Christmas - Ornaments

Humans have used hot sauces to flavor foods for thousands of years. The first commercially-offered American hot sauce was branded in 1807. Today, t...

This beautiful glass ornament was carefully mouth-blown into a finely crafted mold. Then a hot solution of liquid silver was poured inside. Finally...

This delightful glass ornament depicts one of the favorite traditions of the holiday season sweets! It was carefully mouth-blown into a finely craf...

Everything is better with butter, even a Christmas tree! Butter adds a flavor and a taste of Grandma s kitchen. There is no substitute for the crea...

Hearts are a symbol of love and Valentine's Day. Why wait until Valentine's Day to celebrate with a box of chocolates? It's never too early to shar...

The Cantaloupe melon gets its name from the Italian village of Cantalup, Italy, where it was first cultivated. Brought to North America by Christop...

Historians aren't sure who invented the first donut, but all agree that the fried and frosted delicacy is delicious. Whether served at breakfast or...

Charcuterie is a French term for the branch of cooking devoted to prepared meat products. In recent years, home chefs have enjoyed presenting hors ...

Historians aren't sure who invented the first donut, but all agree that the fried and frosted delicacy is delicious. Whether served at breakfast or...

Many kitchens transform into bakeries, serving the most delicious loaves of sourdough bread. Baking sourdough takes dedication and persistence. Fro...

The unofficial start of autumn is when coffee shops begin serving the much-adored pumpkin spice latte. The delicious blend of warm spices creates a...

The Tomato, also known as a love apple is as popular to grow and eat as it is decorative. Years ago, its beautiful red and green colors made it a n...

Blackberries are lovely edible soft fruit. The sweet fruit grows on a prickly, thorny shrub that grows extensively if not maintained. Picking black...

Pearls are naturally, but rarely, created in oysters. They symbolize something rare, fine, admirable and valuable. Most fine jewelry is created fro...

This beautiful glass ornament was carefully mouth-blown into a finely crafted mold. Then a hot solution of liquid silver was poured inside. Finally...

The burrito is a traditional food in Mexico and is very popular in the United States too. A tortilla filled with rice, beans, meat, cheese and vege...

The incredibly popular candy corn can be found in candy dishes during the Halloween season. The candy mimics a kernel of corn, which is part of its...

Peanuts symbolize mystery since their shells completely hide their contents. Called treasures beneath the ground, nuts are also associated with wis...

The humble beet has provided healthy and delicious food to commoners and kings since ancient times. Today many gardeners and cooks remain passionat...

Macaroni noodles covered in delicious cheddar cheese; does a meal get any better than Mac & Cheese? People have enjoyed this comfort food dish ...

These Kurt Adler beaded grape ornaments are a beautiful addition to any holiday or party décor. This assortment features bunches of beads in cluste...

Yes! Avocado toast for your tree! This avocado toast ornament measures about 5" wide, 3.5" tall, and is almost 1" thick. Toast is a squishy foam. N...

A fun wreath of gingerbread cookies for decorating your tree! Molded resin (not real cookies) ornament measures about 4.75" in diameter and is abou...

Ramen is a Japanese noodle soup. Ramen originated from China but has become most known as a Japanese dish. Each region of Japan has a slightly diff...

Farm fresh eggs are said to taste better and be healthier than store-bought eggs. Chickens from the farm are fed higher quality food than factory c...

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Boba tea is also known as pearl milk tea, bubble milk tea, tapioca milk tea and the list goes on. The combination of tea, milk and tapioca excites ...

Goody Goody Gum Drop Shop has a small hole on its underside designed to borrow a standard bulb from your Christmas tree to light up the cottage. Up...

Ranch dressing tops salads, dips veggies and fries and if you ask most school-age children, ranch dressing is an essential part of most meals! The ...

The Taco is a traditional food in Mexico and is very popular in the United States too. Consisting of a folded corn tortilla filled with any variety...

Sweetly spicy and flavorful Pumpkin pie is a traditional and favorite dessert at Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner. Rich, ripe orange pumpkins are ...

Popular for its convenience and versatility, the delicious cheeseburger is a favorite! Several hundred million are eaten in the U.S. each year! Whe...

Sushi was originally a Japanese method of preserving fish by combining it with rice and vinegar. Today, sushi has evolved into a popular culinary a...

In many eastern cultures, the peach is a symbol of long life and marriage. Since peach trees blossom early in the spring, peaches also signify fert...

Avocado toast is a perfect morning meal composed of a slice of warm crunchy toast topped with creamy avocado. It's a food trend that is here to sta...

Long ago when parents decorated the Christmas tree, they hung the pickle ornament last, hiding it in the green boughs. When the children were allow...

Long ago when parents decorated the Christmas tree, they hung the pickle ornament last, hiding it in the green boughs. When the children were allow...

Delicious juicy, crunchy carrots of every color. Rainbow carrots might sound like the creation of a preschooler coloring, but these vegetables are ...

A cone-shaped temaki sushi, is a family favorite, made from a rolled cone of seaweed that is wrapped around rice and fillings. A platter is present...

Love is in the air when you can smell a fresh cup of coffee brewing. To keep that coffee fresh, foil-lined bags protect and preserve roasted coffee...

Long ago when parents decorated the Christmas tree they hung the pickle ornament last, hiding it in the green boughs. When the children were allowe...

Legend has it that the first avocado was eaten by a Mayan Princess in Mexico around 300 B.C. It is also known as the alligator pear which describes...