Welcome to the JM Creative Blog! This blog is a companion site to the JM Creative Store, an online store that specializes in hand-crafted gourmet foods, hand-crocheted items, and more.
All of our email newsletters will be archived here in this blog and we'll periodically make announcements about new products or special last-minute deals.
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Warm Wishes,
Justin & Michelle
JM Creative Store (www.jmcreative.etsy.com)
Friday, May 22, 2009
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Product Newsletter
Hi Everyone,
What a beautiful day it is today in New England. The birds are chirping loudly, everything is green and full, and as I sit here on the deck overlooking Narragansett Bay, I can smell the thyme in my herb box with each gust of wind. It's definitely starting to look like summer...
We've been working hard and we're excited to offer you a number of new products and deals. Don't forget the free recipe at the bottom of this newsletter!
New Products & Great Deals
Justin has started writing a food blog. The blog will take a look at food and cooking from the perspective of a home and hobbiest cook. In particular, there will be a number of entries over the next few months on "Thrifty Cooking" during these tough economic times including recipes. Follow along with Justin's food adventures at www.EatMyAsparagus.com
Follow us on Twitter
JM Creative has a twitter feed. Join our twitter feed at: www.twitter.com/JMCreativeStore
Be the first to find out when new items go on sale! Find out about great last-minute shipping deals.
Free Recipe - Toffee Crunch Chocolate Trifle
1 previously made unfrosted chocolate cake (store bought or made from a boxed mix)
1 package of chocolate pudding or mousse, prepared
1 4-oz bag JM Creative Toffee Ice Cream Topping
2 small containers of non-dairy whipped topping (Cool-Whip or similar product)
1) Prepare pudding or mousse according to the package directions. Cover with plastic wrap, letting the wrap completely touch the surface of the pudding to prevent a skin from forming. Place in the refrigerator to chill and set.
2) Defrost frozen whipped topping according to package directions. Stir well.
3) If you don't have a trifle dish, use a large see-through glass mixing bowl or any other suitable bowl (it may not be as decorative, but it'll taste the same.
4) Break or cut the chocolate cake into approximately 1/2-inch chunks.
5) Spoon pudding into the bottom of the trifle dish. Spread to cover it by at least 1/2-inch.
6) Sprinkle a thick layer of cake chunks on top of the pudding.
7) Spread a thick layer of whipped topping on top of the cake.
8) Sprinkle toffee topping on top of the whipped topping in an even layer.
9) Repeat from step 5 until the dish is full or you run out of ingredients. The last layer should be whipped topping sprinkled lightly with toffee as a decorative touch.
What a beautiful day it is today in New England. The birds are chirping loudly, everything is green and full, and as I sit here on the deck overlooking Narragansett Bay, I can smell the thyme in my herb box with each gust of wind. It's definitely starting to look like summer...
We've been working hard and we're excited to offer you a number of new products and deals. Don't forget the free recipe at the bottom of this newsletter!
New Products & Great Deals
- New! Organic Wild Blueberry Jam - Nothing but pure blueberries, some sugar, and a little bit of elbow grease (in the form of stirring) went into this batch of scrumptious blueberry jam. The jam still contains small whole berries but is spreadable enough to slather onto your morning toast or a PB&J sandwich on whole wheat bread for a light lunch. Yes, it's a bit expensive, but it's worth the price! It's also cheaper, by ounce, than one of the leading gourmet jam companies in the New England area (you know...the one in Maine).
- New! Toffee Ice Cream Topping - We've taken our classic Old-Fashioned English Toffee and chopped it down into a course, crunchy treat that will go great on a big scoop of ice cream or just about any decadent dessert. Sold in 4oz bags, it's a bargain at $2.99! Add a bag onto your next order. You won't regret it!
- New! 100% Cotton Eco-Friendly Wash Cloths - Our new cotton hand-crocheted face cloths are made of 100% USA-grown cotton, from well-managed sources. The yarn we use bears the seal of the Forest Steward Council. Whether you use them in the bathroom or to wash the dishes, you'll be doing your part to help the planet and buying hand-made.
- Cotton Hanging Kitchen Hand Towels - Our cotton hanging hand towels are selling great! Not only are they handy, but they're a great visual accent to your kitchen and they're earth friendly. I have one in my kitchen and I've already cut my paper towel usage by a third. We're working on a few more styles that will be available soon, so check back often. These will be more neutral-colored.
