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Nacogdoches Texas Welcome Home Basket
Nacogdoches Texas Welcome Home Basket
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Included Items
Explore some of Texas Hill Country's Finest Foods
Schilo's Hot Mustard
Texas Hill Country Co. Garlic Infused Olive Oil
Susie's South Forty Lemon Pretzels
Visca Charcuteria Soppressata
Texas Roadie Cinnamon Spice Pecan Gift Box
Amaretto Pecan Peach Preserves
Whole Lemon Fig Marmalade
Cellar Reserve Original Wheat Crackers
Indigo Ridge Wedges
Hill Country Pimento Olives
TÖST ROSÉ Non-Alcoholic Refresher
Description
Description
Celebrate the historic charm of Nacogdoches, Texas with the Nacogdoches Texas Welcome Home Basket, a thoughtfully curated collection paired with a finely crafted bamboo charcuterie board engraved with a Texas silhouette and “At Home in Nacogdoches.” Brimming with authentic Texas flavours, this basket features Schilo's Hot Mustard, Texas Hill Country Co. Garlic Infused Olive Oil, Susie’s South Forty Lemon Pretzels, Visca Charcuteria Soppressata, Texas Roadie Cinnamon Spice Pecans, Amaretto Pecan Peach Preserves, Whole Lemon Fig Marmalade, Cellar Reserve Wheat Crackers, Indigo Ridge Wedges, Hill Country Pimento Olives, and a sparkling TÖST ROSÉ refresher. Perfect for housewarmings, anniversaries, corporate gifts, or special occasions, the Nacogdoches Texas Welcome Home Basket reflects the rich heritage, warm hospitality, and timeless character of the oldest town in Texas, making it a memorable keepsake and a true taste of East Texas.
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