck, so it works at the office or on the road.

A portable speaker with up to 24 hours of playtime per charge and IPX5 splash resistance, for the patio, the pool or the shower.

An in-car holder for dipping sauce cups from most major chains, so fries and nuggets on the road stop being a mess. A small, practical gift for anyone who eats in the car.

A stainless steel back scratcher that extends from 10 to 32 inches, with five detachable heads, a gift box and a velvet pouch. Funny to unwrap, useful for years.

A fast card game for 2 to 8 players, ages 7 and up: chant the title as you play and slap the card when it matches. It takes a minute to learn, which makes it easy to start at a party.

A press-your-luck card game: keep flipping cards for more points, or stop before you bust. The first player to reach 200 points wins.

A party game for 4 to 20 players where you win by giving the same answer as everyone else. Be the odd one out and you get stuck with the pink cow.

A classic dice game for 3 or more players, packed in a tin. The rules are simple, so anyone can join in right after the exchange.