Anonymous
08/14/2013 20:19
Subject: S/o Gift Baskets - What's Your Go-To Website?
Usinger's sausages from Milwaukee. Edible arrangements.
Anonymous
08/14/2013 13:31
Subject: S/o Gift Baskets - What's Your Go-To Website?
Not a gift basket but everyone loves the croissants from Williams Sonoma. That is my go to food gift.
Anonymous
08/11/2013 22:40
Subject: S/o Gift Baskets - What's Your Go-To Website?
Olive and Cocoa
Anonymous
08/09/2013 23:52
Subject: S/o Gift Baskets - What's Your Go-To Website?
Anonymous wrote:http://www.winecountrygiftbaskets.com/
Totally agree with this - good quality stuff, and doesn't feel like Harry and David where you open a giant box only to find two tiny candies. I think their prices are good and it doesn't feel like a rip off for what you get.
Anonymous
08/09/2013 23:06
Subject: Re:S/o Gift Baskets - What's Your Go-To Website?
Not exactly a gift basket, but Penzey's has nice spice collections.
Anonymous
08/09/2013 21:01
Subject: S/o Gift Baskets - What's Your Go-To Website?
Anonymous
08/09/2013 18:39
Subject: S/o Gift Baskets - What's Your Go-To Website?
Someone suggested a Gift Basket thread. On the Omaha Steaks thread I wrote that my Go-to for gifts are:
Wolferman's
American Spoon - the caramel is great!
Zingermans - I make my own pasta dinner "basket" with items from the "ships for $9.99" section or send the 10 brownies/cookies for $50 item.
What other websites have unique, good quality food gifts for a reasonalble price?
What do you send when you want to impress? Say thanks? Celebrate a new baby?
Wolferman's
American Spoon - the caramel is great!
Zingermans - I make my own pasta dinner "basket" with items from the "ships for $9.99" section or send the 10 brownies/cookies for $50 item.
What other websites have unique, good quality food gifts for a reasonalble price?
What do you send when you want to impress? Say thanks? Celebrate a new baby?