Imagine this grain being labeled as diseased and worthy for consumption only for paupers and the misfortunate, only to become regarded as one of the most healthy, nutritious food sources currently available! (Yes, the Romans were actually misinformed!) Ladies and gentlemen, introducing the almighty oat!

Pecans. Peanuts. Almonds. Pistachios. Chestnuts. Cashews. Walnuts. Macadamia. Few snacks have the versatility, longevity, and palatability of the nut.

From their witty, unforgettable Christmas commercials and hilarious punchlines, to their even better taste and irresistible convenience factor, M&M’s will forever be a staple in our homes and hearts.

Like many of the best innovations, the chocolate chip cookie was a lucky mistake.  These delicious home-baked delights were invented in 1938 by American Chefs Ruth Graves Wakefield and Sue Brides at the Toll House Inn in Whitman, Massachusetts. The story goes that Chef Ruth was baking her classic Chocolate Butter Drop Do cookies when she ran out of baker’s chocolate.  Busy in the kitchen, she had to find a replacement quickly, so she grabbed a block of Nestle’s semi-sweet chocolate and chopped it into small chunks. She expected the pieces to melt into the cookie, but instead, they held their shape and softened into a moist, gooey melt.  Yum. Celebrate National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day August 4th and share that "just out of the oven" magic with your favorite people with our Chocolate Lover’s Gift Box featuring a Gourmet Cookie Gift Tower of Chocolate Chip Cookies.