Costco has a very nice basket which is a fraction of the price of Harry & David's.Looking for ideas on delicious food gifts to send for a few elderly relatives this year. I know of harry & David and a a few others but wondering if anyone could recommend some less well known but delicious options. Open to anything sweets, savories -- thanks
They are VERY dense, for sure! I toast my bagels & english muffins just to this side of burnt, so maybe that's why I liked them?
I'm thinking of sending myself the 6 pack of cinabon cinnamon rolls![]()
I'll be the lone dissenter, and say that I didn't like the Wolferman's English muffins we received as a gift last year. I wanted to like them--the flavors looked interesting--but they were very dense and undercooked. They were actually doughy inside. I didn't tell the gift giver, as I didn't want to hurt their feelings.
Hopefully, others have better luck than we did. Maybe we just got a bad batch.
Yes! We've gotten smoked fish and bagels from Russ and Daughters and BBQ from Kansas City Joes. Both were wonderful trips down memory lane for us. I've never sent it as a gift, but that would work great. My best friend used to get Chicago deep dish pizzas from them.I second both of these! We order often from both for our own enjoyment, but I send Goldbelly gifts often with fabulous results. Pies, cakes, macarons, bbq, etc.
Did you toast them?I'll be the lone dissenter, and say that I didn't like the Wolferman's English muffins we received as a gift last year. I wanted to like them--the flavors looked interesting--but they were very dense and undercooked. They were actually doughy inside. I didn't tell the gift giver, as I didn't want to hurt their feelings.
Hopefully, others have better luck than we did. Maybe we just got a bad batch.
I have to agree with you comment. My sister sent these to my mom a few years ago. She had trouble chewing them....she’s mid 80’s. She did not toast them - her mouth is sensitive and she did not want to scratch her mouth up.I'll be the lone dissenter, and say that I didn't like the Wolferman's English muffins we received as a gift last year. I wanted to like them--the flavors looked interesting--but they were very dense and undercooked. They were actually doughy inside. I didn't tell the gift giver, as I didn't want to hurt their feelings.
Hopefully, others have better luck than we did. Maybe we just got a bad batch.