Chipotle Mexican Grill dropped the link to its 2024 holiday store last month, including a holiday gift bundle with three of its top-selling viral products: cilantro soap, a “water” cup candle that smells like lemonade (and is cheekily inspired by Chipotle customers who fill their water cups with lemonade), and a napkin holder for the car.

Altogether, the merch bundle costs $50. The star of the bundle is definitely the cilantro-scented soap, which costs $10 and is inspired by the so-called “cilantro soap gene," in which studies say at least 14% of the population thinks cilantro tastes like soap.

This year, Chili’s merchandise is focused on the casual-dining restaurant brand’s popular Triple Dipper appetizer meal deal that comes with dipping sauces.

The Triple Dipper Dream Collection includes a bevy of bed- and sleep time-related products, including bedding, socks, and eye masks. The bedding is the highlight of the collection and includes Chili’s Grill & Bar-branded queen bed-sized bed skirt, sheets set, and six pillowcases featuring up-close images of the Nashville Hot Mozz, Honey Chipotle Chicken Crisper, and Burger Bites, all for $85.

While the Dublin, Ohio-based barbecue brand predictably sells its barbecue sauces and rubs to go along with its menu of smoked meats, the company also offers some creative apparel, like a t-shirt that says “Smoke Show,” and a set of City BBQ-branded “Meat Sweats” for $50 that offers a branded gray sweatshirt and sweatpants, ranging in size from adult small to 3XL.

It should be noted though, that this is not the first time a meat-focused restaurant brand came up with a “Meat Sweats” product: Arby’s made that joke (and mailed out onesies with close-up photos of sandwich meat) in 2017.

Yum Brands companies are known for their cheeky and humorous merch lines, and this year, KFC has a few winners, including a line of streetwear-inspired wearable products like a KFC chicken bucket ugly Christmas sweater.

The most eyebrow-raising merch option from KFC, however, is the bucket of chicken candle, in partnership with Homesick candles, made “with notes of chicken and browned flour paired with peppercorn and celery, and a base of oregano, sage, and garlic.”

Customers can purchase the fried chicken candle or a KFC Buttery Biscuit Candle through Homesick for $34.95 (or on sale for $24.46).

The McDonald’s McRib sandwich is a cult classic, and while the quick-service chain can’t exactly ship McRibs to consumers’ homes for holiday gifts, they can get pretty close by selling jugs of McRib sauce.

The McRib is returning to menus for a limited time on Dec. 3, and fans of the legendary sandwich can purchase “A Whole Lotta McRib Sauce” for $19.99, featuring a festively-labeled half-gallon jug of the sweet barbecue sauce the sandwich has become known for.

Noodles & Company launched its first merch line this holiday season, with an online store full of branded sweaters, sneakers, and more, available now through Dec. 31. Our pick for the best of the bunch is the adult holiday jumpsuit/onesie, complete with Noodles & Company branding and emblazoned with doodles of noodles, cheese, and more from the Broomfield, Colo.-based brand.

Pizza Hut’s attention-grabbing gift set this holiday season is the pizza wine made from fermented tomatoes. Swirling and sniffing will reveal an “aromatic blend of fresh herbs and spices with rich, sun-ripened tomato notes and a subtle hint of toasted oak,” as a nod to the aromas of a Pizza Hut pizza.

A bottle of tomato wine sells for $25 through Irvine Winery (with a minimum purchase of two bottles required), or customers can purchase a limited-edition Pizza Hut gift set with two Pizza Hut-branded wine glasses and a red wine bottle opener for $60. Currently, the pizza wine is sold out, but interested customers can join the waiting list for the next batch.

Portillo’s released an entire line of merch this holiday season, alongside their regular merchandise store. This December, you can snag hats, ornaments, sweatshirts, and even a hot dog-shaped golf driver head cover from the Oak Brook, Ill.-based Italian beef and hot dog chain.

However, our pick for the most eye-catching Portillo’s branded item is the festive two-piece pajamas set, available in baby, toddler, youth, and adult sizes, and ranging in price from $30-$68.

Shake Shack’s Shack Store has released several holiday items perfect for stocking stuffers, including a mini black truffle salt and truffle oil duo, as a nod to the New York City-based burger brand’s truffle menu.

The company has also released a line of festive felt ornaments, including the Statue of Liberty holding a Shake Shack takeout bag, a mini ShackBurger, and a Christmas Cookie shake. Each of the ornaments is handcrafted “by a woman-led group of artisans,” and sells for $32 each.

Sweetgreen has launched a unique product through the Los Angeles-based fast-casual brand’s merch shop, The Market: a kale camo hoodie. At first glance, this sweatshirt, available in adult sizes ranging from small to extra-large, looks like it has a classic camo pattern. But the green-and-brown camo pattern is made with images of kale leaves and is adorned with the Sweetgreen logo.

Since this product is created and sourced ethically through Everybody.World with a low carbon footprint in mind, the sweatshirt costs a pretty penny at $120 each.

White Castle has become known for its extensive merchandise line, through its online store, “House of Crave.” This holiday season, the quick-service company added some items just in time for the holiday season, ranging from branded bathing suits, to stockings, and White Castle knit caps.

One highlight is the White Castle football jersey, printed with White Castle’s logo in the brand’s blue, white, and orange colors. The back of the jersey says “Since 21” as a nod to the Columbus, Ohio-based burger brand’s founding date over a century ago.