gourmet dried/candied fruit?
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gourmet dried/candied fruit?
It will be coming up to our 4th wedding anniversary in a couple of months. My wife and I decided that each year we would celebrate using 'traditional' gifts (e.g. paper year 1 etc). I wanted to get my wife some fruit (instead of flowers) this year.
I remember a thread here from a couple of years back, which I now can't find, recommending some amazing mail order company which delivered delicious fruit -- can't remember if it was candied or dried. Would love if someone could remember what company that was, or other suggestions!
Price is not a major issue, but we ain't that well off (i.e. around $100 ideally).
thanks,
tb
I remember a thread here from a couple of years back, which I now can't find, recommending some amazing mail order company which delivered delicious fruit -- can't remember if it was candied or dried. Would love if someone could remember what company that was, or other suggestions!
Price is not a major issue, but we ain't that well off (i.e. around $100 ideally).
thanks,
tb
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tb
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I don't have extensive experience with them, but I've liked what I've sampled from Bella Viva Orchards at the Ferry Plaza Farmer's Market in SF. http://bellaviva.com/
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I order from here often. everything is very good.
www.sunnylandfarms.com
Himself likes the dried peaches and I think the dried pears are awsome.
www.sunnylandfarms.com
Himself likes the dried peaches and I think the dried pears are awsome.
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I recall a thread where Delta SkyClub patrons were raving about the new provider of dried fruit. That's all I've got.
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Are you getting the fruit in the US or UK? Makes a big difference. In the US Harry and David is the best source for most fruits, period, particularly some fresh fruit like pears. http://www.harryanddavid.com/gifts/store/home___
In the UK, the best I've found is Cranberry (stores in London, mostly at railway stations like Waterloo and Paddington).
In the UK, the best I've found is Cranberry (stores in London, mostly at railway stations like Waterloo and Paddington).

