Father’s Day 2018 Gift Ideas

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Choosing the right Father’s Day gift can be difficult. Although men are known for their affinity for gadgets and gizmos of all kind, we know that the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach. With that in mind, we’ve gathered a few gift ideas sure to please dad’s pallet.

A&H Kosher Deli

Abeles and Heymann (A&H) Kosher Deli is a Bronx based deli known for their gourmet hotdogs. Not only do they have Baseball stadium style dogs, but they also offer other kosher meats such as bologna, corned beef, pastrami, and salami. They have healthier items on the menu that are low-fat and low sodium, but if you’re looking for just the opposite, they also have unique cocktail delicacies like whiskey dogs and cognac salami.

If you want to treat dad to awesome deli treats or hotdogs to grill, A&H offers online shopping and will ship straight to your door.

A&H hotdogs
A&H Kosher Deli

Garden Lites

Want to treat dad to a delicious chocolate treat that’s actually good for him? Try Garden Lites Chocolate Muffins. In addition to being addition to being dairy, gluten, and nut free, these muffins are made with zucchini and carrots. Dad can have his veggies and eat them too! Don’t worry, they also have cocoa and semi-sweet chocolate chips. In fact, if you want to make this treat even sweeter, heat it up in the microwave so that the chocolate chips melt.

For more information on the ingredients, other products they offer, store locations, or online shopping, visit their website at www.gardenlites.com.

Garden Lites
Garden Lites

The Original Soupman

The name says it all, and if you recognized it, that might be thanks to Seinfeld. Yep, The Original Soupman is the franchise born from Soup Kitchen International, which was located on 55th St. in New York. It was the inspiration for Seinfeld’s episode “The Soup Nazi.” But, before you roll your eyes, let me tell you, it’s that good. The restaurant really did have lines that wrapped around the building. Treat dad to a hearty classic comfort food that you can enjoy with a good laugh!

Of course, they have the classic Chicken Noodle soup, but they have other assortments too. From  seafood bisques to Cajun inspired stews, and even Gluten-Free Lentil soup, The Original Soupman has something for everyone. If you can’t decide, that’s OK. They have a variety pack too.

The Original Soupman
The Original Soupman

Local Hive

Local Hive is an interesting option. The company partners with local beekeepers across the country to prepare honey that’s pure and fresh. On their site’s homepage, you can see all the different areas where they have partnered to make local honey. They have locations all along the West Coast region, the Rocky Mountain area, the Northeast, the Southeast, and the Midwest. They also have three standard products: Amber, Clover, and Wildflower. While Amber and Clover are consistent, Wildflower varies from season to season.

When they say pure, they mean that they don’t filter it and they don’t add anything to it. The one thing the do is test it to make sure that there are no antibiotics or pesticides found in it before bottling. I, personally, like the sound of that, and the taste of it too. This is a good choice for a dad that prefers organic, needs a natural sweetner for health reasons, or one that just loves honey.

Local Hive
Local Hive

In the end, what you get for dad for Father’s Day is really all about him. Whether it’s a favorite of his, something he needs for his health, or a fun way for you to spend time together, food is always a good choice. If finding these items is not convenient locally, and you’re worried about shipping times, don’t forget that printing off a coupon or gift certificate is a great present as well. Then, he can choose his flavor! To all the dads out there, Happy Father’s Day!

a single mom with a passion for writing. By day, Louisa works in a restaurant, but by night, she loves nothing more than putting pen to paper. Her favorite book is the Twilight series, which gives you a glimpse into her romantic and adventurous side. Louisa is a proud Italian American and fluent in Italian, which adds depth and richness to her writing. Her writing is heartfelt and genuine, and she's always looking for new ways to connect with her readers.

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