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December 14, 2010 at 12:31 am #711026
christopherboffoliParticipantalki_2008: Thanks for the clarification.
HunterG: Yeah, I admit to buying it too. I love it on popcorn. But every time I have to fork over $16 for what is essentially 2 oz. bottle of plain olive oil with a few drops of petrochemically-derived faux truffle fragrance I have to cringe. And that little flake of cheap Chinese truffle skin they put in the bottom of the bottle isn’t fooling me.
December 14, 2010 at 2:42 am #711027
JanSParticipantChristopher…save up your pennies :)
https://www.oregontruffleoil.com/
on sale at $30/bottle, 2 for $50….such a deal !
December 14, 2010 at 3:00 am #711028
HunterGParticipantLOL Christopher!
I understand that gift giving is contextual, lizru. I guess, personally, I am just not a jam person. Of course, chocolate and wine is great! (Can we ship alcohol in Washington?)
December 14, 2010 at 3:20 am #711029
JustSarahParticipantOh, HunterG, speaking of wine and chocolate: my boss’s boss (VP of my department) put together huge wine and chocolate gift baskets for my coworker, boss, and me for Christmas this year. Champagne (yes, champagne, from the Champagne region of France), mead, wine, and an ale, along with a variety of chocolates, some crackers, organic fruits, and a pair of earrings by a local jewelry maker. And the basket is even nice (one of those square handleless ones I can reuse as home decor).
I was so thrilled to see such a wonderful gift on my desk this morning that it almost – almost! – made me forget about the drunk and extremely smelly “Rasta man” on my bus in this morning. ;-)
December 14, 2010 at 3:54 am #711030
HunterGParticipantNow that is an AWESOME GIFT! You have a very nice boss.
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