Coziness Box

Time to get cozy and sit by the fire. This box includes some of our favorites for a cozy night in.

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Goodnow Farms Almendra Blanca Hot Cocoa: From an award-winning Sudbury, Massachusetts-based chocolate maker pressing their own cocoa butter into incredibly flavorful hot cocoa.  Not alkalized, you will need to stir your Goodnow hot cocoa a bit more vigorously than other brands, but you’ll taste the unique flavor of the beans and get the full benefit of cacao’s flavanols!

Ragged Coast Chocolates Tahini Cups: Hand-crafted from single-origin chocolates and organic tahini, these silky smooth confections are what tahini lovers' dreams are made of. Sweet, with a hint of vanilla, this classic nut butter cup colors just a little outside traditional lines — and that's the way we like it. Based in Maine, Ragged Coast makes all of their confections with fresh cream and butter from local farms. They buy or trade for fresh herbs, fruits, vegetables, and edible flowers with Maine farmers and gardeners they've met along the way — at farmers' markets, on the road, in their shops, or on their farms. Their single-origin, sustainably-grown, and directly-traded chocolate is sourced from producers in Latin America that not only make the best chocolate in the world, but also treat the growers, harvesters, and the flora and fauna on their lands with respect. We know you can taste the difference.

Narrative Food Popcorn for Peace: Popcorn for Peace is a love story. Jennifer, the Founder of Narrative Food, has a long history of popcorn in her family – in the early 1900's her great grandfather Moses Finkelstein built a large chain of movie theaters spanning the great Midwest – but really, the movie theaters were just an excuse to sell popcorn. Her grandfather and father followed in Moses' footsteps: three generations of popcorn sellers, and with this bag of popcorn, Jennifer becomes the fourth. Meanwhile, Beau comes from a family with a long tradition of selling spices. In 2019 he inherited Buck’s Spices, his mother’s 50 year spice shop in Olympia, WA, and with it, came the family recipe for a special smoked salt blend. When Jennifer met Beau, he became the spice of her life, and she became his main dish. One romantic evening, they tried something new and daring: they sprinkled his smoked salt blend on her popcorn, and that was it, they knew they had a match made in heaven. (1 lb popcorn kernels and a test tube with 1 oz of "Umami" gourmet popcorn topping)