Edible foods and crafts to make at home or to give as gifts to family and friends! Cute Ideas! Food related coloring pages, wearable items and toys!

Sending the perfect Christmas business gift baskets isn’t rocket science. Of course, you want to do your best and try and please everyone, so what do you do? Here’s 5 easy steps to ensuring your holiday food gift baskets are a huge success.

We are committed to providing quality gourmet products so that our customers can experience the best the culinary world has to offer at reasonable prices. Whether you are looking for an amazing bread mix or a gourmet oil, Athena Foods will be able to provide you with the tools you need to cook gourmet food at home.

It's time the boys were appreciated this Valentine's day; so show him how much you love him with some food and sex.

If you buy an XO Laptop the One Laptop Per Child foundation will give one to kids in Afghanistan, Cambodia, Haiti, Mongolia or Rwanda. Pretty cool - but don't these kids need food & safety too? Would we be better off contributing to some other kind of aid? But maybe giving something is better than the nothing at all and the kids need fun too.

A gift economy is an economic system in which goods and services are given without any explicit agreement for immediate or future quid pro quo. Typically, a gift economy occurs in a culture or subculture that emphasizes social or intangible rewards for generosity: karma, honor, loyalty or other forms of gratitude. In some cases, simultaneous or recurring giving serves to circulate and redistribute valuables within a community. This can be considered a form of reciprocal altruism. Sometimes there is an implicit expectation of the return of comparable goods or services, political support, or the gift being later passed on to a third party. However, in what is considered to be in the true spirit of gift economics, many times giving is done without any expectation of reciprocity.The concept of a gift economy stands in contrast to a planned economy or a market or barter economy. In a planned economy, goods and services are distributed by explicit command and control rather than informal custom; in barter or market economies, an explicit quid pro quo — an exchange of money or some other commodity — is established before the transaction takes place. In practice, most human societies blend elements of all of these, in varying degrees.