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Local Cheers (Non Alcoholic)
Local Cheers (Non Alcoholic)
Sweet and savoury snacks ready to accompany your next happy hour. Each Local Cheers gift basket includes a delicious collection of locally-made goodies, crystal champagne flutes and a celebratory non-alcoholic sparkling beverage.
Description
Description
Each Holiday Cheers Gift Set includes,
Set of 2 Crystal Champagne Glasses (9oz) // Riedel. Unlike a flute, the egg-shaped design allows the complex layers to grow and intensify, and the larger rim diameter enables them to be released in a way which is not achieved with a narrow glass.
Red Pepper Jelly and Parmesan & Rosemary Shortbread // Provisions Food Co. Provisions operates in the Niagara region, making delicious fruit jams and shortbreads in their small-batch kitchen. Serve these shortbread as an elegant appetizer with your favourite drinks.
White Chocolate Cranberry Toffee Crunch // Christy's Gourmet. Inspired by family vacations to Bala, the Cranberry Capital of Ontario. The combination of Belgian white chocolate, roasted almonds and tart cranberries is irresistible.
Caramel, Maple, and Fleur de sel Popcorn // Bretelles. Combining caramel, maple and fleur de sel all in one bag leads to explosion of flavour in every bite.
Chocolate Explosion Shortbread // La Biscuitery. Handmade in Montreal, each box includes 16 handmade French shortbread cookies.
Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Tea // TÖST. Using only all-natural ingredients, TÖST's bottles are delicious, dry, sparkling, and alcohol-free, creating a refreshing drinking experience.
Shipping Info
Shipping Info
Please allow up to 1-3 business days processing time (prior to the shipping method selected at checkout). If you have any questions, please contact orders@foodiepages.ca before placing your order.
Each collection is delivered in a locally designed, recyclable gift box.
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