Each family member is asked to bring 1 or 2 small inexpensive gifts.   These gifts should be wrapped, but are not labeled to reflect a sender or recipient. Some examples of gifts are:  a candy bar, a can of soup, a picture frame, etc.  The gifts can be humorous or useful. All gifts are gathering in a central location; generally piled in the middle of the table. 

Round 1:
Around the table, two sets of dice are started on opposite ends. Each person rolls the dice in turn going clockwise.  Anyone rolling doubles can select a gift from the pile.  After all gifts have been won from the pile, they are opened.  Then in turn, each person shows what gifts they have won to the rest of the group.

Round 2:
Setting a timer for 6 minutes, the two sets of dice are started around the table again.  Now, if you roll double, you can  "steal" an already opened gift.  This cycle of "stealing" continues until the 6 minute time is up.  Since items can be "stolen", the item in your possession is not yours until the game is over (i.e. a food item cannot be eaten until the game is over).