Food Gift for a Jewish friend
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Anonymous
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With everything that’s happening in the world this week, I’d like to send a small food item to a friend. I have a go-to item for this type of gift, but it’s not a good fit for this particular friend. Here’s what I’d like:
Under $25, shipped From a small business Edible Not too sugary ( they were prediabetic years ago and made huge lifestyle changes, so this is not firm.) Kosher-friendly (They don’t keep kosher, but I could see that they might not want bacon-flavored chips, etc. Doesn’t need to be certified kosher. ) Not too obviously, “You’re Jewish so I’m getting you this Jewish thing.” Not just a gift card. Just a nice, small gift for a friend who is having big feelings. |
Anonymous
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Zingermans
Baked by Yael |
Anonymous
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What is your usual go to item that's not good for this situation?
Maybe Zabar's but hard to think of $25 or less, shipped. |
Anonymous
| Under $25 shipped from a small business isn’t going to get you much from anywhere. |
Anonymous
| What about a chicken soup delivery? |
Anonymous
| Soups from Soupergirl https://thesoupergirl.com/ |
Anonymous
| You might be able to get a package of salty oat cookies from Teaism shipped for around $25. |
Anonymous
Souperbland. |
Anonymous
| That is so nice, OP. How about some lovely olive oil or balsamic? |
Anonymous
It’s a sugary dessert. |
Anonymous
I usually buy about 8 oz of candy for a gift from out of the blue. It’s meant to be a small surprise, not a meal. |
Anonymous
| Thanks for the suggestions, everyone. Keep’ em coming! |
Anonymous
| I’ve sometimes ordered from nuts.com. They have various nuts, dried fruit, other snacks and treats. |
Anonymous
| Harry & David fruit or Edible Arrangements but both likely over budget, otherwise Cheryl’s Cookies |
Anonymous
The sampler packs look like a great find. Thanks! |