I’m thinking about starting a gourmet gift basket business with like salsas, spreads, guacamole, and jellies.So I was wandering if I were to build a website where should I go to do that? Also what do I need to do to get started? Does anybody see this type of business as having some potential and how should I market?
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this is a local shop, and they do really well~ I am sure she would love to talk to you about how she got up and going!
http://www.basketexpressionsmi.com/
Great big plush realistic 6-Feet-Long soft plush horse. Brings his own Food! Comes with everal pounds of gourmet chocolate in an exquisite giftbasket! At: http://www.BigPlush.com PHONE: 1-800-238-9481
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Anyone got any pointers? Its a gourmet gift basket biz,I’ve already created my cards. And have been passing them out,but im not getting any calls.
Wow thanks for the answers I have gotten so far, You guys have been very helpful.
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We love to travel around the world. Each country has it’s own beauty but what is your favorite country to travel to?
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I’ve traveled a lot and I’m only 14 so I’m not gonna stop : ) but I’m going to New Zealand soon so it might be there or Canada(Vancouver) it was amazing 
So it’s one of these two that are my Favorite i currently live in the south of France and it’s really not that incredible at all but it’s not too bad ! hope this helps in some way !
examples: bath basket (bubblebath,cute soaps,lotion,brush,etc)
coffee basket (gourmet coffee,cups,etc)
pet basket (pet toys, treats, supplies)
Movie basket – hot coco mixes, pop corn, small candies, couple sodas and a gift card to local movie rental place
BBQ basket – flavor injector, sauces, seasonings, utensils
Picnic basket – summer sausages, cheeses, crackers, wine, water, condiments, knife
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my town is small and there not alot of places to shop so im selling dog treats and gift baskets new puppy baskets, christmas baskets, doggy day spa baskets, and best freind baskets. whats a proper price. im going to distribute flyers with liitle samples attached in the high end neighborhoods,they got the money.
I’d price check. Look online and see how much it would cost them to get the same thing shipped, then charge a little less. Without much greater detail of what city, what income level, and what the treats are specifically, we aren’t going to be able to help you. Good luck!
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im making a gift basket and im looking for a place to buy gourmet teas or teas in decorative holders. any ideas?
you could go to a specialty tea shop like teavanna, gloria jeans, coffee bean, starbucks, etc.
you can find some excellent teas right on the grocery shelf. Twinings is good enough for the queen of england (I like their earl grey), PB Tips is excellent, and there is tazo, stash, celestial seasonings, those are upperend massmarket specialty teas.