- Special Toffee Discount! - We're offering a special deal just for our newsletter subscribers, their family and friends. From now until Tuesday, May 25th at 5pm Eastern, order a bag of toffee and mention "Toffee Deal" in the comment field when you place the order. We'll refund $4 to you when we process the order so you pay just $8 for your bag of toffee! That's 33% off our regular price!
Justin has started writing a food blog. The blog will take a look at food and cooking from the perspective of a home and hobbiest cook. In particular, there will be a number of entries over the next few months on "Thrifty Cooking" during these tough economic times including recipes. Follow along with Justin's food adventures at www.EatMyAsparagus.com
Follow us on Twitter
JM Creative has a twitter feed. Join our twitter feed at: www.twitter.com/
Be the first to find out when new items go on sale! Find out about great last-minute shipping deals.
Free Recipe - Toffee Crunch Chocolate Trifle
1 previously made unfrosted chocolate cake (store bought or made from a boxed mix)
1 package of chocolate pudding or mousse, prepared
1 4-oz bag JM Creative Toffee Ice Cream Topping
2 small containers of non-dairy whipped topping (Cool-Whip or similar product)
1) Prepare pudding or mousse according to the package directions. Cover with plastic wrap, letting the wrap completely touch the surface of the pudding to prevent a skin from forming. Place in the refrigerator to chill and set.
2) Defrost frozen whipped topping according to package directions. Stir well.
3) If you don't have a trifle dish, use a large see-through glass mixing bowl or any other suitable bowl (it may not be as decorative, but it'll taste the same.
4) Break or cut the chocolate cake into approximately 1/2-inch chunks.
5) Spoon pudding into the bottom of the trifle dish. Spread to cover it by at least 1/2-inch.
6) Sprinkle a thick layer of cake chunks on top of the pudding.
7) Spread a thick layer of whipped topping on top of the cake.
8) Sprinkle toffee topping on top of the whipped topping in an even layer.
9) Repeat from step 5 until the dish is full or you run out of ingredients. The last layer should be whipped topping sprinkled lightly with toffee as a decorative touch.
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Product Newsletter
JM Creative Product Updates
www.jmcreative.etsy.com
Hi Everyone,
As always, we hope this newsletter finds you well. As many of you know, we just returned from vacation and we've been working hard all day to catch-up with the store and get some new products online. In fact, we even made a few products while away! On with the news...
New Products & Great Deals
Most people think eating "green" and healthy means buying food at an expensive organic market. In reality, the impact of mass-produced organic food can have just as much of an effect on the environment as non-organic food because the mass production and distribution requires vast amounts of energy and fuel for transportation. If you want to feed your family healthier and with a lower environmental footprint, consider buying locally when you can. Local farmers may use chemical fertilizers, but the food you're eating is fresher, of much better quality, and you're supporting your local community businesses--something very important in these economic times.
Thoughts borrowed from Mark Bittman's new book Food Matters
Visit our "Sister Site" Food Blog
Justin has started writing a food blog. The blog will take a look at food and cooking from the perspective of a home and hobbiest cook. In particular, there will be a number of entries over the next few months on "Thrifty Cooking" during these tough economic times including recipes. Follow along with Justin's food adventures at www.EatMyAsparagus.com
Follow us on Twitter
JM Creative has a twitter feed. Join our twitter feed at: www.twitter.com/JMCreativeStore
Be the first to find out when new items go on sale! Find out about great last-minute shipping deals.
Free Recipe - Strawberry Thumbprint Cookies
2/3 cup sugar
3/4 cup (1 1/2 sticks) unsalted butter, softened
1/8 teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons vanilla
1 egg
2 cups all-purpose flour
1 jar JM Creative All-Natural Strawberry Jam
1) Heat oven to 350 degrees.
2) In a large bowl with an electric mixer, beat sugar and butter till light and fluffy.
3) Add vanilla, salt, and egg to butter and sugar mixture and beat till well combined.
4) Add flour and stir gently by hand or with the mixer on low just until combined into a stiff dough. Be careful to not over-mix the batter.
5) Scoop batter 1 tablespoonful at a time and roll into balls. Place each ball 2 inches apart on a sturdy baking sheet lined with wax paper.
6) Press each ball down slightly and make an indentation in the center of each cookie with your thumb.
7) Fill each thumb depression with a half teaspoon of jam. Be careful not to over-fill or the jam will run down the sides when baked.
8) Bake at 350 degrees for 8-10 minutes. Cookies should be set and starting to brown around the edges.
