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post #1 of 3
12/14/07 at 8:33am
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Hi,
I want to send food gifts for a coworker who loves foods such as cashews, granola, cheesecakes, etc.

Any suggestions on which website to checkout? I am hoping free shipping or specials with the holiday.

Some will send different food theme throughout the year would be nice. Who would not enjoy gourmet food delivered to them! They could share with the rest of the cowworkers!:beer:
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post #2 of 3
12/14/07 at 9:28am
I have had good luck (both as a customer and recipient) with igourmet.com. Excellent selection of cheeses, vinegars, oils, chocolates, etc. Well packaged and shipped quickly.

Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with them, just a 'user.'

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post #3 of 3
12/17/07 at 2:26pm
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cheryl and co

Thanks for giving me ideas. I sent some cookies from cheryl and co. They were once aired on Food Networks Food find. Just thought I would pass the good deal to you guys. Most of their products include free shipping. Also if you enter promotion code 7J you get an additional $10 off (unsure when it will expire). So, you can send a 3 tier box of fresh baked cookies for just $19. Also they ship all their products to military address for free (APO address). So, I sent my sister in law 6 cookies in nice wraped box overseas for $5. You can't send anything gourmet in tin box shipped at that price. Of course, you can make your own, but these are really good cookies. Also, I figure postage would already cost me a lot if I were to send my own cookies. Great for boss, coworkers, or yourself! :lips:
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