What pairs well with coffee as a gift?
Chocolate and coffee go hand in hand, and people who like one usually like the other, so including some fancy chocolates or a chocolate-covered biscuit can really jazz up your basket. Chocolate covered spoons or edible chocolate straws are some other fun chocolate goodies you can include. A “Cool” Gift Basket Idea for Any Occasion Just place sundae or ice cream bowls (can easily be found at dollar stores), some spoons, an ice cream scoop, sprinkles, ice cream sauces (homemade or store bought) and napkins (paper or cloth) in a basket and bring to a shower, birthday party or housewarming.Think movie nights, spa days and chocolate tastings — so many theme possibilities! You may even want to start by choosing a focal gift or item to build upon. Then, fill in the basket with thoughtful items that remind you of the person or of memories you’ve had together.
Can I make my own coffee gift set?
Add a bag or two of delicious coffee beans from a favorite or local roaster. Choose a travel or regular coffee mug that fits the personality of your gift recipient and add to the basket. Add colorful, boutique candies and coffee syrup as a special treat. Decorate with seasonal ribbon and bows. Roasted coffee beans are delicate treasures that embody the flavors from farm to cup. Their enemies—oxygen, moisture, heat, and light—can quickly diminish the quality if not carefully controlled.To keep your coffee tasting its best, follow the 15-15-15 rule: Grind size freshness – Use ground coffee within 15 minutes. Brew timing – Drink your coffee within 15 minutes to enjoy peak aroma. Bean freshness – Consume roasted coffee within 15 days for the best flavor.