Monday, December 11, 2006
Holiday Gift Guide 2006Here’s the last of the Gift Guides for 2006! Have a look at last years, this is just a supplement to that ... there are lots of great ideas out there in addition to giving folks actual candy, so keep an eye out for these candy-themed gifts. Candy Desk Chocolate Post-It Notes ($12.43) or Tower Note Pads - Wine Chocolate Friendship ($15.95) Fred Flare is always guaranteed to have something cute. This year they’re featuring an innovating little desktop item called the Chocolate Bar Pen Holder ($14) ? it looks like a real chocolate bar! After the holidays you might want to do more than send your notes, you might want to scent them too. Try these Scratch & Sniff cards for $8 a pair. Candy Games and Amusements Candy Dominoes and Candy Matching (Memory) Game ($16) Bring the arcade experience into your home and burn some calories by frustrating yourself with the Candy Grabber for $35 (not including candy). Holiday Candy Kaleidescope ($13) and the Regular Version ($11.95) Jelly Belly 24 piece jigsaw puzzle ($4.95) a great stocking stuffer that will be around long after the candy is gone. Chocolate-Opoly - $24.95 For some more interactive game fun, try the Candy Volcano for $21.99 Stocking Stuffers & Entertaining Candy Shot Glasses ($4.95 for 6) - I have no idea if they make a sticky mess or if it’d be totally cool to smash them when you’re done. M&Ms solo teapot in three different colors. Good for tea, or maybe even hot chocolate! ($23) For some bizarre reason you cannot have this shipped to California, so if you live there, try the M&Ms calculators for $10 Themed Candies - Gummi Tools ($6.95), Gummi Motivational Bracelets - I really want to order those ($2.95 a dozen), Snowman Bubble Gum Coins ($2.99) Tootsie Roll Scarf ($24) - nothing says appreciation for retro candies like a scarf in the Tootsie Roll colors. If that’s too casual for you, demonstrate your professionalism with a Sugar Daddy Business Card Holder for $29.00. If you make the $40 minimum purchase, they’ll throw in a Tootsie Roll Car Air Freshener. There are loads of stocking stuffer ideas there at Tootsie. Other Hershey Baseballs - they’re real baseballs, not chocolate. At least they won’t melt on the field. For the gift that keeps on growing, how about a symbolic piece of the candy world. Try OneShare.com for single shares of stock for Wrigley, Tootsie, Hershey’s and more. You can order just the share or get it frame with a special engraving to personalize it. I’m not sure if it means that you get the annual report for the company or not. Hershey: Milton S. Hershey’s Extraordinary Life of Wealth, Empire, and Utopian Dreams by Michael D’Antonio. Jewelry & Adornment If you like the idea of a candy charm bracelet, there’s a whole series of items in the Pugster Fun Jewelry line that are pretty inexpensive. Lip Candy lip palette from Sephora Girls $14 Tootsie Candy up your iPod for $5.95. Drinkable Lemonhead or Atomic Fireball mugs for only $6.95. There are plenty of other fun Lemonhead items there too (tees, shirts, and caps). Candy University Mugs ($18.00) Max Brenner’s Hug Mug made just for hot chocolate with a special shape to cup between your hands. Apparel Reese’s ball cap - orange with brown trim. $15 Baby Chuck Taylor hi tops in peppermint stripes. $24.99 The strangest entry in the brand tie in merchandise has to be these cute Cow boots from Goetze’s Caramel Creams (makers of Bull’s Eyes and Cow Tales). At only $19.95 I’m kind of wishing it rained more where I live. They also have hats and an umbrella ... and if you live in an area where it’s hard to find Goetze’s, you can order right there for more than enough to stuff your stocking. Jelly Belly Embroidered Tee $22.99 is one of the more inventive garments on their site. They also have some luscious looking hoodies, ringer tees and caps. But the thing you really need to click through and see are the pro-styled bib bicycle shorts. Inventive Individuals on Caf? Press & Zazzle: Gummi Bear Mob - yes, this gummi bear has a posse. POSTED BY Cybele AT 12:31 pm Candy • Gift Guide • Christmas • Shopping • |
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I bet I could knit a scarf like that…
Awesome list? bookmarked this page as a resource for gift ideas? it will come very handy? thanks!
Need an idea for 2007?s list? I received a box of Crazy Lady Candy?s Chocolates for PMS? very funny.
They have chocolates just for women PMS, Menopause, Pregnancy, & Moms. I won?t post the URL in your blog? but you can easliy dig up more info by Googling Crazy Lady Candy.
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