$20 for $40 Worth of Gourmet Cheese, Meats, and Gift Baskets from igourmet.com
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- Named "Best of the Web by Forbes in 2006
- 800+ gourmet cheese varieties
- Rare, globally acquired meats
Receiving gourmet food through the mail is one of life's most thrilling and satiating experiences, second only to swimming in a bathtub of pudding lifeguarded by Bill Cosby. Today's Groupon delivers a neat little package of excitement: for $20, you get $40 worth of gourmet cheese, meat, and gift baskets from igourmet.com. This Groupon's value can be applied toward ground shipping and is also valid on igourmet.com's sale items.
Igourmet.com has been assembling and delivering rare and gourmet culinary treasures for more than a decade. For picnics or picky foodies, the distributor's expansive array of cheeses includes more than 800 varieties hailing from 36 countries. Plan for feasts with a bulk cheese, such as the semisoft Swiss-born bondost wheel ($19.99/2.5-pound wheel). Meats and seafood light fire to early spring with selections including black truffle-infused chicken sausage made by Les Trois Petits Cochons ($8.99/12 oz.), and Rastelli Foods' prime soft-shell crab ($39.99/dozen).
Hand-packed gift baskets and boxes burst with artfully arranged fruits and vegetables, coffees, and nuts. Ship and savor a sweet selection, or give a gift that keeps on cooking by procuring pantry items such as the Vermont maple syrup and pancake mix gift box ($19.99). The online eatery also stocks a modest selection of baskets and arrangements armed with the enviable superpower of free shipping.
Like a mustachioed bank robber standing beside his own wanted flyer, igourmet.com has managed to attract a gush of published recognition. Forbes magazine bestowed the online gourmet food bank with "Best of the Web" honors, and thepurplebook.com listed the site as a shining example of indulgent online shopping. Living up to its praises, igourmet.com upholds a 100 percent satisfaction guarantee on all orders, ensuring that recipients always receive either a refund or replacement if their delectable delights don't completely delight and delectabilify.
- Named "Best of the Web by Forbes in 2006
- 800+ gourmet cheese varieties
- Rare, globally acquired meats
Receiving gourmet food through the mail is one of life's most thrilling and satiating experiences, second only to swimming in a bathtub of pudding lifeguarded by Bill Cosby. Today's Groupon delivers a neat little package of excitement: for $20, you get $40 worth of gourmet cheese, meat, and gift baskets from igourmet.com. This Groupon's value can be applied toward ground shipping and is also valid on igourmet.com's sale items.
Igourmet.com has been assembling and delivering rare and gourmet culinary treasures for more than a decade. For picnics or picky foodies, the distributor's expansive array of cheeses includes more than 800 varieties hailing from 36 countries. Plan for feasts with a bulk cheese, such as the semisoft Swiss-born bondost wheel ($19.99/2.5-pound wheel). Meats and seafood light fire to early spring with selections including black truffle-infused chicken sausage made by Les Trois Petits Cochons ($8.99/12 oz.), and Rastelli Foods' prime soft-shell crab ($39.99/dozen).
Hand-packed gift baskets and boxes burst with artfully arranged fruits and vegetables, coffees, and nuts. Ship and savor a sweet selection, or give a gift that keeps on cooking by procuring pantry items such as the Vermont maple syrup and pancake mix gift box ($19.99). The online eatery also stocks a modest selection of baskets and arrangements armed with the enviable superpower of free shipping.
Like a mustachioed bank robber standing beside his own wanted flyer, igourmet.com has managed to attract a gush of published recognition. Forbes magazine bestowed the online gourmet food bank with "Best of the Web" honors, and thepurplebook.com listed the site as a shining example of indulgent online shopping. Living up to its praises, igourmet.com upholds a 100 percent satisfaction guarantee on all orders, ensuring that recipients always receive either a refund or replacement if their delectable delights don't completely delight and delectabilify.