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Customizable Clear Lid Boxes

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What a great way to present the Christmas cookies you decorated!

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Clear Lid Display Boxes are great for gifts that need to be seen! Available in 6 sizes, white base with clear vinyl acrylic lids. Superior quality. Perfect for greeting cards, stationery, packaged gourmet products and bath & body. Base interior box board is 100% recycled. Made in the USA.

These boxes can be made with most any custom printed or gift wrap base.

Updated Nov 20, 2008

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Bulk Sets of Gloss Gift & Cookie Boxes in Several Colors and Patterns

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Check out the cool black polka dot ones!
Buy in bulk so you always have a gorgeous way to wrap a gift on hand.

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High quality gloss gift boxes are 2 pc featuring automatic bottom and pop-up lids. Available in a variety of sizes and designs. These boxes make beautiful packaging for gifts, cakes, cookies and other gourmet foods.

Made in the USA from new materials mostly from pine trees and other wood by-products and is processed without any harmful chemicals. Meets the FDA requirements for direct food contact. These boxes are also printed with soy based inks that are non toxic, plant based and not harmful to people or the environment.

Updated Nov 20, 2008

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Lesbo Plate (for XMas Cookies?)

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Consider a supercool plate as the foundation for this year's holiday cookie gifts. Once the gourmet treats are gone, your recipient will have something fabulous to remember your gesture by....

Trixiedelicious's Etsy shop has been one of my indulgences of late. I keep popping over and picking up a plate or two, some teacups.... the collection is growing. It's a fabulous hostess or birthday gift and would make a really unique holiday present for someone you know with a sense of humour. Think of making a gift basket with winter warm-ups and a tongue-in-cheek item or two from this shop. Sure to be a hit.

Updated Nov 20, 2008

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F ckface Teacup and Saucer

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For a FABULOUS holiday gift or office Secret Santa present, get an entertaining and unique teacup and saucer (or mug) and fill it with tea and coffee tchotskes (mini-creamers, vanilla-flavored Splenda tubes, chocolate-dipped stirring spoons, gourmet teas and coffee pouches....even a mini-bar sized bottle of Baileys) and then wrap it all up in clear cellophane with funky ribbons. I want one!

I think this exact one sold already but there are many more to choose from on trixiedelicious's most awesome Etsy site.

Updated Nov 20, 2008

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Mirrored Advent Calendar (Re-Use it a Hundred Ways!)

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~Other uses? Trivia Game, Truth or Dare, Lifehacks and NY '09 Resolutions, Chore Chart, Jewelry Organizer..... so much more...~

It's like XMas at Studio 54! "Pass the 'nog, Andy! Powdered sugar for my holiday cookies? No, Bianca, I think I'll pass....."

I'll be honest. When it comes to advent calendars... well.... I'm a whore. Yes. I'm an advent calendar whore.

I can't help it! It's not so much about the countdown for me as it is about all the little nooks and crannies and boxes and pouches containing treasures. I don't care if they're cheap, tacky, ridiculous treasures. The anticipation is delicious.

"Yay, it's a new day! I wonder what piece of crap I get today?" I have been heard to trill as I leap and bound (well, roll and waddle) down the stairs every morning. (The fact that I am the only adult in the house and the one who restocked last season's calendar, and thus am in possession of the Crap 411 ie "What's Inside the Boxes," is something I choose to ignore. That's why I check early in the morning, before caffeine.)

I love this one in particular because it has so many non-advent calendar usages. From creative party food display (fill the boxes with truffles or hors d'oeuvres, leaving some doors open so that people can see what's inside, and set it on the buffet), to a jewelry box (if you're very organized you can print up a list of what numbers correspond to which pieces and attach it to the back) or come up with a game (trivia or Memory perhaps?) to play at an event.

Fun fashion pictures from the 80's (neon, jelly shoes, Aqua Net) that you print in pairs can go behind doors for a Memory-type game. Or type up baby questions or naughty sex truth-or-dare questions for a baby or bridal shower. How about putting a New Year's resolution or lifehack idea into each compartment and opening one a week in 2009? Or favorite quotes/relationship advice for an amazing wedding present?

