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We invite you to enjoy these tasty treasures hand-harvested from the North American wilderness and brought to us by the innovative Real Wild Foods company. 

Real Wild Foods is dedicated to preserving the habitat and cultures that support the continued existence of wild foods.  All these foods are gathered by trained pickers who practice sustainable harvesting methods - sustainable not only for local wildlife and various plant species, but also sustainable for the pickers, whose livelihood is supported by a thriving source of wild foods.

You'll find these scrumptious gift baskets filled with our favorite Real Wild Foods selections to create winning combinations of these amazingly unique foods.  Your choices include sweet baskets, savory baskets, and mixed sweet and savory baskets.  These unusual gift baskets come in three- and five-item sizes.  The products are contained in lovely reusable natural fiber baskets, packed in paper swizzle and wrapped in eco-friendly, biodegradable cello wrap.  Single or multiple baskets are sure to delight a seasoned gourmet palate as well as the willing epicurean adventurer.

In the future, we will be expanding our line of gift baskets to include other unique and delightful offerings.
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Real Wild Foods Gift Basket - sweet threesome
price: $49.00

This sweet gift basket of Real Wild Foods specialty items includes a bottle of Wild Rose Petal Syrup, Wild Blackberry Preserves, and Wild Lingonberry Preserves.  The basket is accompanied with recipes.

About the products included in this basket:

Wild Rose Petal Syrup: This luscious syrup is made from the five-petal wild rose.  A half-pound of these delicate and fragrant petals requires almost two hours of patient harvesting work.  The wild rose produces a delectable treat that can be used in baking by adding to a cake mix or drizzled on ice cream or yogurt.  A tablespoon added to fruit salad gives it an unforgettable bouquet.  It is also delicious on crepes or waffles.

Wild Blackberry Preserves: Wild blackberries grow across most of North America.  Plump and juicy, they are a breakfast favorite and one of our better-known berries.  Their rich flavor also makes them suitable for desserts or for cooking with meat or fowl.  Enjoy our Blackberry Preserves on toast, ice cream, yogurt, or added to fruit salads.

Wild Lingonberry Preserves:  Wild lingonberries are also called mountain cranberries and partridgeberries.  They are a spectacular fruit that many prefer to cranberries, as they are naturally sweeter.  Use Lingonberry Preserves to compliment meat, chicken, and turkey dishes as well as to spread on toast or sweeten plain yogurt.
Real Wild Foods Gift Basket - savory threesome
price: $49.00

This savory gift basket of Real Wild Foods specialty items includes a bag of Wild Forest Mushroom Mix, a jar of Cedar Jelly, and a bottle of Saskatoon Mustard.  The basket is accompanied with recipes to encourage your enjoyment of these wondrous goodies.

About the products in this basket:

Wild Forest Mushroom Mix contains an exceptional combination of wild mushrooms to provide a rich complexity of flavors.  Varieties include chanterelle, porcini, black trumpet, matsutake, and velvet shank.  Dried wild mushrooms add excellent flavor to soups, sauces, stews, and gravies, adding richness to these dishes.  Dried wild mushrooms are typically much stronger in flavor than fresh mushrooms, which makes them economical to use.

Cedar Jelly is derived from the leaves of the Eastern White Cedar.  It has a hearty flavor and is very versatile.  Aboriginal peoples used cedar needles as a tea, while chefs use Cedar Jelly as a glaze on salmon and other fish to impart the taste of being roasted on a cedar board.

Saskatoon Mustard is made from saskatoon berries.  Saskatoons are scrumptious berries harvested from the prairies of Canada and taste similar to wild blueberries.  In areas where they are abundant, saskatoons are often used in pies.  Slow cooked, they gain a unique, almond-like after-taste.  This mustard provides a complex, rich flavor to spice up a roast beef or ham and cheese sandwich.  It is also excellent basted on BBQ chicken or as an addition to salad dressings.
Real Wild Foods Gift Basket - sweet fivesome
price: $69.00

This sweet gift basket of Real Wild Foods specialty items includes a bottle of Wild Rose Petal Syrup, Blackberry Preserves, and Lingonberry Preserves, Oregon Grape Jelly, and Jellied Elderberry.  Recipes are included.

About the products included in this basket:

Wild Rose Petal Syrup: This luscious syrup is made from the five-petal wild rose.  A half-pound of these delicate and fragrant petals requires almost two hours of patient harvesting work.  The wild rose produces a delectable treat that can be used in baking by adding to a cake mix or drizzled on ice cream or yogurt.  A tablespoon added to fruit salad gives it an unforgettable bouquet.  It is also delicious on crepes or waffles.

Blackberry Preserves: Wild blackberries grow across most of North America.  Plump and juicy, they are a breakfast favorite and one of our better-known berries.  Their rich flavor also makes them suitable for desserts or for cooking with meat or fowl.  Enjoy our Blackberry Preserves on toast, ice cream, yogurt, or added to fruit salads.

Lingonberry Preserves:  Wild lingonberries are also called mountain cranberries and partridgeberries.  They are a spectacular fruit that many prefer to cranberries, as they are naturally sweeter.  Use Lingonberry Preserves to compliment meat, chicken, and turkey dishes as well as to spread on toast or sweeten plain yogurt.

