Food & Snacks

A Baby Yoda shaped silicone mold for making hot chocolate bombs, candy, or ice cubes at home.

A 5 oz bottle of Rocky's Bacon Hot Sauce, gourmet red chili heat with real bacon flavor.

Two peppermint mint tins featuring Bob Ross, plus two bonus stickers. A small, nostalgic stocking filler.

Fire-grilled Singapore-style bak kwa, made fresh to order and shipped the same day.

Two boxes of Jelly Belly Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans, 20 Harry Potter flavors including a few risky ones.

Six pouches of organic chewy banana bites dipped in real dark chocolate. Gluten free, kosher, and travel ready.

Eight handmade Godiva Belgian truffles in dark, milk, and patisserie flavors, boxed and ribbon ready for gifting.

Twenty individually wrapped gourmet brownies in six flavors, sealed and ready to gift without the mess.

A dozen different baked treats in one gift box, so everyone gets their favorite without sharing.

Twelve hand-dipped chocolate cookies, dressed up enough to make any gift look thought out.

Marinated asparagus spears in grab-and-go pouches. Gluten-free, five packs, zero sogginess.

Real avocado, pre-mashed, ready in seconds. No pit, no cutting board, no sad brown leftovers.

A dense, flourless almond and lemon cake that just happens to be gluten-free. Nobody will notice unless you tell them.

A protein bar that tastes like food, not a gym sock. Better than the $11 smoothie, and it fits in a glove compartment.

Roasted almonds coated in smooth milk chocolate. The office candy bowl favorite that upgrades any cheese board or movie night.

Real fruit apricot preserves in the classic glass jar with the red gingham lid. No corn syrup, no fuss.

Individually wrapped, non-melting taffy bars in six fruit flavors, built for stockings and gift bags.

Thin-sliced apples baked into crunchy, no-nonsense chips. No added sugar, no fryer, no seventeen mystery ingredients.

Oh, your kids want to be an astronaut? Before they realize that isn't coming true, give them this freeze-dried ice cream. This is the kind NASA serves its astronauts for decades, so clearly nobody up there has told them it's kind of terrible. But yea, keep their dreams alive until college where they have to…