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June Taylor Jams--esp. her marmalades w/ more unique citrus that you won't find in more commercial products--like blood orange or meyer lemon.
You can get them @ the Ferry Plaza Farmer's Market or the list of retail stores below:
http://www.junetaylorjams.com/where/r...
She also ships gift packages directly--I did that for foodie cousins in Tennesse--a variety of jams, marmalades, and syrups--and it arrived nicely packed and was a big hit.
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Darn this globalization thing! 15 years ago I could surprise family and friends living in colder climes with treats they otherwise could not find. Now you can find almost anything anywhere.
I like to send Scharffenberger Cacao "Nibs," which I munch on, use for cooking, ice cream topping, and have even used them in making homebrew. And I do not know where else to find them outside of the bay area (not that I've looked). I buy them at Monterey Market
http://shop.scharffenberger.com/Roast...Maybe something made with persimmon?
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re: TonyVelebil
HOOKERS Sweets - best salted caramels on the planet.
http://hookerssweettreats.com > and you can order online.
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La Cocina sells gift boxes. Everything made in SF.
http://www.lacocinasf.org/lacocinastore/Alternately, you could visit their kiosk in the Ferry Bldg and pick and choose.
http://www.ferrybuildingmarketplace.com/lacocina_merchant.phpBonus: It's right across from Mariposa bakery kiosk which is gluten-free.
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Cider balsamic and chutney from the Apple Farm. Stuff from Mariposa Baking. http://www.mariposabaking.com
Peet's is a national chain now, they have lots of stores in Oregon.
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re: MIss G
There's a list of retailers on their Web site, looks liked they added them to the bottom as they came in so the SF places aren't all grouped together:
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