Get out your holiday gift lists! I curated unique, lovely, and delicious gift ideas from across the six states, for my Made In New England Holiday Treats Countdown. Syrups, spices, chocolates, snacks, olive oils, and jams—discover a new product every day for the food lovers on your list.
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*A note: To build this New England countdown, I reached out to some amazing local makers who generously gifted me these treats to try. As always, I only recommend products I genuinely enjoy.
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It's that time of year—time to start shopping for all the family and friends on your holiday gift list!
In my travels back and forth across New England, I've found many talented small business who create unique and delicious goodies that will make perfect gifts. I chose 21 of them to feature in my Made In New England Holiday Treats Countdown!
Follow along with me beginning on November 1st for a new treat each day. It feels so good to support small and family-owned businesses. Save your favorites, and order online or stop by in person!
In a nutshell... 🐿️
- What this is: My countdown of New England-crafted treats that are perfect for holiday gifting, like jams, chocolates, teas, crackers, syrups, and spices.
- You'll love this part: Supporting small businesses who partner with farmers and other local companies across the six states. A tight network of hard-working, New England neighbors.
- How to use this list: Find the companies featured daily in my social media countdown below. Save them for shopping layer, and visit their websites and stores!
The Made In New England Holiday Treats Countdown
Find the businesses and treats featured daily on my Made in New England Holiday Treats Countdown below! The first treat will be shared on November 1st, and then each day there'll be another.
There are links to the featured treats on their websites, plus links to their social media pages. For the businesses with stores, I'll list their street addresses, too.
When you order or stop in, remember to tell them that Nancy from Hungry Enough To Eat Six sent you!
→ The countdown begins on Sunday November 1st. See you then!
Supporting small businesses like these keeps communities strong—and let's be honest, it just feels really dang good. And when we do, we're all rewarded with some of the best tasting and best quality treats in the whole country.
Here are some more delicious things I've discovered on my Noshing Across New England adventures:
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