A Little Something for Their Stocking — Part TWO

Unexpected finds, delicious little treats, and thoughtful gifts from the Central Park Farms store.

We're back with another round of stocking stuffer inspiration!

If you caught Part One of our stocking stuffer guide, you already know we've been gathering all sorts of fun little finds for Christmas this year. And with so many wonderful products from small businesses filling our farm store shelves, we couldn't possibly squeeze all our favourites into one post.

So, here we are with Part Two!

From sweet little indulgences to gifts for the coffee lover, home baker, and hot sauce enthusiast, we've rounded up a few more of our favourite finds to help make filling those Christmas stockings a little easier.

A hand dunking a square soft caramel into a blue cup of coffee

For the Sweet Tooth

Salted Caramels

Every stocking needs a little sweet treat and Salted has you covered.

Handcrafted in small batches by three women in rural Alberta, these rich, buttery caramels are a delicious little indulgence. Made with simple ingredients and a whole lot of care, they're the kind of treat you'll want to savour.

We'll have a few different options to choose from this Christmas, including individually wrapped caramels that are perfect for tucking into stockings, festive Holiday Lights four-packs, and seasonal flavours packaged in adorable gingerbread house-inspired gift boxes.

With different sizes and price points from $3.25 to $18.95, there's a little something for every sweet tooth on your Christmas list.

An at home coffee bar set up with a bag of coffee beans and salted caramel syrup and a latte

For the Coffee Lover

Provisions Coffee Syrups

Know someone who loves a good latte or enjoys making their favourite coffee shop drinks at home?

These delicious coffee syrups from Provisions Food Company are such a fun little stocking stuffer! Available in Salted Caramel, Maple Sugar, and Vanilla Bean, they're an easy way to make your morning coffee feel a little more special.

I'm personally a big fan of the Salted Caramel (it's become part of my morning latte routine!), and the farm store gals have been loving these syrups in their chai lattes, too.

At $11.95 a bottle, they're a lovely little gift that goes a long way, with enough syrup to enjoy plenty of delicious drinks long after Christmas morning.

A package of sourdough starter sitting in some flour

For the Aspiring Sourdough Baker

Better Basics Dehydrated Sourdough Starter

Know someone who's been talking about making their own sourdough bread but hasn't quite taken the plunge?

This dehydrated sourdough starter from Better Basics is such a fun little stocking stuffer for the aspiring baker in your life! Made with organic stone-milled flour, it's a simple way to get started on the adventure of baking homemade sourdough.

At $17.95, it's a thoughtful little gift for someone who loves spending time in the kitchen, enjoys learning something new, or has been dreaming of pulling their very first homemade loaf out of the oven.

Three bottles of hot sauce on a brown cutting board with hot peppers around them

For the Person Who brings the heat

Gladstone Hot Sauce

We all know someone who believes just about everything tastes better with a little heat!

For the hot sauce enthusiast on your Christmas list, Gladstone Hot Sauce is a delicious little find. Made in small batches on Vancouver Island with real, whole-food ingredients, these flavour-packed sauces bring plenty of personality to everything from morning eggs to tacos, burgers, and grilled meats.

With varieties like Honey Heat and The Original, there's something for different tastes and heat preferences. We especially love that Gladstone keeps things simple, making their sauces without preservatives, artificial colours, or seed oils.

Tuck a bottle into their stocking and give them something to spice up their next meal!

A Little More to Discover at the Farm Store

And that's just the beginning! We've been busy filling the farm store with all sorts of little goodies for Christmas, from sweet treats and savoury snacks to unique pantry finds and gifts from some pretty wonderful small businesses.

We're even organizing our stocking stuffer collection with plenty of options under $5, $10, and $15 to make filling those stockings a little easier.

Next time you're stopping by for your weekly groceries, take a few extra minutes to explore. You never know what you might find for someone on your Christmas list!

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