Edible holiday gifts

[EricNoah]

Say you want to spend about $10 to get a co-worker a gift. I'm thinking something tasty. What's a good gift? Last year I gave chocolate-covered pretzels and I'm thinking of going a similar route this year but thought maybe some of you have given (or received) a tasty gift and wouldn't mind sharing what it was. Thanks,

 

[was]

anything from Hickory Farms.....

 

[der_kluge]

Chocolate covered cashews are da bomb.

 

[reveal]

You can't go wrong with Godiva chocolates. They have good stuff in the $10-$15 range.

Examples:

10-piece Pop Chocolates

8 pc. Platinum Collection Box with Holiday Ribbon

Both are $15.

 

[CarlZog]

anything from Hickory Farms.....

What DOES that company do the other 10 months out of the year?

My vote if for chocolate covered espresso beans.


Carl

 

[Queen_Dopplepopolis]

QueenD, the one that hates chocolate, enjoys fancy teas and Jelly Bellys. Mmmm!!

 

[Steve Jung]

What DOES that company do the other 10 months out of the year?

My vote if for chocolate covered espresso beans.


Carl

They operate H & R Block places.

Whitman samplers are nice

 

[was]

What DOES that company do the other 10 months out of the year?
My vote if for chocolate covered espresso beans. Carl

Well, since it is a farm-based company I'd have to guess that they grow livestock.

 

[orchid blossom]

If you have one near you, take a trip to Harry & David. They have some great stuff, and sales around the holidays so you should be able to get a couple items. Beautiful jams, soup kits, chocolate covered pretzels, chocolate/carmel corn, flavored pastas.... Lots of other great items.

 

[Kastil]

I have three bags of homemade cookies in the kitchen going out to a few of my special friends. I've got many more to make for my sisters....... it's something they look forward to every year.