Food Gift Baskets Delivered

What actually makes these "gourmet"?

It's a word that gets used loosely, so here's the concrete version. Contents come from named small producers rather than private-label commodity suppliers, and every basket is assembled by hand at our facility in Exeter, New Hampshire rather than shrink-wrapped by a co-packer. Look at any product page. The makers are listed by name. That's the difference in practice.

How do I choose when I don't know their taste?

Breadth beats specificity. A mixed assortment spanning sweet and savory gives the recipient something they'll like even if it isn't everything. Single-theme gifts (all chocolate, all cheese, all coffee) are excellent when you know the person and a miss when you don't. Fruit and mixed snack assortments have the widest acceptance of anything we make.

How many people does each size feed?

A working guide: under $50 suits one or two people. $50 to $100 covers a small household or three to four. $100 to $150 serves a family or a small team of six to eight. $150 and up is built for a gathering or an office. Full contents and quantities are listed on every product page if you want to count precisely.

What needs refrigerating and what keeps?

Some cheese, meat, and anything fresh goes in the refrigerator on arrival. Crackers, nuts, popcorn, chocolate, preserves, and most baked goods are shelf-stable for days to weeks. Every gift ships with contents listed, so the recipient knows immediately what needs putting away and what can sit out.

Will a food basket feel impersonal?

It can, if it's chosen at random and sent with a blank card. It doesn't when it's chosen with the person in mind and carries a message in your own words. Two honest sentences on the card will do more than upgrading a tier.