Can you believe it? Another year has flown by and the holidays are just around the corner which means...drum roll please...it's time for the third annual Food52 Holiday Secret Swap!
This event is our very own Food52 goodies swap (think: non-denominational Secret Santa) where Food52 users from around the country (and around the world!) send packages of baked goods, preserves, candies, and any other creative things they can come up with to another Food52er. It's our way to spread some holiday cheer to other people in this wonderful community.Â
Last year was a great success with over 130 participants from all over the globe, and hopefully this year will be even bigger! If you're interested in participating again this year, sign up here by November 24th and be prepared to ship by December 16th. Check out our Tumblr to see some of the creative, generous and festive packages from last year.
And this year, all participants will receive a promo code for 10% discount in Provisions!
I look forward to another successful year!
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As for other countries, I know that for example Australia has rather strict regulations on food coming in from abroad. It is fine to send (if correctly declared) food that has been 'processed' so for example store bought cookies/chocolates that are in sealed packaging, however, I am pretty sure you may not send homemade goods. Depending on which country you'll be sending things to, it is good to do some research beforehand!
And this is always a tricky question since home cooking is both priceless and hard to put a price on but in the past, the standard has been to send along enough for a family/household to enjoy and something that you feel comfortable sending (and something you would be excited to receive). In the past it has seemed to work out pretty well (check the tumblr for the range of packages). Hope that helps!
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