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Holiday Basket of New England Foods
Soda, wine, shortbread, tea
by Annie B. Copps
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A holiday basket of New England foods brings glad tidings to friends and family. And if you've been good this year, they just might share a bite or two.
1. Heady blends of rooibos and Ceylon teas with a touch of vanilla and caramel. Bag Ladies Tea, Allston, MA. 617-254-3336; bagladiestea.com
2. Sodas sweetened with Vermont honey. Pop Soda, Moretown, VT. 802-244-8008; popsodavt.com
3. Simply great pickles. Root Cellar Preserves, Wellesley, MA. rootcellarpreserves.com
4. Sugar blends, salt mixes, spices, and condiments to awaken whatever you're cooking. Didi Davis Food, Ipswich, MA. 978-502-5021; dididavisfood.com
5. Beverage mixes invented on Nantucket. Stirrings, Fall River, MA. 508-324-9800; stirrings.com
6. Organic coffee beans, roasted in a vintage wood-burning Italian machine. Matt's, Pownal, ME. 207-660-3333; mattscoffee.com
7. With this butter, your muffins have never had it so good. Vermont Butter & Cheese, Websterville, VT. 800-884-6287, 802-479-9371; butterandcheese.net
8. Whimsical shortbread sand dollars and lobsters. Cranberry Island Kitchen, Cumberland, ME. 207-829-5200; cranberryislandkitchen.com
9. Spread the joy and the fruit, in 16 flavors. Deborah's Kitchen, Littleton, MA. 617-216-9908; deborahskitchen.com
10. Sparkling wines to challenge any French vintner. Westport Rivers Vineyard & Winery, Westport, MA. 800-993-9695; westportrivers.com
11. Molasses-and-clove cookies. Dancing Deer Baking Company, Roxbury, MA. 888-699-3337, dancingdeer.com
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