Food*gifts
Whether it be in the form of comforting desserts, convenient meal kits or a caffeine source to get through the holidays, food hits the spot in unique ways. (Who doesn't love a special treat to share with loved ones?)
food*gifts
Give the gift of global travel (from the comfort of home) with Bokksu's highly rated box of authentic Japanese snacks. Each package is filled with food products from centuries-old family-run businesses in Japan, and a cultural magazine that will guide you through the gustatory journey.
It's no surprise, then, that we fell in love with Kosterina's extra virgin olive oil cake, which is made from wholesome healthy ingredients (including, of course, its signature EVOO). This moist and fluffy cake is just the right amount of sweet and pairs great with an end-of-meal espresso. It also comes in a dairy-free, gluten-free version for any holiday guests with food allergies.
Julia is the Assistant Commerce Editor at The Spruce, covering all things toys, gifts, and holiday. She studied English and minored in Journalism and Gender and Sexuality Studies at New York University.
Dining to Go is a quick, convenient service for Boston College staff, faculty, and student groups who plan to pick up breakfast, lunch, or snacks for meetings. Ideal for small gatherings, the quick-serve food is offered at several convenient campus locations.
BC Dining provides food and beverages to the luxury boxes for both Alumni Stadium and Conte Forum and hospitality tents at the Lower Lawn Tent Village. Luxury box holders can select from such items as lobster rolls, Carolina pulled pork, Italian subs, and more. Lower Lawn tailgate packages include BBQ, charcuterie, taco bar, breakfast, and chili bar. You can place pre-game orders with our on-line ordering service.
Located in the heart of downtown McMinnville Oregon, we represent over 190 artisan products, 160 small label wines and gourmet foods from the Pacific Northwest. Shop online or come Sip & Shop on Historic Downtown McMinnville's 3rd Street. Voted America's 2nd Best Main Street.
Guests are also welcome to bring their own picnics, see Picnic Areas & Info below. Visit Thundergod Gift Shop just inside the front gate and find a variety of fun merchandise for the whole family, or shop for these items on our Online Gift Shop. Additional unique opportunities for programs, memberships, adoptions, tickets and gifts that give twice can be found on our Zoo Store page.
You will find unique gift ideas, holiday and home décor, handmade arts and crafts, photography, health and body, clothing, specialty foods and more. Enjoy the Santa Area, daily Cooking Demonstrations and Train setup by TNMRA. Daily performances in the Lobby by Kristin Fletcher pianist.
U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) policy for submission of prior notice for food imported for non-commercial purposes with a non-commercial shipper: FDA and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) typically consider not taking any regulatory action when there is a prior notice violation (e.g., no prior notice) and the food is imported for non-commercial purposes with a non-commercial shipper. Generally, a non-commercial purpose is one where the food is purchased or otherwise acquired by an individual for non-business purposes, and a non-commercial shipper is one where the shipper is an individual (e.g., the individual delivers the food to a post office or common carrier for delivery to self, family member, or friend for non-business purposes, i.e., not for sale, resale, barter, business use, or commercial use.)
Note: The shipper and the carrier are different entities. The carrier is the entity that transports the food into the U.S., and the carrier is likely to be a commercial entity even when the shipper is an individual.
The food for non-commercial purposes may arrive by international mail or any other mode of transportation, but must be shipped by one individual to another individual (self, family member, or friend) to be considered for non-commercial purposes.
Even if you can't make it to New Orleans, you can still eat like it with a three course meal from this iconic NOLA institution including garlic bread, turtle soup or seafood gumbo, wild shrimp and cognac with creole cream cheese grits, and a whole pecan pie.
At Insider Reviews, we have decades of taste testing under our belts. This gift guide is pulled together based on treats that have delighted and surprised us over the years. Check out the 34 best gifts for foodies below.
While $70 may seem like a wild amount to pay for a little over a pound of pasta, you won't find anything like these Oprah-approved gnocchi anywhere else. Brainchild of Linda Miller Nicholson (aka @saltyseattle), these "crocci" are handmade and get their vibrant color from vegetables and herbs, not food dye. They'd make a special gift for the pasta lover in your life.
Pardon the pun, but any food lover worth their salt knows that the root of all flavor lies in a little sodium. Maldon is beloved by chefs worldwide, and this tub should last them a solid year before they need to restock.
