What's your go-to for sending food gifts?

[Anonymous]

For us it's https://zingermans.com/

Love the place in Ann Arbor and it's worked out EXTREMELY well every time we send a gift box. It's what my parents get every Christmas, send their bereavement packages... everyone loves it. Very easy to deal with and the free shipping usually arrives around 2 days earlier than what they promise. If anything, it gets there too fast when you're trying to time a gift.

But, any other suggestions?

[Anonymous]

Love zingernans too as well as zabars.

[Anonymous]

When MIL passed away, DH's office sent an entire meal from Honey Baked Ham and that is now my go to.

We had received so many sweets, that a meal with proteins and veggies was devoured. Also a deli tray of sandwiches sent by a local person.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Love zingernans too as well as zabars.

+1 for Zabars, though it does appear to more expensive and more kosher (obviously)... Zingermans has some nice cheese and meat stuff...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When MIL passed away, DH's office sent an entire meal from Honey Baked Ham and that is now my go to.

We had received so many sweets, that a meal with proteins and veggies was devoured. Also a deli tray of sandwiches sent by a local person.

I'd love this!

[Anonymous]

Regal Deli in Plainview, NY to people on Long Island, and Essa Bagels via Goldbelly to anyone elsewhere in the country.

[Anonymous]

Fairytale Brownies

Shari’s Berries

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Regal Deli in Plainview, NY to people on Long Island, and Essa Bagels via Goldbelly to anyone elsewhere in the country.

Gold belly is so expensive - it just seems like the worst way to order.

[Anonymous]

Zahav via Goldbelly. Their dip selection easily serves 6.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Regal Deli in Plainview, NY to people on Long Island, and Essa Bagels via Goldbelly to anyone elsewhere in the country.

Gold belly is so expensive - it just seems like the worst way to order.

Came here to say this. I go to the site, but can never bite the bullet on what you get for the $$$$

Honey baked ham sounds superb!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Regal Deli in Plainview, NY to people on Long Island, and Essa Bagels via Goldbelly to anyone elsewhere in the country.

Gold belly is so expensive - it just seems like the worst way to order.

The ONLY way to get Essa Bagels is through Goldbelly if you can't get to a location. You can order H&H bagels directly from their website and it's about $15 less, but they have fewer options.

[Anonymous]

Levain cookies - look for a coupon and it’s still expensive but not that unreasonable ($50 including shipping)

[Anonymous]

Also not a Goldbelly fan.

I like to do pretzels from Eastern Standard Provisions. Freeze well if they don't want to use immediately and the bites are great to have on hand for entertaining.

[Anonymous]

Zingerman’s is always #1 but also like dibruno brothers and Levain.

[Anonymous]

Zingermans is overpriced mid level.