9) Cool slightly before serving. Hot jam can burn your mouth.
www.jmcreative.etsy.com
Hi Everyone,
As always, we hope this newsletter finds you well. As many of you know, we just returned from vacation and we've been working hard all day to catch-up with the store and get some new products online. In fact, we even made a few products while away! On with the news...
New Products & Great Deals
- New! 100% Cotton Hanging Kitchen Hand Towels - Remember that terrycloth towel Grandma always had hanging on her oven door with the flowers and acrylic yarn loop on top? Our version of this classic church bazaar staple is stylish and environmentally friendly. We take 100% cotton designer tea towels and hand-crochet the top and strap with 100% US grown cotton yarn. The result is something you'll be proud to display and use in your home everyday. And, because they're 100% cotton, they're machine washable. We're offering $2 shipping on single towels or our $5 flat-rate shipping on more than one or shipped with any other product.
- New! All-Natural Jam's - We're proud to offer all-natural fruit jams. Our jams are produced the old fashioned way by boiling fruit and sugar until the natural pectin in the fruit allows it to set to a spreadable consistency. Our jams make the best PB&J sandwiches you've ever put in your mouth! We're currently offering Strawberry Jam made with fresh California strawberries. Organic Blueberry Jam is on the way. When berry season starts in June, we'll be picking berries from local farms.
- Creamy Corn Soup is In Stock - A large batch of our popular "Creamy Corn Chowder" just came out of the canner. If you're tired of spending $8 per day eating-out for lunch, this hearty soup is your answer. The soup is vegan/vegetarian and 98% fat free so it's healthy for you too!
- Turkey Chili is In Stock - We have a limited supply of turkey chili in-stock. Get 'em before someone else does!
Most people think eating "green" and healthy means buying food at an expensive organic market. In reality, the impact of mass-produced organic food can have just as much of an effect on the environment as non-organic food because the mass production and distribution requires vast amounts of energy and fuel for transportation. If you want to feed your family healthier and with a lower environmental footprint, consider buying locally when you can. Local farmers may use chemical fertilizers, but the food you're eating is fresher, of much better quality, and you're supporting your local community businesses--something very important in these economic times.
Thoughts borrowed from Mark Bittman's new book Food Matters
Visit our "Sister Site" Food Blog
Justin has started writing a food blog. The blog will take a look at food and cooking from the perspective of a home and hobbiest cook. In particular, there will be a number of entries over the next few months on "Thrifty Cooking" during these tough economic times including recipes. Follow along with Justin's food adventures at www.EatMyAsparagus.com
Follow us on Twitter
JM Creative has a twitter feed. Join our twitter feed at: www.twitter.com/
Be the first to find out when new items go on sale! Find out about great last-minute shipping deals.
Free Recipe - Strawberry Thumbprint Cookies
2/3 cup sugar
3/4 cup (1 1/2 sticks) unsalted butter, softened
1/8 teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons vanilla
1 egg
2 cups all-purpose flour
1 jar JM Creative All-Natural Strawberry Jam
1) Heat oven to 350 degrees.
2) In a large bowl with an electric mixer, beat sugar and butter till light and fluffy.
3) Add vanilla, salt, and egg to butter and sugar mixture and beat till well combined.
4) Add flour and stir gently by hand or with the mixer on low just until combined into a stiff dough. Be careful to not over-mix the batter.
5) Scoop batter 1 tablespoonful at a time and roll into balls. Place each ball 2 inches apart on a sturdy baking sheet lined with wax paper.
6) Press each ball down slightly and make an indentation in the center of each cookie with your thumb.
7) Fill each thumb depression with a half teaspoon of jam. Be careful not to over-fill or the jam will run down the sides when baked.
8) Bake at 350 degrees for 8-10 minutes. Cookies should be set and starting to brown around the edges.
9) Cool slightly before serving. Hot jam can burn your mouth.
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Product Newsletter
Hi Everyone,
We hope this newsletter finds you well. It's starting to look and feel like spring here in Rhode Island and after the winter we've had, the nice weather is a welcomed change. We have a few new products and great deals to tell you about, so I won't waste your time and get right to the good stuff:
New Products & Great Deals
Mother's day is right around the corner! Give your Mom the gift of something hand made. Please note the following ordering deadlines for arrival by Mother's day:
Store "Closed" for Vacation 5/2 through 5/9
We will be traveling from May 2nd through May 9th and will not have email access. During that time, the store will be placed on vacation status and will not be accepting orders. Stock-up on your favorite pantry items before then! Please use our Mother's Day shipping deadlines (above) to assure delivery before we leave.
