Spanish Christmas Gifts
Christmas is approaching, and you're facing the usual question: What should I
buy him (or her)? Well, we've got some ideas... What about something the whole
family will enjoy? How about some Spanish Christmas Gifts?
We've prepared an small selection of Spanish Christmas Gifts that we believe
you will like... Let's take a look!
La Tienda's selection of more than 700 premium products provides you
unlimited opportunities for give gifts of distinction to nearly everyone on your
list -- from artisanal cheese and confections to
hand-painted ceramics, and famed Castile soap.
In
Christmas Treats and Sweets, you will find all the traditional Spanish
holiday treats such as almond/honey turrón, mantecados, polvorones, and marzipan
figures, hand made chocolate.
In
For the Cook, we have the special ingredients and tools to produce
traditional Spanish dishes or contemporary interpretations.
In
Gifts for Her we've gathered products that may have special appeal to the
women in your life, such as hand-painted ceramics from Toledo, classic Castile
soaps, and exquisite Spanish bath products.
In
Gifts fo Him, you might consider something from our manly collection of
whole hams with the hoof on, ham carving stands, knives, cutlery, glass porron
pitchers, goat skin botas or free standing paella burners.
In
For the Hostess, we have a number of small niceties like hand dipped Rabitos
chocolates; artisan gift trays of honey, tea and fruit preserves; or a
distinctive vintage wine.
Our select
Gift Boxes of fine Spanish foods and treats, especially our Tapas Kits and
Paella kits of many sizes, are perfect for a special 'Thank You', a corporate
gift, or to introduce someone you love to the pleasures of Spanish food.
To help you shop by price range, we've gathered
Gifts Under $50 and
Gifts Under $100. And, a
LaTienda gift certificate allows the recipient to make his or her own
selection.
See Also...
- Christmas in
Spain: Christmas in Spain is quite a treat - the action gears up in mid-December and
doesn't stop until January 6. There is the giant multi-billion euro lottery,
splendid nativity scenes, lots of great food and one of the biggest New Year's
Eve celebrations you are likely to see. As is the case throughout most of the
Western world, Christmas first starts to rear its ugly head earlier and earlier
each year. Traditional sweets such as turron and marzipan appeared in
supermarkets in late October. However, apart from this, little takes place until
December.
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Typical
Spanish Christmas Recipes:
The turkey, the true culinary symbol of
Christmas, is giving way to the capon, the pularda, the guinea-fowl and
other foreign products that are conquering Spanish tables. Find out what's
on Spanish tables during Christmas!
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A typical Spanish Christmas
Menu: We have put together a menu for Christmas Eve dinner,
Spanish-style. It has several courses and includes tapas or appetizers, as
well as dessert and coffee or after-dinner drinks. None of the recipes are
terribly difficult to prepare and you certainly do not have to use all of
them.
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Set your
Christmas Table: Need some help setting your Christmas table? We give
you some interesting tips!
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Spanish
Christmas Sweets: Spain's gastronomic wealth comes to its pinnacle at
Christmas time. It is a time for parties and celebrations, and also for big
meals with, of course, typical Christmas sweets. These are exquisite,
traditional recipes, many of which have centuries of history - something not
to be missed at this time of year.
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Using up your
Christmas leftovers: Once Christmas is over, you end up with lots of
leftover food... Will you just bin it? Nope! Learn how to finish off with
them and have fun!

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