Whatever. It's all good. Or so says the whore.

Updated Nov 20, 2008

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Gift Box Advent Calendar (and More!)

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Fill it with trivia questions and reuse for baby and bridal showers, for starters.... Or have your kids come up with a new game that utilizes this as a 3-D gameboard... Re-load it with applicable coupons, advice and a gift certificate or two and you have a unique New Baby gift.....

Put office co-workers' names in each box for Secret Santa picking....

Or just use it as an advent calendar.

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* Wood Advent Calendar
* Includes 25 Doors
* Accented with Hand-Painted Design
* Christmas Theme
* No Assembly Required
* Dust with Dry Cloth
* Overall Dimensions: 11.75"L x 7.25"W x 9"H

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Gingerbread House Advent Calendar

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Re-Use on XMas day by filling it with chocolates for a unique addition to your dessert table!

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Product Features

* Wood Advent Calendar
* Includes 25 Doors
* Accented with Hand-Painted Design
* Christmas Theme
* No Assembly Required
* Dust with Dry Cloth
* Overall Dimensions: 11.75"L x 3.5"W x 14.5"H

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Enameled Cast-Iron 6-Quart Dutch Oven

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Wouldn't it look great filled with holiday ornaments to make your kitchen festive? Or put rolled onesies, hats, blankies and diapers into it with a note that says, "Here's for the bun in your Dutch Oven".... Oh god, I'm killing myself with puns. Sad but true.

Caribbean Blue (other colors and pot styles available)

Just add a Dutch Oven Recipe book and a packet or two of gourmet Soup mix, tie pretty ribbons to the lid with a cool mixing spoon and you have a fantastic wedding/engagement/grandma/Christmas/New Home/ hostess gift!

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Product Description
This 6 Qt enamel Dutch oven is great for cooking, marinating, refrigeration and freezing. The color porcelain enamel on cast iron can be used on gas, electric, ceramic and induction cooktops, as well as in the oven. Not recommended for use on outdoor grills or over open outdoor flames. Not for use in microwaves. Lodge Color Porcelain Enamel on Cast Iron cookware is cast from molten iron in individual sand molds. The porcelain surface eliminates the need to season cast iron. The cast iron vessel has superior heat distribution and retention, evenly heating bottom sidewalls and even the lid. Tightly fitting lid seals in moisture. The excellent heat retention reduces the amount of energy needed for cooking. Two layers of very hard, glossy porcelain enamel are chip resistant and easy to clean. Lid knob is oven safe to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. The black rim on the pot is matte porcelain, not exposed cast iron. Hygienic porcelain enamel is non-reactive with food. Although dishwasher safe, hand washing with warm soapy water is recommended to preserve the cookware's original appearance. 10 3/4" diameter, 4 1/2" deep. Caribbean Blue

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Enamel 3-Quart Dutch Oven, Emerald

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When you aren't cooking, fill it with vibrant ornaments and set it out on the counter as holiday decor.

Or add a Dutch Oven Recipe book and a packet or two of gourmet Soup mix, tie pretty ribbons to the lid with a cool mixing spoon and you have a fantastic wedding/engagement/grandma/Christmas/New Home/ hostess gift!

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* 3-quart lidded Dutch oven made of enameled cast iron
* Ideal for stovetop cooking, baking, marinating, refrigerating, and freezing
* Chip-resistant porcelain enamel surface eliminates the need to season
* Hand wash; oven-safe to 400 degrees F; wood or silicone utensils recommended
* Measures 9-3/4 by 3 by 9-3/4 inches; limited lifetime warranty

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Mario Batali Panini Grill and Press, Chianti

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I love the design and rich holiday color.... Three other color options are available, too.

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* Generous 11 by 11 inches grilling surface is perfect for paninis, chops, vegetables and more
* Strong cast iron construction
* Porcelain Enamel exterior
* Distinctive signature handle and helper handle
* Recommend hand washing

Updated Nov 20, 2008

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