Kitchen

[FlyersGirl]

If you just want to send something small, that could be frozen if he/she might have diet restrictions post surgery, check Cheryls cookies website. They offer a few "cookie samplers" that come with free shipping (one variety sampler is $9.99 for 6 different cookies) and they can be frozen to eat at a later date. You pick the ship date. 

[Still Raining]

Depending on the surgery and her living arrangements...

Once a BF checked and then turned up with lunch for everyone.  Just fruit and sandwiches, clean up included 😍.  Still treasure the memory.

[LindaSal]

I don't think the food on QVC is very good or worth the money they charge.  Besides the fact that shipping is unreliable.   I would go with a company that does this all the time.

There are some great suggestions on here, mine would be Stonewall Kitchen dot com.

Many different gift packs to choose from like jams & jellies,  mustards, spices, a whole lot of ideas!   I use them often and they are very reliable and the products are fresh and tasty.

[KCDiva]

Thanks all. She doesn't live close to me and I've checked for local places to deliver. She's having shoulder surgery and so she won't limited on what she can eat. I was going to send her a cookie bouquet, I've loved getting them, from a local shop but the delivery charge is ridiculous. I may send a Grandma's coffee cake or something. Another friend lives close buy. I may ask her if she is going to do something and I can send her some money to take something from me. 

[Sooner]

Lundberg farms has a website with a lot of snack type chips, rice cakes and snack things that would be great for someone recovering and needing something crisp.

I have ordered a lot of organic rice from them and always been pleased with the products, response and shipping.

[shy bobcat]

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@ECBG wrote:

@KCDiva 

One can't beat River Street Sweets!  Family business, made in small batches.

I love their homemade caramel pecan pralines!

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@ECBG I'm salivating just looking at the picture!

[ECBG]

@shy bobcat 

This company is amazing.  The items come individually wrapped and when I get a no shipping deal or something, I have frozen the pralines and taken one out at a time.  

I have tasted many homemade candies when I taught candy making and they are top notch!

[shy bobcat]

@ECBG  I like your idea of freezing the candy for a treat whenever you feel like it.  I may have to try this company for gift giving.  First, I need to try out these goodies as a treat to myself. 

[ECBG]

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@shy bobcat wrote:

@ECBG  I like your idea of freezing the candy for a treat whenever you feel like it.  I may have to try this company for gift giving.  First, I need to try out these goodies as a treat to myself. 

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@shy bobcat 

Get yourself a box of pralines.  Everyone that I have given them to has had an eye rolling experience!

If you have been to Barefoot Landing in Myrtle Beach, they have a store there and give out samples.  You see people with their bags everywhere!

[HonestLife]

@ECBG  Oh my..I'm salivating!