I ask for consumables, now. Food, paper goods (in quantity), drinks, party goods (paper plates, plastic cups, plastic flatware)... Stuff like that. When I moved into my first by-myself apartment, I told everyone I wanted consumables because I had too much stuff. I didn't have to buy toilet tissue for a year. A year. That was extremely nice. I should also point out that a friend of mine got married that year, and I used one of the bulk packages of the stuff for her bridal shower where we used the rolls to make "wedding dresses".
So here are some luxury consumables that I personally like: Body care products from Lush Fragrance-free dryer sheets Honey liqueurs Absinthe Sugar in the raw, or German rock sugar High-end loose tea (Teavana comes to mind) Ginger beer, the more exotic the better High-end steaks High-end fish steaks Pink Himalayan Salt Curry mix (the more exotic the better) Mochi hand-crafted soaps
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Date: 2013-10-18 02:01 am (UTC)Food, paper goods (in quantity), drinks, party goods (paper plates, plastic cups, plastic flatware)...
Stuff like that.
When I moved into my first by-myself apartment, I told everyone I wanted consumables because I had too much stuff.
I didn't have to buy toilet tissue for a year. A year.
That was extremely nice. I should also point out that a friend of mine got married that year, and I used one of the bulk packages of the stuff for her bridal shower where we used the rolls to make "wedding dresses".
So here are some luxury consumables that I personally like:
Body care products from Lush
Fragrance-free dryer sheets
Honey liqueurs
Absinthe
Sugar in the raw, or German rock sugar
High-end loose tea (Teavana comes to mind)
Ginger beer, the more exotic the better
High-end steaks
High-end fish steaks
Pink Himalayan Salt
Curry mix (the more exotic the better)
Mochi
hand-crafted soaps
Does that help?