New "Sister Site" Food Blog
Justin has started writing a food blog. The blog will take a look at food and cooking from the perspective of a home and hobbiest cook. In particular, there will be a number of entries over the next few months on "Thrifty Cooking" during these tough economic times including recipes. Follow along with Justin's food adventures at www.EatMyAsparagus.com
Follow us on Twitter
JM Creative has a twitter feed. Join our twitter feed at: www.twitter.com/JMCreativeStore
Be the first to find out when new items go on sale!
Free Recipe - Chicken Corn Casserole
- 1 16oz jar JM Creative "Creamy Corn Chowder"
- 1 boneless, skinless chicken breast
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1/2 package egg noodles (or similar pasta)
- 1 cup bread crumbs (seasoned or plain)
- 3 tablespoons butter
1) Prepare egg noodles as described on package
2) Cut chicken into bite-sized pieces. Saute in a skillet with olive oil over medium-high heat until chicken is cooked-through. Remove from skillet and drain on paper towels.
3) Melt butter in the microwave and mix with the bread crumbs in a small bowl. Put aside.
4) Open the jar of corn chowder and empty the thickener packet into the jar. Close the jar and shake vigorously until no lumps remain.
5) Empty the jar of corn chowder into a glass or ceramic casserole dish. Add chicken and noodles and stir to combine. If the mixture seems dry, add a bit of milk, cream, or water.
6) Level mixture with a spoon and sprinkle breadcrumb mixture evenly on top.
7) Bake in a 350 degree oven until bubbly and bread crumbs have begun to brown and get crispy.
8) Remove from oven, cool slightly and serve.
We hope this newsletter finds you well. It's starting to look and feel like spring here in Rhode Island and after the winter we've had, the nice weather is a welcomed change. We have a few new products and great deals to tell you about, so I won't waste your time and get right to the good stuff:
New Products & Great Deals
- Free Shipping on Throws - Our two adult-sized throws (one in brown, one in burgundy) are now being offered with free shipping. Going to a wedding shower this spring? Surprise the bride and groom with a cozy hand-made throw for their new living room. We can produce these same throws to order with special color requests provided that you give us enough notice.
- Tomato Soup is Back in Stock - Our Creamy Tomato Soup is back in stock! Stock-up your pantry or desk drawer and save money on lunch.
- New Product: Creamy Corn Chowder - We're happy to announce a new product, "Creamy Corn Chowder". This smooth, silky, sweet chowder is absolutely divine. And, if that's not good enough, it's also very low in fat and calories because no cream is actually added to the soup!
- New Product: Hearty Meat Chili - We're now offering a hearty meat chili with either Beef or Turkey (your choice). The chili has a mild heat, so add a shot of your favorite hot sauce if you like something more fiery. Perfect for watching the game, tailgating, or as a topping for grilled hot dogs.
Mother's day is right around the corner! Give your Mom the gift of something hand made. Please note the following ordering deadlines for arrival by Mother's day:
- Food & Candy Orders - Order must be received by Monday, April 27th at 9:00am.
- Pantry Items marked "In-Stock" - Order must be received by 8:00am on Wednesday, April 29th.
- Crocheted items marked "In-Stock" - Order must be received by 8:00am on Wednesday, April 29th.
Store "Closed" for Vacation 5/2 through 5/9
We will be traveling from May 2nd through May 9th and will not have email access. During that time, the store will be placed on vacation status and will not be accepting orders. Stock-up on your favorite pantry items before then! Please use our Mother's Day shipping deadlines (above) to assure delivery before we leave.
New "Sister Site" Food Blog
Justin has started writing a food blog. The blog will take a look at food and cooking from the perspective of a home and hobbiest cook. In particular, there will be a number of entries over the next few months on "Thrifty Cooking" during these tough economic times including recipes. Follow along with Justin's food adventures at www.EatMyAsparagus.com
Follow us on Twitter
JM Creative has a twitter feed. Join our twitter feed at: www.twitter.com/
Be the first to find out when new items go on sale!
Free Recipe - Chicken Corn Casserole
- 1 16oz jar JM Creative "Creamy Corn Chowder"
- 1 boneless, skinless chicken breast
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1/2 package egg noodles (or similar pasta)
- 1 cup bread crumbs (seasoned or plain)
- 3 tablespoons butter
1) Prepare egg noodles as described on package
2) Cut chicken into bite-sized pieces. Saute in a skillet with olive oil over medium-high heat until chicken is cooked-through. Remove from skillet and drain on paper towels.
