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A nice gift that is Cincinnati-specific?
I had an old high school friend who came down from Cleveland and stayed with us over the weekend. She brought us some gourmet chocolates from a really cute, trendy chocolatier that's in Cleveland as a "thank you".
We are going to visit her in early October, and would love to thank her by bringing a small gift - something that is Cincinnati-specific. I'd like to stay away from Cincinnati-style chili (she's not a fan), and something that is portable. She loves sweets (hence the chocolates). Can you help me with any suggestions? Looking for something in the $10-$15 range.
Re: A nice gift that is Cincinnati-specific?
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I vote for Aglamesis- they make all of their candy and chocolate in house -very good!!! I think they are waaaay better than Graeters, haha
Esther Price (although they're really from Dayton). Graeters will pack ice cream in a cooler with dry ice. I've had Haute Chocolate, I think they would be good for something fancier. Jungle Jim's should have some chocolates & fancy baked goods from small local companies. Someone makes the old Virginia Bakery schnecken-anyone know who? It's a loaf of sweet, buttery goodness.
BTW, not sure if you lived here before they closed but you should get a loaf for yourself!
Servattii's makes some of the old Virgina Bakery stuff, Im sure they have the Schnecken. But, I know Buskens always sells it- I always see those billboards with it ::drool::
eta* I keep thinking about the Schnecken and I know I was wrong above- It IS Busken that sells the Schnecken with the original recipe.