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Thursday Tidbits: Edible Gifts for Mom - WBUR

WBUR	Thursday Tidbits: Edible Gifts for Mom WBUR The Kids Place 4 Fun will help kids of all ages make special Mother's Day crafts, and Jewelry by Karel will be on site if more gifts are needed. Tickets are $55/adult; kids under 12 eat for free. To reserve call 617.385.4300, or go to OpenTable.com.

8 Mother's Day Edible Gifts - Huffington Post

8 Mother's Day Edible Gifts Huffington Post In the spirit of crunch time, we've searched our archives high and low for DIY gifts that will make for happy mothers everywhere. So, in case you can't make her breakfast in bed, here are eight ideas to whip up, wrap up, and tie a bow on to show her ...

Edible lingerie, no longer a hush-hush topic - Times of India

Edible lingerie, no longer a hush-hush topic Times of India Edible lingerie and sensual hampers are no more hush-hush topics in the city. Swasti Chatterjee finds out. From romantic dates to erotic nights - couples can now look forward to strengthening the bond of love with innovative ideas, gifts and add-ons.

Edible Arrangements® Smashes Sales Record For Mother's Day Week - MarketWatch (press release)

Edible Arrangements® Smashes Sales Record For Mother's Day Week MarketWatch (press release) With over 1100 locations open or under development worldwide, Edible Arrangements International, LLC. is the leading purveyor of delicious, high quality, artistically designed, fresh fruit arrangements that are practical and healthy gifts and ... and more »

Edible Arrangements® Smashes Sales Record For Mother's Day Week - Sacramento Bee

Edible Arrangements® Smashes Sales Record For Mother's Day Week Sacramento Bee With over 1100 locations open or under development worldwide, Edible Arrangements International, LLC. is the leading purveyor of delicious, high quality, artistically designed, fresh fruit arrangements that are practical and healthy gifts and ... and more »

Mother's Day gifts for your 'mommie dearest' - New York Daily News

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Mother's Day gifts for your 'mommie dearest' New York Daily News The least you can do is get her a gift for Mother's Day. But for those who relish bad taste -- or maybe want to work out some deep seated issues -- an Edible Arrangement doesn't quite say it all. If you and your mother have a relationship that's more ... and more »

Foodie Find: Garden Bon Bons - witf.org

Foodie Find: Garden Bon Bons witf.org The hand-made bon bons coupled with authentic candy cups and a gold candy pad create an adorable and convincing "chocolate" gift box. While these practical but not edible little treats might be a bit late for Mother's Day, they top the list for ...

Mother's Day Last-Minute Gift Ideas - Brevard Times

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Mother's Day Last-Minute Gift Ideas Brevard Times Mother's Day is one of highest seasonal days for the delivery of Mother's Day flowers, greeting cards, gifts, and newer traditions such as edible fruit arrangements instead of the older fruit baskets. Luckily, even on the Saturday before Mother's Day, ... Why Not Go Green for Mother's Day?Patch.com all 448 news articles »

Discover Teacher Appreciation Gifts That Can Be Cherished for Years to Come - MarketWatch (press release)

Discover Teacher Appreciation Gifts That Can Be Cherished for Years to Come MarketWatch (press release) ... pieces of "art," and those short-lived edible treats? Expressionery.com(TM), a leading online retailer of stationery products for every occasion, offers an assortment of unique teacher appreciation gifts with a personal touch that will be ... and more »

Edible Arrangements teams with renowned foodscape artist Carl Warner and Stern ... - MarketWatch (press release)

Edible Arrangements teams with renowned foodscape artist Carl Warner and Stern ... MarketWatch (press release) WALLINGFORD, Conn., April 24, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- In a dramatic change from the company's traditional product-focused commercials, Edible Arrangements® has teamed with internationally-recognized foodscape artist Carl Warner and Stern ... and more »