Edible Gifts to order online

<p>[Wolferman’s</a> Famous English Muffins, Breakfast Breads and Bakery Gifts](<a href=“http://www.wolfermans.com%5DWolferman’s”>http://www.wolfermans.com)</p>

<p>[Welcome</a> to Stonewalls](<a href=“http://www.stonewallskitchen.com%5DWelcome”>http://www.stonewallskitchen.com)</p>

<p>Both are breakfast-oriented, and more.</p>

<p>Someone used to send us Wolfermans. A grilled cheese made with one of their sour dough English muffins is terrific!</p>

<p>We are big fans of Ethel M chocolates. (not the “Ethel’s”, but the “Ethel M”, there is a difference). Go to this link and click on design your own in the Ethel M box in the middle of the screen.</p>

<p>[Ethel’s</a> Chocolates](<a href=“Ethel M Chocolates Premium Chocolate Gifts| Ethel M Chocolates”>Ethel M Chocolates Premium Chocolate Gifts| Ethel M Chocolates)</p>

<p>There are no bad choices, but my favorites are the dark chocolate lemon satin creme, dark coconut delight, dark macadamia salute, milk almond butter crisp, the carmels (either milk or dark), and milk raspberry satin cremes.</p>

<p>I also send for a big sampler from [NostalgicCandy.com[/url</a>] to share with the entire family on Christmas day. We love Blackjack and Beemans gum, but just can not find it here. Ditto on Licorice Snaps and Marshmallow Cones.
Also… <a href=“http://www.oldtimecandy.com/decade-list.htm[/url]”>Old Fashioned and Retro Candy - Home of Candy you ate as a kid®](<a href=“http://www.nostalgiccandy.com%5DNostalgicCandy.com%5B/url”>http://www.nostalgiccandy.com)</a></p>

<p>or call 1(866) WAX-LIPS -</p>

<p>I like A Southern Season. </p>

<p>[A</a> Southern Season, award-winning source for gourmet gift baskets and fancy foods.](<a href=“http://www.southernseason.com/default.asp]A”>http://www.southernseason.com/default.asp)</p>

<p>If they like nuts…Bertie County Peanuts…the best peanuts (get the blister fried),peanut brittle and candy covered nuts you ever ate.
[Bertie</a> County Peanuts](<a href=“http://www.pnuts.net%5DBertie”>http://www.pnuts.net)</p>

<p>peppermint bark from [Cookware</a>, Cooking Utensils, Kitchen Decor & Gourmet Foods | Williams-Sonoma](<a href=“http://www.williamssonoma.com%5DCookware”>http://www.williamssonoma.com)</p>

<p>They have other great edible gifts as well!</p>

<p>The dark chocolate turtles from Vermont’s SnowflakeChocolate.com (or anything else)</p>

<p>see’s chocolates: build your own box with dark chocolate raspberry, darkchocolate bordeaux, blueberry cream… yummm</p>

<p>I love Aunt Sally’s pralines (the original recipe, not the creamy or chewy ones):
[Aunt</a> Sallys Pralines](<a href=“http://www.auntsallys.com/]Aunt”>http://www.auntsallys.com/)</p>

<p>If she has people to share it with, how about a fruitcake? Don’t laugh, this one is really good:
[Fruit</a> Cakes, Texas Pecans , Pecan Cakes - Collin Street Bakery](<a href=“http://www.collinstreet.com/pages/online_bakery/pecan_cakes]Fruit”>http://www.collinstreet.com/pages/online_bakery/pecan_cakes)</p>

<p>Aunt Sally’s were one of the picks on the Today Show segment on this topic yesterday. Lots of yummy suggestions:
[Holiday</a> Guide- msnbc.com](<a href=“http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/33508940/ns/today-holiday_guide]Holiday”>http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/33508940/ns/today-holiday_guide)</p>

<p>lol, I was WATCHING that Today Show segment as I posted the thread!! Thought I better check with some “real folks” and not just believe what I see on tv… ;)</p>

<p>p.s. Someone I know on facebook just posted something about “Sponge Candy” from Watson’s Chocolates in Buffalo…anyone ever heard of that??</p>