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make the most of your mother's day gift basket

Make the Most of Your Mother's Day Gift Basket


The idea of a mother's day gift basket, often conjures up images of food for many shoppers, but you can find pre-packaged selections that combine food and fun things, or food and functional items. Make up your own collection of items from Mom's personal interests and create a really individual mother's day gift basket.

Does Mom like new adventures in cooking? Look for a collection that would suit her hobby. And if you can't find one, make your own Mother's Day gift basket, by finding a decorative basket that she can use after, and filling it with things like spices, dried fruits, bottles of flavorings, oven gloves, a rack that holds her cookbooks open, timers, and a subscription to a recipe club or magazine.

Maybe she would just like to sit and relax on her special day. In that case, you can find literally hundreds of choices in a mother's day gift basket for setting a mood of peace and tranquility. They come filled with bath oils, bubbles, loofah sponges, candles, aromatherapy soaps and lotions. Add a special touch with a box of her favorite chocolates.

For the Mom who likes to share her day with the family, make up a special entertainment Mother's Day gift basket with packages of microwave popcorn, gift certificates for movie rentals, gourmet jellybeans, and a new coffee mug. Let the children all choose an item, and then Dad can add the extras.

Speaking of Dad, he might just want to give her a little something special in the way of a Mother's Day gift basket. Even the most shopping-challenged male can pick up a basket, wrap and bow, then fill it with a bottle of champagne, a pair of glasses, some classic cheeses and crackers, and a gift certificate for an evening's baby sitting while you take her out for dinner and dancing.

Betty Sleep is a freelance writer/editor from New Brunswick, Canada, whose work has appeared in print and other media, for almost 30 years. Her specialties are humor and historical material. She is the author of "Ten Minute Trivia" and the Purrlock Holmes children's novels and is a contributing author to http://www.a1-food-gifts.com an online resource for sending unique food gifts.



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