Check the halls and your dining table! Publix has officially rolled out its 2025 holiday lineup, featuring everything from stress-free dinners to cult-favorite ice creams.
Whether you are hosting a feast or just need a sweet seasonal pick-me-up, these 15 finds are hitting shelves now to make your celebrations merry, bright, and delicious.
Boar’s Head Sweet Slice Boneless Ham Dinner – $79.99
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The Scoop & From the Aisles: This feast feeds eight with ham and classic sides. Reddit fans call the “meat candy” ham top-tier, agreeing the $80 price tag is worth the convenience for stress-free hosting.
Christmas Book Cake – $36.99
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The Scoop & From the Aisles: A festive centerpiece resembling an open book. While beautiful, Reddit warns to check your local decorator’s skill level early, as intricate designs like this vary heavily by store location.
Christmas Lights Celebration Cookie – $24.99
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The Scoop & From the Aisles: A 12-inch cookie cake with hand-piped lights. A Reddit favorite for value, though some suggest pairing the ultra-sweet buttercream with black coffee to balance the intense sugar rush.
Christmas Tree Mini Cake – $12.99
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The Scoop & From the Aisles: Adorable and affordable, this cake serves small gatherings. “Mini” cakes are a sleeper hit for portion control, and the hand-piped trees make this one highly Instagrammable for holiday feeds.
Little Debbie Christmas Tree Snack Cakes (Big Pack) – $5.49
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The Scoop & From the Aisles: The “Big Pack” trees are back. r/snacking threads light up when these arrive, with fans claiming the tree shape offers a superior frosting-to-cake ratio compared to standard Zebra cakes.
Publix Deli Scalloped Potatoes Mornay with Leeks – $12.99
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The Scoop & From the Aisles: Chefs elevate this side with Mornay sauce and leeks. Shoppers note that while deli sides are hit-or-miss, the leek addition makes this feel premium enough to pass off as homemade.
Publix Deli Cranberry Orange Relish – $4.59
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The Scoop & From the Aisles: Fresh cranberries and zest make this a holiday staple. Redditors admit to eating it straight from the tub, and it’s the secret weapon for upgrading leftover turkey sandwiches.
Turkey Cranberry Holiday Sub – $10.49
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The Scoop & From the Aisles: A legendary sub with turkey, bacon, gruyere, and cranberry relish. r/publix users mark its return as the “true start of the holidays,” often adding extra mayo to balance the tartness.
Santa’s White Christmas Premium Ice Cream – $6.79
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The Scoop & From the Aisles: This cult-classic quart blends Barnie’s coffee with espresso flakes. Fans on Reddit call it “Christmas crack” and hoard it, warning that it disappears from shelves immediately after December.
Raspberry Elegance Premium Ice Cream Pint – $5.99
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The Scoop & From the Aisles: A new 2025 pint-sized homage to the famous bakery cake. While fans love the portability, online debates rage about whether the ice cream captures the cake’s signature texture.
Coffee Chai Latte Premium Ice Cream – $6.79
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The Scoop & From the Aisles: New for 2025, this flavor features white coffee ice cream with chai swirls. Early tasters praise the spice blend, calling it a sophisticated alternative to the usual peppermint overload.
Peppermint Cocoa Cheesecake – $22.99
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The Scoop & From the Aisles: Rich chocolate cheesecake swirled with peppermint. Bakery regulars suggest buying whole cakes early, noting that individual slices often vanish by noon due to the high lunch-rush demand.
Limited Edition Candy Cane Coated Almonds – $6.63
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The Scoop & From the Aisles: Roasted almonds coated in white chocolate and crushed candy canes. Shoppers describe them as “dangerously addictive,” recommending you buy two containers—one for the party and one for the drive home.
Publix Premium Eggnog – $4.41
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The Scoop & From the Aisles: Rich, spiced, and creamy, this dairy aisle staple returns annually. Purists claim it beats name brands for thickness, while Reddit mixologists recommend spiking it with bourbon for a quick nightcap.
Barnie’s Santa’s White Christmas Coffee – $10.99
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The Scoop & From the Aisles: The bag that started it all—coconut, nuts, and caramel flavors. Coffee snobs agree the aroma alone screams Christmas, making it the safest, most crowd-pleasing gift for office parties.
