Favorite bread for Christmas gifting?

Any of them would be great. 
I have yet to find a quick bread for an Eggnog bread that has enough flavor for me. So if you have one I would LOVE that as a gift. 

Cranberry is a good one.

Swedish rye bread with orange.

Banana bread. We always buy bananas, because the kids love them. If they get too ripe for the kids though, we peel them and freeze them in a ziplock bag by the time Christmas baking time is here, there are several ripe bananas ready to thaw and mash into the recipe.

Panatone, a sweet bread from Italy. It has a few sultanas in it but idk if the recipe is available in the English language. You can buy panatones both large and small in Lidls supermarkets. Another idea might be brioche, a  French sweet bread, but again the problem might be getting an English recipe. I have seen Brioche in the shops with chocolate chips.

Sweet potato bread and also chocolate chip bread 

Everyone loves a good fruit cake...………...NOT!!

Zucchini bread
Cinnamon raisin bread
Cherry almond bread
Apple walnut bread
Pecan bread

Potato bread.Its a good flavor

cranberry orange--yum!

This recipe for Banana-Coconut bread gets raves ... when I made it for a potluck, several people wanted the recipe. It also has chopped walnuts and maraschino cherries in it.
https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/6894/banana-coconut-loaf/

Another use for those small bread pans is to make Cranberry-orange pound cakes. Yum. I love these.
https://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/cranberry-orange-pound-cake/

I don't "gift" bread to people, but if I were to do so, maybe zucchini bread or carrot bread.   Better yet, a "pannetone" (a kind of low-power Italian fruit cake, that is far more cake than fruit).

Cinnamon Bread, Raisin Bread, Molasses Bread

Just regular white bread in small loves or small rolls. I toss those kinds of breads.

Mango bread. Zucchini bread.