3) Melt butter in the microwave and mix with the bread crumbs in a small bowl. Put aside.
4) Open the jar of corn chowder and empty the thickener packet into the jar. Close the jar and shake vigorously until no lumps remain.
5) Empty the jar of corn chowder into a glass or ceramic casserole dish. Add chicken and noodles and stir to combine. If the mixture seems dry, add a bit of milk, cream, or water.
6) Level mixture with a spoon and sprinkle breadcrumb mixture evenly on top.
7) Bake in a 350 degree oven until bubbly and bread crumbs have begun to brown and get crispy.
8) Remove from oven, cool slightly and serve.
Friday, March 13, 2009
Product Newsletter
Hi Everyone! We just wanted to take a moment to update you on a few new things involving our Etsy Store. We hope everyone is doing well and that those of you who recently purchased products are enjoying them. Remember to return to the website and provide feedback on your purchases! Not only do they help us with future product development, but they help us stand-out as a seller on Etsy.
New Products for Spring and Easter
We have released the following new products for the spring and Easter season:
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New V-Stitch Crocheted Throw/Afghan - Get it cheap on eBay!
Michelle just finished-up another crocheted throw like the red/beige one. This one is made with a rich dark brown (espresso) and off-white yarn and looks absolutely fabulous in any environment due to its neutral colors. As an experiment, we've posted it on eBay as an online Auction. The starting bid is $55 plus our standard $5 shipping. That's nearly 70% off our regular Etsy price for the same blanket! Hurry, as the auction closes Next Friday, March 20th.
As a special offer to our mailing list friends, if you bid on the brown throw and win the auction but prefer the red one, we'll swap it out at no charge as long as the red throw has not sold in the mean time. Just send us an email and mention this offer.
Check out the auction here: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=180336598102
Join Us on Twitter
JM Creative has a twitter feed at http://www.twitter.com/jmcreativestore
If you're into Twitter, join our feed for up-to-the-minute product updates. If you're not Twittering yet, now would be a great time to start. :-)
Save Money With Our Homemade Soups!
Eating out for lunch can be expensive. Most sandwiches these days are over six dollars and you're at $10-12 by the time you're done buying a drink and paying tax. Our homemade soups are recession and budget friendly at just $4 per jar. Just drop one into your lunch bag and head off to work. At lunch time, remove the metal lid and you can heat it and eat right out of the jar. What a deal!
As a gift to our mailing list friends, we'll throw in free disposable spoons and a few napkins as part of your order so you won't forget to bring them to work. Just remind us in the comment field when you place your order.
A Great Idea for Those Who Live Alone...
A family member recently asked us if we sold our popular Tomato Marinara in smaller jars because she lives alone and can never make it through a large jar before the product goes bad. The answer to her and you is YES! Place your order as a special request and we'll make smaller jars (16oz) just for you. You must by a minimum of two jars at a price of $4 per jar.
It's Easy Being Green - Recycle Your Packaging
We pride ourselves on being as "green" of a store as we can. To that end, all of the packing materials that came with your order can be returned to any UPS Store for free recycling--even the foam "peanuts" and bubble wrap. Also, for those of you who can get our glass mason jars back to us at a reasonable cost (or you see us regularly and can hand them to us), we offer a 60-cent store credit for each jar returned (any size). Nearly a dollar of the cost of each canned product goes to pay overhead for the jars, so we're happy to pass on some of the savings if we get to reuse them. Oh, and yes. If you have modern-style Ball or Kerr brand jars hanging around that didn't come from us, we'll take those too and give you the credit. We're nice like that. :-)
Product Development - We Need Customer Input
We are looking to add some new food products to our current line-up and we'd like your opinion. Please choose a few items from this list and respond to this email with your choices. Be sure to list them in order of preference.
Soups:
New Products for Spring and Easter
We have released the following new products for the spring and Easter season:
- Chocolate-Dipped Marshmallow Easter Eggs
- Toffee or Macaroons in a holiday themed "Chinese Takeout" gift box
- One Pound of our hand-made candies in a spring-themed felt gift bag
New V-Stitch Crocheted Throw/Afghan - Get it cheap on eBay!
Michelle just finished-up another crocheted throw like the red/beige one. This one is made with a rich dark brown (espresso) and off-white yarn and looks absolutely fabulous in any environment due to its neutral colors. As an experiment, we've posted it on eBay as an online Auction. The starting bid is $55 plus our standard $5 shipping. That's nearly 70% off our regular Etsy price for the same blanket! Hurry, as the auction closes Next Friday, March 20th.
