Looking for edible thank you (like Wicked Good Cupcakes or Cheryl's Cookies or Harry and David)
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Title says it all, I am looking for a new/unique food gift, kind of along the lines of Wicked Good Cupcakes or Cheryl's Cookies or Harry and David, but something new and different.
Anyone have any yummy ideas? Needs to be able to ship in the US, and I need to be able to order online. Budget, around $100 per gift, but have some flexibility |
Anonymous
| Ample Hills or Jeni’s ice creams. |
Anonymous
| DiBruno Bros. Yummy meats and cheeses. |
Anonymous
| In the past, I've contacted a bakery local to the gift recipient and made arrangements for delivery. |
Anonymous
| Eli's Cheesecake from Chicago. |
Anonymous
| Shari’s Berries is really good! |
Anonymous
| Crumbl cookies. You delivery from the location so they get warm cookies in a nice box. My new go to! |
Anonymous
| Velati’s caramels. Local, unique, and wicked good. For a gift, I’d probably go with a variety of the sugary caramels vs the chewy ones. The toffee is even better than the caramel. They also have turtles, truffles, and a few other things. For under $100, you can get a tin box, a nice variety of candies, and shipping. |
Anonymous
| Ohmigod! cookies, especially the rainbow and black and white cookies. The people who own it are SO NICE too. |
Anonymous
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Melissa’s cupcakes are small bite sized cupcakes. Delicious and fun.
I received a big box of them for my birthday, so everyone was able to try each flavor. |
Anonymous
Bakedbymelissa.com |
Anonymous
| Look at Goldbelly - lots of options there. |
Anonymous
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Dandelion Chocolates, Sugarfina, Christopher Elbow.
Look on Goldbelly for ideas too. |
Anonymous
| The soft pretzels from Eastern Standard Provisions are great. (And they freeze well, so recipient isn't obligated to consume the moment they show up.) |
Anonymous
| Jeni’s Ice Cream or G&M crabcakes from Baltimore. |