To take the guesswork out of buying gifts this year, we at Hot Springs Times asked our friends at The Grommet for their latest and greatest practical gift suggestions for 2021.
These guides are geared towards specific interests. You’ll be able to find something for even the toughest person on your Christmas shopping list.
Top 5 Gifts Under $500
1) New England Spice Gift Set
Down east flavors from a spice gift set inspired by (and sourced from) New England. The set includes two of Curio Spice Co.’s signature spice blends along with Maine sea salt. It’s all directly sourced from farms and growers to ensure freshness and purity, and comes with recipe cards to help you get cooking.
2) Tip-Proof Iced Tumbler
A tumbler that won’t spill (even if you try). This tip-proof, no-spill tumbler creates an airtight seal against flat surfaces and only lifts in one direction: up. So you can’t accidentally knock it over, but you can naturally take a sip by lifting it up straight. The tumbler keeps the ice crisp and your hands dry, making it perfect for a sunny summer day.
3) Adult Trivia Game About You
Get to know family and friends better with a trivia game that gets personal. From habits to opinions and preferences, each card asks three questions players answer for each other. From guessing if you’re a cat or dog person, to what body part you wash first in the shower, this game is a surefire icebreaker that gets conversations going fast.
4) Star Wars™ Yogabo Exercise Ball Seat
Get to work on an Star Wars™ Yogabo ball seat. This softer and bouncier alternative to a desk chair provides support and keeps your body active, even when you’re sitting. It engages core muscles, can help improve your posture, and help avoid typical back and neck aches and pains from sitting in a chair.
5) Cast Iron 9" Skillet Lid
This nine-inch cast iron skillet lid is crafted with practicality and elegance in mind. Self-basting nubs under the lid cycle moisture back to your dish during cooking. The brass handle resembles a cherry tree branch for an artistic touch atop a nine-inch skillet or twelve-inch braising pan.
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