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• White Sugar Cone

  

  Your sugar isn’t posh enough.

  via Domino Magazine Blog

  $40 at Jas Townsend and Son | Buy

  

  | Posted 23 Jul, 2007 in Food and Drink by Margaret Mason

• Masala Chai

  

  A subtle, authentic Chai Blend that doesn’t taste as though someone mixed lumps of brown sugar into the tea. Spicy, cozy, and delicious.

  $8 at Portsmouth Tea Company | Buy

  (2.2 oz)

  

  | Posted 19 Jun, 2007 in Food and Drink by Margaret Mason

• Tobasco Gallons

  

  Hotter. HOTTER. Enough Tabasco to last you at least a week.

  $37 at Country Store | Buy

  

  | Posted 04 Jun, 2007 in Food and Drink by Margaret Mason

• Giant Finocchiana

  

  2007 FATHER'S DAY GUIDE

  Four pounds of exquisite artisan salami made with naturally raised pork and wild fennel seed. You’ll practically be able to smell it through your computer screen.

  $50 at Zingerman's | Buy

  (4 lbs.)

  

  | Posted 29 May, 2007 in Food and Drink by Margaret Mason

• BBQ Sauce of the Month Club

  

  2007 FATHER'S DAY GUIDE

  Show him you understand how much grilling season means to him. He’ll receive two bottles of small-batch barbecue sauce every month. Sign him up for three, six, or twelve months.

  $60 at Amazing Clubs | Buy

  ((for three months)

  

  | Posted 29 May, 2007 in Food and Drink by Margaret Mason

• Laphroaig 10 Year Old Cask Strength

  

  2007 FATHER'S DAY GUIDE

  This cask-strength single malt tastes best when mellowed with a bit of spring water and a round of golf.

  $62 at BevMo | Buy

  

  | Posted 22 May, 2007 in Food and Drink by Margaret Mason

• 6-Cup King-Size Muffin Pan

  

  Lets you make extra-tall cupcakes and muffins, like this. (via Not Martha)

  $8 at Wilton | Buy

  

  | Posted 07 May, 2007 in Food and Drink by Margaret Mason

• Self-Seal Tea Bags

  

  These will only seem revolutionary if you’ve been heat-sealing your hand-filled tea bags, or using the unattractive draping tube that cligs moistly to the side of your teacup. Self-seal bags let you spoon in your whole-leaf tea, then simply press shut. Lovely, lovely. Thanks, Heather!

  $9 at Teanobi | Buy

  

  | Posted 02 May, 2007 in Food and Drink by Margaret Mason

• Dagoba Gift Box

  

  2007 MOTHER'S DAY GUIDE

  Upgrade the emergency Hershey’s bar your mom keeps in her purse. This gift box contains twelve bars of top-notch organic chocolate, and a can of cacao powder for her morning mochas.

  $55 at Dagoba | Buy

  

  | Posted 18 Apr, 2007 in Food and Drink by Margaret Mason

• My Jones Custom Soda

  

  A case of Jones Soda with the photo of your choice on the label. Definitely use the one of your cat.

  $35 at Jones Soda | Buy

  (For a twelve pack.)

  

  | Posted 30 Mar, 2007 in Food and Drink by Margaret Mason

• Passport to Flavor Party Pack

  

  Five limited edition Kettle Chip flavors . Now that’s a good weekend.

  $20 at Kettle | Buy

  

  | Posted 29 Mar, 2007 in Food and Drink by Margaret Mason

• Stout Cheese Board

  

  A selection of cheeses meant to be consumed with a solid stout – sort of a more masculine version of high tea.

  $70 at Target | Buy

  

  | Posted 16 Mar, 2007 in Food and Drink by Margaret Mason

• Blue Bottle Coffee Subscription

  

  OF-THE-MONTH-CLUB GIFT GUIDE

  Blue Bottle is a San Francisco-based small batch roaster that’s a little OCD about coffee. As their site says, “We take freshness and small-batch roasting to an extreme not considered practical anywhere else in the coffee business.” What does that mean exactly? Essentially, a cup of coffee so delicious that you feel it in your spine. The good news for you? They offer bean gift subscriptions. You need never sleep again.

  $18 at Blue Bottle Coffee | Buy

  (Per month)

  

  | Posted 07 Mar, 2007 in Food and Drink by Margaret Mason

• Variety Box of Sausage

  

  OK. Nothing is funnier than sending someone a “variety box of sausages.” These sausages are made to order, and this box contains two five-pound packages of Italian Sausage and one each of the Classic and the Spicy. Ha. Sausage box.

