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SmartMoney Magazine by Kedon Willis (Author Archive)
Worth It, Not Worth It: Gift Baskets
 Worth ItThe Petrossian Aperitif Basket ($310) available at Saks Fifth Avenue, has a range of appetizers (11 in all), including caviar, tsar-cut salmon, green olives and eggplant spread. One drawback: its two-week shelf life. |
 Not Worth ItHarry & David's Dinner Buffet Baskets ($140) offer a medley of meat, cheese and condiments, plus fruit and nuts. The cheesecake and truffles make nice additions, but it's essentially a gourmet ham-sandwich dinner. |
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I THINK IT HAS ALL TO DO WITH THE RECIPIENT. I USE HARRY AND DAVID FOR ALL MY CUSTOMERS AT CHRISTMAS TIME. I CUSTOMIZE THE GIFT BASKET TO FIT THE FAMILIES AND THEIR LIFE STYLES AND FIND H & D TO HAVE QUALITY AND APPRECIATED PRODUCTS.