30yr olds, married, no kids: what mail order food gift do you want $150?

[Anonymous]

Coffee subscription if it's for a group all in the same office.

[Anonymous]

A burnt almond torte from Prantl’s

[Anonymous]

Those Maine lobsters that they fly in. Smoked salmon. Alaskan king crabs. Artisanal gin

[Anonymous]

Harry and David's!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Zingermans

+1 if you sent me a zingermans weekender box, I wouldn't be mad.

this is what I have in the cart -- checking with DCUM before I pay. thanks.

Yep I’d be thrilled.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:must be mail order edible; up to $150; no alcohol
thanks

Can you give us more details? Who are you giving the gifts to? Younger Sis? Cousin? Old friend? Do youn know them well or are they acquaintances?

Gifts to off site, never met in person, group of “paralegals” (several are not actual paralegals but similar type work)

If you give the geographic area, we can be more helpful.

So basically a collegue?

[Anonymous]

Godiva

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So many good options through Goldbelly!

+ 1 I use Goldbelly all the time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:must be mail order edible; up to $150; no alcohol
thanks

Can you give us more details? Who are you giving the gifts to? Younger Sis? Cousin? Old friend? Do youn know them well or are they acquaintances?

Gifts to off site, never met in person, group of “paralegals” (several are not actual paralegals but similar type work)

If you give the geographic area, we can be more helpful.

So basically a collegue?

Ok

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Zingermans

+1 if you sent me a zingermans weekender box, I wouldn't be mad.

this is what I have in the cart -- checking with DCUM before I pay. thanks.

Yep I’d be thrilled.

Please no! I'm a Michigander. Zingerman's bakery/restaurant is lovely and delicious. But their mail order baskets are super terrible. It takes like grocery store quality packaged goods and semi stale.

[Anonymous]

I've been really disappointed by Zingerman's. The catalog makes everything sound so good, but the baked goods are mediocre.

The things I've ordered through Goldbelly have been good - Panbury's hand pies, Magnolia Bakery banana pudding, etc.

[Anonymous]

Tamales from Texas. This is my Christmas present from my sister every year and they arrive on dry ice ready to be doled out sparingly over the coming year.

No shade to anyone who loves Central American tamales but I do not want any plantain leaves, olives, or, for the love of God, raisins involved in my tamales. And I do not have a connect for good Mexican tamales in DC.

[Anonymous]

*Montreal bagels (I'm partial to St-Viateur)
*Giordano's Pizza (better than Lous)
*Sourdough bread from San Fran

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Portillo's Italian Beefs, but I'm from Chicago. May not be for everyone LOL.

Italian beef is delicious!

[Anonymous]

I love Goldbelly - especially Chicago pizza or Gramercy Tavern cheeseburgers (they come out *amazingly* well at home).

Could the Texas tamale poster please hook us up with a link??? I want to order that for myself!