  $165 at Fra'Mani | Buy

  (10 lbs)

  

  | Posted 27 Feb, 2007 in Food and Drink by Margaret Mason

• Apple-ation Apple Brandy

  

  TOP SHELF FATHER'S DAY GUIDE

  God bless a vintner with a pet project. Guy Davis decided to take advantage of the organic apple orchards in the Russian River Valley to make small batch apple brandy. Davis eschews the usual practice of fermenting just the apple juice; however, he leaves the peels and fruit in during fermentation for a deeper apple flavor. The results are spectacular.

  $35 at Davis Family Vineyards | Buy

  

  | Posted 23 Feb, 2007 in Food and Drink by Margaret Mason

• Rejuvenation Gift Set

  

  2007 VALENTINE'S GUIDE

  Tea Forte’s choice teas come in aesthetically pleasing pyramid-shaped bags. The mesh bags even have wired tags that hook over the side of your cup, so you’ll never have to fish around in scalding tea for an escapee. This soothing gift set comes with a lidded tea cup, tiny trays for the used tea bags, and a selection of whole-leaf teas. It’s a bundle of calm escape, and you don’t even have to wrap it.

  $40 at Tea Forte | Buy

  

  | Posted 23 Jan, 2007 in Food and Drink by Margaret Mason

• Old Cavendish Fruitcake

  

  I’m mostly listing this because I think sending fruitcake on Christmas is funny, but also because these cakes got good reviews around the office. They’re packed with nuts and real dried fruits, as opposed to the weirdly colored fruity gels you find in most cakes. The consensus seemed to be, “If you like fruitcake, this is good fruitcake.”

  $23 at Old Cavendish | Buy

  (16 oz., shipping included)

  

  | Posted 13 Dec, 2006 in Food and Drink by Margaret Mason

• Garlic Crusher

  

  STOCKING STUFFER GUIDE An easy-to-clean garlic press that won’t leave chunks of old, dried garlic in your fresh new meal.

  $15 at Cooper Hewitt | Buy

  

  | Posted 30 Nov, 2006 in Food and Drink by Margaret Mason

• Snack-Size Deep Fryer

  

  2006 HOLIDAY GUIDE

  Finally! A deep fryer small enough to keep on the counter for all of his convenience frying needs. Seriously though, fresh potato chips? Yes, thank you.

  $40 at Improvements Catalog | Buy

  

  | Posted 07 Nov, 2006 in Food and Drink by Margaret Mason

• Stout Cheese Board

  

  2006 HOLIDAY GUIDE

  A selection of cheeses meant to be consumed with a solid stout – sort of a more masculine version of high tea.

  $70 at Target | Buy

  

  | Posted 06 Nov, 2006 in Food and Drink by Margaret Mason

• Club Recchiuti

  

  2006 COVET GUIDE

  They say buying experiences makes you happier than buying things. Once a month, set aside an evening and share a box of perfect chocolates over glasses of champagne.

  $125 at Recchiuti | Buy

  (For a three-month membership.)

  

  | Posted 03 Nov, 2006 in Food and Drink by Margaret Mason

• Jerky Society 3 Months

  

  Eight ounces of top-quality beef jerky every month for three months. Nothing says love like a meat subscription.

  $45 at Amazon | Buy

  

  | Posted 19 Oct, 2006 in Food and Drink by Margaret Mason

• Coral Chinese Peony Luncheon Napkins

  

  So what does it say about us as a society that our disposable products are becoming more attractive than the dishes and napkins we’re supposed to use every day? One thing’s for sure, we enjoy a good luncheon.

  $6 at Plum Party | Buy

  (Set of 20, 6.5" x 6.5".)

  

  | Posted 09 Oct, 2006 in Food and Drink by Margaret Mason

• The Bottle Opener

  

  $18 at Arango | Buy

  

  | Posted 25 Sep, 2006 in Food and Drink by Margaret Mason

• Earl Grey Lavender Tea

  

  CLASSIC HOST GIFTS

  This Earl Grey with a hint of sweet lavender is a nice update on a classic. Ideal between bites of shortbread, the tea comes in cute little boxes that make you feel like you’re opening a present for yourself every time you make a cup of tea.

  $8 at Revolution Tea | Buy

  (For twenty servings.)

  

  | Posted 05 Sep, 2006 in Food and Drink by Margaret Mason

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