Fly by Jing is a relatively new food startup making delicious Sichuan-inspired condiments and dumplings. This is the chili crisp that first put them on the map, and it can be drizzled over everything from noodles to fried eggs. It's not incredibly spicy, but it uses warming Sichuan peppercorns, dried chili, garlic, and more to create a complex and delicious pop of flavor.
Crowd Cow sources its meat, poultry, and seafood directly from independent farms with ethical and environmentally friendly practices or from the wild. In addition, the service provides you with information about where your meat came from and how the animal was treated before you cook it. Send someone an e-gift card to go towards a subscription which they can pause, change the frequency of, or cancel at any time (delivered on an automatic basis) or build a custom box for a one-time delivery.
It's not always possible to travel, but Universal Yums' boxes let your recipient do so through food. Past boxes have highlighted the sweet and savory snacks of Scandinavia, Brazil, France, and Indonesia.
Treat a loved one to a day of being a tourist in our own city with my self-guided Seattle food tours. Each guide takes you on a 5-6 hour itinerary for exploring my favorite restaurants, bars, and coffee shops in the best neighborhoods in Seattle.
Made to Give Hope based in Canby, OR makes hazelnut gift sets that are grown, shelled, and roasted directly on their farm. You can even find flavored ones for an extra special gift idea! I learned during my first trip exploring the best Willamette Valley wineries that Oregon is one of the largest producers of hazelnuts in the US, so this is an extra special locally-made food gift.
Locals know that Jonboy Caramels out of Seattle, WA are a staple at all of the best Seattle farmers markets. Owners Jon Sue and Jason Alm make the most irresistibly smooth and chewy caramels with organic brown rice instead of corn for a toastier taste. While they have a bunch of flavors, their boozy caramel gift set is probably something most of the food lovers in your life have never tried.
Olympic Provisions out of Portland, OR is another great option for meat lovers. They make fun meat stick bouquets that is a creative presentation of one of the best Pacific Northwest gifts. They also offer a meat-of-the-month club or pate sampler that any carnivore is sure to love.
Fish is one of the obvious best Pacific Northwest food gifts, but have you considered caviar? The Seattle Caviar company sells caviar harvested both locally and around the world. Their Idaho sturgeon caviar is a unique variety that any caviar lover is likely not to have tried.
Fish & Caviar out of Bellevue, WA is another local caviar company. All its salmon-based red caviars are from Pacific Northwest, fresh-caught salmon. They have a bunch of gourmet food products and services, including non-caviar fish products, but the red caviar option is the best option for the foodie who wants a more local product.
For over 15 years, Le Panier Francais has been importing the highest quality French food products to the U.S. and selling them at the lowest prices possible. Savory products include pork pates from Henaff, foie gras from Rougie, Guerande salt, dried herbs from Provence, and Nicoise olives. Who could resist French sweets with products such as bags of mini-madeleines, butter cookies, fruit-flavored hard candies, whiskey truffles, and an Eiffel Tower tin filled with milk chocolate pralines?
Featuring cuisine and foods from around the globe, iGourmet has a decent section of French foods, but where they excel is with their impressive selection of French cheeses. Offering Brie, goat cheese, raclette (used for fondue), Camembert, goat cheese logs, garlic and herb, Emmental, Chaource, 12-month aged Comte, Brillat Savarin, Roquefort, and Port Salut, iGourmet rivals some of the best cheese shops in Paris.
The Gourmet Food Store has a wide range of international gourmet foods with a section with over 20 categories of French food products. Even though I live in Paris and have easy access to many of the products on this site, I was still impressed with the wide and diverse range of high- quality products they stock. Just the butter section alone had 20 selections, the cheeses 150 varieties, plus 40 types of foie gras and 50 kinds of cookies and sweets.
Zoe and Bertrand are childhood sweethearts who grew up in the south of France. In 2014, they quit their corporate jobs in France, moved to the U.S., and started a gourmet gift basket with a mission to bring French gourmet and artisanal food products to a new audience.
On your next nature walk, look for a few eco-friendly gift wrap garnishes to add sparkle to your packages. Search for pine cones, juniper, evergreen, small tree branches, leaves and other sprigs of greenery. Use butcher twine, food twist ties or rubber bands to attach to gifts. 041b061a72