Gift baskets are perfect pick-me-up gifts for someone who is sick or just not feeling all that happy. When it comes to giving them, you have a few choices. You can get baskets with food or without food, and depending on what kind of illness with which this person has been dealing, you want to be careful of what you choose. For example, you probably wouldn’t want to give someone who is going through chemotherapy and radiation a get well gift basket with rich sweets.
Get well gift baskets, done the right way, can show that you are thinking of the other person and that you care about them. You take the chance when buying a gift basket online, however, that the basket will be small and cheap-looking. Avoid this by doing the proper research or by reading the following review (where I’ve done the research for you).
Art of Appreciation Gift Baskets: Get Well Soon Gourmet Food Basket
Art of Appreciation is a small gift basket company, which with very little marketing was featured in Consumer Reports’ 2006 Best Gifts Guide and E! Entertainment Television’s “America’s Best Products.” These baskets are affordable, high quality, and unique.
The get well soon gift basket
- Chicken Noodle Soup Mix;
- Angelina’s Sweet Butter Cookies;
- Get Well Soon Sugar Cookies;
- Lemon Drop Candy;
- Enli-Tea-Ments Apricot Medley Tea;
- Longevity and Peace Chai Tea Mix;
- Tea Biscuits
- The inspirational book “Get Well Soon – We Need You!” filled with uplifting quotes on healing.
For more information on the above products see below:
Chicken Noodle Soup Mix
Chicken noodle soup mix (from Campbells) offers a fast and less-salty alternative to canned chicken soup. You won’t find the chicken or vegetables in the package, but if you are ill and don’t have much energy or much appetite this is simple to make either on the stove or in the microwave. The package comes with noodles and a dry mix for the chicken broth.
Angelina’s Sweet Butter Cookies and Get Well Soon Sugar Cookies
Angelina’s Sweet Butter Cookies are high class, tasty, melt-in-your-mouth cookies. The Get Well Soon Cookies have a smiley face on each one that are sure to bring a smile to the face of the eater. There’s not much else to say about these cookies–they’re just yummy!
Lemon Drop Candy
Lemon drops are tart but sweet hard candies often recommended to prevent dry mouth during medical procedures. They’re great for soothing the throat as well for those with a cold.
Enli-Tea-Ments Apricot Medley Tea
Enli-Tea-Ments is a product from the Chicago Coffee Roastery. This bag comes with pre-packaged apricot-flavored tea bags. All you have to do is pour boiling water over the bag and presto, you have a soothing, luscious cup of tea.
Oregon Chai Tea Mix
This chai mix comes from a company called Oregon Chai, which produces authentic nearly completely organic chai mixes. Just add 8 oz. of hot water to a mix packet and you’re set to go. You can add milk or soy to make it creamier.
“Get Well Soon – We Need You!”
This book, written by Dr. Chriswell Freeman, offers 8 common-sense principles to speed up the healing process as well as inspirational quotes to guide the reader along his or her way.
Extra Details on this Basket
This gift basket is one of those truly special get well gift baskets. The food is good, the arrangements are just right and the company ships your order out fast. Adorned with flowers and ribbons this basket will brighten up anyone’s day.
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