edible arrangement or alternative?
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Anonymous
| I have a good friend who is ill (heart disease) and is not doing great, and I may not be able to visit her soon. She's at home, and I'd love to send her and her husband a meal, but they live in a fairly rural area so I can't really find a good service that delivers healthy food. I was thinking maybe an edible arrangement? But I don't know if those are a good value. Any other ideas? Thanks! |
Anonymous
| In my experience Edible Arrangements = spoiled food and food poisoning. |
Anonymous
| yikes! thanks |
Anonymous
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Please don't do Edible Arrangements. Someone bought me on several months ago and I forced myself to try it--it tasted very stale.
Maybe a Harry and David fruit/nut basket? |
Anonymous
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What about a complete meal from Omaha Steaks? They would have to heat things up but it could work.
I don't like Edible Arrangements b/c it is too much pineapple and I do not like pineapple. http://www.omahasteaks.com/products/Complete-Meals |
Anonymous
| OP here - thanks for the suggestions! |
Anonymous
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How about a delivery from Natures box or fruit from Harry and David or equivalent. I agree with the Edible arrangements - cut fruit never lasts.
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Anonymous
Not sure Omaha Steak products are the best for someone with heart disease. |
Anonymous
| A local grocery store was able to deliver a bag of groceries to my mother. Might be an option for more rural areas. |
Anonymous
| I've had great luck with the Edible Arrangements I've given and received. Yummy! |
Anonymous
| Cherry moon farm organic fruit. |
Anonymous
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See if you can find someone that does catering in the area and have them deliver a meal.
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