every year Comice Pears from Harry & David-gone the first day Enstrom Almond Toffee-good but unopened as yet. Live wreath for the front door-Ho Hum Huge box of cheeses, mustards, salami, crackers, peanut brittle and chocolates in a...

's the best i’ve found around town, and almost as good as enstrom's. one word of warning, if you buy pre-packaged bags of it around the holidays, take a close look at it. they pawned off a bunch of edge pieces without any...

they should have been given the prices they charge for their products. Everyone would have been just as happy with a box of Sees. On the other hand, the Enstroms almond toffee was some of the best stuff I’ve ever eaten and...

a huge hit. We’ve done sushi in years past, also popular. We did a candy spread with Enstrom's Toffee, Michael Recheiutti (spelling help needed there) chocolate and other similar goodies last year. I usually do a fancy...

Try Enstrom's in Colorado....they do mail order and they are on the web – great almond toffee – which is buttercrunch to me...

recommendations of Manhattenfruitier, Zingermans, Dean and Deluca, and chocolates from Jaques Torres. Also love Enstroms toffee. (Reread your post, and saw you wanted baked goods..well in that case, Zingermans would be good.....

I will ship Enstrom's almond toffee to myself http://www.enstrom.com/ and the alderwood smoked king salmon from Pikes Market http://www.pikeplacefish.com/ in Seattle. Both are the best of breed as far as I’m concerned.

Little John’s English Toffee is genuinely excellent. Easily as good as Enstrom's, if not better.

, almond bark, toffee (homemade or from Enstrom's), and Russian tea cakes. Brownies, snickerdoodles, chocolate chip, peanut butter, and oatmeal cookies were all thought of as “everyday” cookies and didn’t make...

Not a great amount of chocolate involved, but Enstrom's Almond Toffee is excellent.

I like Purcell Mountain Farms for organic dried beans, whole wheat flour, dried cherries, apricots, & dates. http://www.purcellmountainfarms.com/index.htm For toffee: http://www.enstrom.com/category.aspx?cid=16&SC=GENST For fresh...