Official Candy of TSG: Lindor Truffles
– Dark Chocolate — the trusty standard, goes great with coffee
– Assorted — different chocolates for different tastes
– Dark Chocolate — the trusty standard, goes great with coffee
– Assorted — different chocolates for different tastes
– Hands down, the best/juiciest jelly beans!
– Peanut version always adds punch
– Plain is a misnomer; nothing “plain” about ’em!
– Generations of joy are wrapped in the classic silver-foil version
– Though a latecomer, the dark chocolate goes down mmm!
– A “Dana Gras” tradition
– Paired with homemade whipped cream: an imperative!
– A longtime staple, despite non-connoisseur criticisms of “waxy” chocolate
– Ultimately discarded because of high-carb count
– Planters are good
– Great Value is better!
– A locally delicious treat (except when she goes overboard with the Cayenne)
– Eggs are sublime
– Seasonally colored M&Ms at Christmas, Autumn & Easter
– Andes candies — like little Christmas gifts!
– Santa hat Hershey’s kisses — most creative candy wrapping
– Christmas Lindor Truffles — chocolate mint nirvana
– Small-size Reese’s
Whether from the elite Miele machine or the ubiquitous Keurig, caffeine has been a perennial office staple that fuels early mornings, extends late nights, livens creative meetings, cures writers’ block, warms winter days and just generally keeps us keeping on!
(Gift from Kelly)
(One of the oldest)
(Gift from the kids)
(Gift to Himself)
(Currently considering adding a Brita pitcher for hydration needs)
The Real Thing Rules at TSG
CANE-SUGAR
MEXICAN BOTTLES
SANTA COKES
(Yes, they taste better)
Little Cans Preferred (they make our hands seem bigger)
In brainstorming, there are no bad ideas…
(inside joke, email for details)
Creativity without candy may be possible, but why risk it?
Never have one without inviting Google
(it’s hard to believe there used to be creative meetings before Google, but there were)
Four versions of the same idea is NOT the same as four ideas!
As a downtown business for our entire 34 years, we admit to a sectional bias and predilection to places in that sector.
(on Main Street back in the day, incomparable rolls)
(out on Grant, we were regulars)
(it used to be near Caraway/Matthews intersection)
(on Church in old Post Office, rolls made the move too)
(we went wild over their Wild Hog Dip)
(excellent Reubens, whether fried or sandwich form)
(on Caraway, rolls still haven’t changed!)
(all the way across town, but worth the 6-minute drive!)
(formerly Heavenly Ham)
(great sushi takeout)
(soup day favorite)
(our next door neighbor back then)