(Source: Kiosk)
Gifts Even Your Snobby Friends (Probably) Won't Complain About
From exotic foreign food products to unidentified fashion objects, here's a list of things to buy for the finickiest on your list.
Keukenstroop
It is a known fact that snobby people have trouble being snobby when confronted with beautifully-packaged objects with names they can't pronounce. By virtue of being foreign, things like this Dutch Keukenstroop ($13, real name: cane and grape sugar syrup) make excellent presents.
Just in case you don't have time for a quick round-the-world jaunt before the holiday week onslaught sets in, there's always Kiosk, where every month, they feature merchandise from a different country.
This December, Kiosk is all about the Netherlands (thus, the Keukenstroop). Why not give the gift of exotic gray notebooks ($9), a giant Dutch salt shaker ($21), or even a brown security mirror ($120), which is actually much cooler than it sounds.
Just in case you don't have time for a quick round-the-world jaunt before the holiday week onslaught sets in, there's always Kiosk, where every month, they feature merchandise from a different country.
This December, Kiosk is all about the Netherlands (thus, the Keukenstroop). Why not give the gift of exotic gray notebooks ($9), a giant Dutch salt shaker ($21), or even a brown security mirror ($120), which is actually much cooler than it sounds.
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