As a special offer to our mailing list friends, if you bid on the brown throw and win the auction but prefer the red one, we'll swap it out at no charge as long as the red throw has not sold in the mean time. Just send us an email and mention this offer.
Check out the auction here: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/
Join Us on Twitter
JM Creative has a twitter feed at http://www.twitter.com/
If you're into Twitter, join our feed for up-to-the-minute product updates. If you're not Twittering yet, now would be a great time to start. :-)
Save Money With Our Homemade Soups!
Eating out for lunch can be expensive. Most sandwiches these days are over six dollars and you're at $10-12 by the time you're done buying a drink and paying tax. Our homemade soups are recession and budget friendly at just $4 per jar. Just drop one into your lunch bag and head off to work. At lunch time, remove the metal lid and you can heat it and eat right out of the jar. What a deal!
As a gift to our mailing list friends, we'll throw in free disposable spoons and a few napkins as part of your order so you won't forget to bring them to work. Just remind us in the comment field when you place your order.
A Great Idea for Those Who Live Alone...
A family member recently asked us if we sold our popular Tomato Marinara in smaller jars because she lives alone and can never make it through a large jar before the product goes bad. The answer to her and you is YES! Place your order as a special request and we'll make smaller jars (16oz) just for you. You must by a minimum of two jars at a price of $4 per jar.
It's Easy Being Green - Recycle Your Packaging
We pride ourselves on being as "green" of a store as we can. To that end, all of the packing materials that came with your order can be returned to any UPS Store for free recycling--even the foam "peanuts" and bubble wrap. Also, for those of you who can get our glass mason jars back to us at a reasonable cost (or you see us regularly and can hand them to us), we offer a 60-cent store credit for each jar returned (any size). Nearly a dollar of the cost of each canned product goes to pay overhead for the jars, so we're happy to pass on some of the savings if we get to reuse them. Oh, and yes. If you have modern-style Ball or Kerr brand jars hanging around that didn't come from us, we'll take those too and give you the credit. We're nice like that. :-)
Product Development - We Need Customer Input
We are looking to add some new food products to our current line-up and we'd like your opinion. Please choose a few items from this list and respond to this email with your choices. Be sure to list them in order of preference.
Soups:
- Creamy Asparagus
- Creamy Broccoli
- Chicken Noodle
- Vegetable Noodle
- Chicken Stew
- Beef Stew
- Beef Chili
- Turkey Chili
- Tuscan-style White Bean Soup w/ Rosemary
- Corn Chowder
- Your Suggestion: _______________________
- Strawberry Jam
- Blueberry Jam
- Mixed Berry Jam
- Orange Marmalade
- Your Suggestion: _______________________
- Salsa
- All-Natural Ketchup
- Roasted Red Peppers
- Dill Pickles
- Bread & Butter (Sweet/Tangy) Pickles
- Mustard (Regular, Cranberry, etc.)
- Your Suggestion: _______________________
- Breakfast "Home Fries" Starter Kit (Jar of Cooked Potatoes, Seasoning Packet, and Easy Instructions)
- Discounted "Pasta And Sauce" Meal Kits
- Tomato-Meat Pasta Sauce (Sausage or Beef)
- Spaghetti & Meatballs Kit (Canned pasta sauce with mini-meatballs and a bag of dried pasta)
- Ready-to-Mash Potatoes
- Ready-to-Mash Sweet Potatoes
- Ready-to-Mash Butternut Squash
- Quickbread & Muffin Mix Kits (Zucchini, Pumpkin, Squash, Apple, Blueberry, Corn, etc.)
- Your Suggestion: _______________________
- Chewy Chocolate Chunk Cookies
- Peanutbutter Cookies
- Peanutbutter Cups / Peanutbutter Truffles
- Chocolate Truffles
- Homemade Marshmallows & Hot Chocolate Mix Gift Set
- Themed Gift Baskets (Chocolate Lovers, Coffee Lovers, Cookie Lovers, etc.)
- Your Suggestion: _______________________
- Baby Gift Sets (Hat and booties)
- Baby "Mary Jane" Shoes
- Child/Toddler Sweaters
- Adult Sweaters
- Throw Pillows
- Cotton Bath Mats
- Cotton Dish Wash Cloths
- Dish/hand towels with crocheted top for hanging
- Your Suggestion: _______________________
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