Oregon Grape Jelly:  Oregon grapes are not actually grapes, but are berries related to barberries that grow along the Pacific Coast.  An Oregon grape tastes like a sharp wild grape and provides a tantalizing original flavor in glazes or sauces for fowl or game.  It is also splendid as a spread on your breakfast toast or as a flavor enhancer with other fruits.

Jellied Elderberry: This jelly is made from the juice of the blue-black berries of wild elderberry plants that grow in near-marshy ground in many areas of Eastern Canada.  With its distinctive taste, Elderberry Jelly has long been a favorite among Canadians who live in the regions where wild elderberry grows.  Now you, too, can savor this unique jelly as a condiment for meats, a flavoring in gravies and sauces, and experience its zest on freshly baked bread or toast.  
Real Wild Foods Gift Basket - savory fivesome
price: $69.00

This savory gift basket of Real Wild Foods specialty items includes a bag of Wild Forest Mushroom Mix, Cedar Jelly, Saskatoon Mustard, Wild Mushroom Mustard, and Spruce Tips.  The basket includes recipes to encourage your enjoyment of these wondrous goodies.

About the products in this basket:

Wild Forest Mushroom Mix contains an exceptional combination of wild mushrooms to provide a rich complexity of flavors.  Varieties include chanterelle, porcini, black trumpet, matsutake, and velvet shank.  Dried wild mushrooms add excellent flavor to soups, sauces, stews, and gravies, adding richness to these dishes.  Dried wild mushrooms are typically much stronger in flavor than fresh mushrooms, which makes them economical to use.

Cedar Jelly is derived from the leaves of the Eastern White Cedar.  It has a hearty flavor and is very versatile.  Aboriginal peoples used cedar needles as a tea, while chefs use Cedar Jelly as a glaze on salmon and other fish to impart the taste of being roasted on a cedar board.

Saskatoon Mustard is made from saskatoon berries.  Saskatoons are scrumptious berries harvested from the prairies of Canada and taste similar to wild blueberries.  In areas where they are abundant, saskatoons are often used in pies.  Slow cooked, they gain a unique, almond-like after-taste.  This mustard provides a complex, rich flavor to spice up a roast beef or ham and cheese sandwich.  It is also excellent basted on BBQ chicken or as an addition to salad dressings

Wild Mushroom Mustard is distinctively strong and enhanced with an extraordinary assortment of twelve varieties of dried wild mushrooms.  This lovely mustard can be used in much the same way as Saskatoon mustard, but will particularly appeal to mushroom lovers.

Spruce Tips come from the tender new shoots of the Eastern White Spruce.  Fresh, they have a lemon-like flavor and serve as a delightful stuffing for fresh water fish such as trout.  In addition, they are delicious when used like capers in any fish dish, chopped fine into a sauce or marinade, or used sparingly in salads or salad dressings. 
Real Wild Foods Gift Basket - mixed sweet and savory fivesome
price: $69.00

This mixed sweet and savory gift basket of Real Wild Foods specialty items includes a bag of Wild Forest Mushroom Mix, a jar of Cedar Jelly, a bottle of Saskatoon Mustard, a jar of Wild Rose Petal Syrup, and a bottle of Blackberry Preserves.  The basket is accompanied with recipes to encourage your enjoyment of these wondrous goodies.

About the products in this basket:

Wild Forest Mushroom Mix:  This tantalizing mix contains an exceptional combination of wild mushrooms to provide a rich complexity of flavors.  Varieties include chanterelle, porcini, black trumpet, matsutake, and velvet shank.  Dried wild mushrooms add excellent flavor to soups, sauces, stews, and gravies, adding richness to these dishes.  Dried wild mushrooms are typically much stronger in flavor than fresh mushrooms, which makes them economical to use.

Cedar Jelly: This jelly is derived from the leaves of the Eastern White Cedar.  It has a hearty flavor and is very versatile.  Aboriginal peoples used cedar needles as a tea, while chefs use Cedar Jelly as a glaze on salmon and other fish to impart the taste of being roasted on a cedar board.

Saskatoon Mustard: This delightful mustard is actually made from saskatoon berries.  Saskatoons are scrumptious berries harvested from the prairies of Canada and taste similar to wild blueberries.  In areas where they are abundant, saskatoons are often used in pies.  Slow cooked, they gain a unique, almond-like after-taste.  This mustard provides a complex, rich flavor to spice up a roast beef or ham and cheese sandwich.  It is also excellent basted on BBQ chicken or as an addition to salad dressings.

Wild Rose Petal Syrup: this luscious syrup is made from the five-petal wild rose.  A half-pound of these delicate and fragrant petals requires almost two hours of patient harvesting work.  The wild rose produces a delectable treat that can be used in baking by adding to a cake mix or drizzled on ice cream or yogurt.  A tablespoon added to fruit salad gives it an unforgettable bouquet.  It is also delicious on crepes or waffles.

Blackberry Preserves: wild blackberries grow across most of North America.  Plump and juicy, they are a breakfast favorite and one of our better-known berries.  Their rich flavor also makes them suitable for desserts or for cooking with meat or fowl.  Enjoy our Blackberry Preserves on toast, ice cream, yogurt, or added to fruit salads.