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surgery. I normally don't do baskets, because I can drop off food / gift, etc. BUT, he is still in rehab in NY. Any ideas?

I kind of want it to be fun and different than the regular harry and x ? baskets, which are lovely, but I think he has rec'd a few of them.....

I do not know the man, but would imagine that he would enjoy sharing with the floor / guests, etc...

Thoughts?

 
I have sent fruit baskets from Edible Arrangements several times

everyone has been astonished at the quality of the fruit and the beauty of the arrangements. The actual item is even better than the pictures. The chocolate on the covered pieces is high quality.

http://www.ediblearrangements.com/

 
Barb, I totally agree with Michael Edible Arrangements are fabulous .... just sent another one to a

sick friend on Saturday. The arrangements are absolutely top drawer and the first comment is how fresh the fruit is.

 
You're supposed to hold them by their little silk tails and dunk them in your hot chocolate smileys/smile.gif

 
OK, so tell me how chocolate and lime go together?I just can't do choc and citrus or most any fruit

I guess it's a case of "just trust me".

 
If I remember, the lime was in the frosting and very light. The cake reminded me of a

hazelnut cake with a chocolate mousse and a white chocolate/coconut frosting with a kiss of lime. So good!

 
I'm always sending baskets to family for holidays

we've done baskets from the
Cherry republic (love the salsa and forgotten fruit mix)

Wolfermans English Muffins (YUM)

Wine Country Gift baskets (have great coffee / chocolate ones too)

 
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