Mushrooms are associated with nature and the beauty of the forest. Finding a mushroom in the woods is like finding a lucky penny – good fortune is just around the corner! The Clip-on Mushrooms ornament symbolizes the hope for good fortune in the coming year.

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Mello Yello Bottle

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The more, the merrier. Your holiday dècor just got tastier with this Frito-Lay vending machine. From cheesy Cheetos to Ruffles ridges, cheer up with all your favorite snacks in one ornament.

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Christmas and Valentine's Day are about sharing love. Conversation heart candies can create charming conversations to spark a loving relationship. The tiny pastel candies communicate sweet emotions and offer a nostalgic touch that makes the recipient smile.

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M&M's Yellow Love You

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Our Coca-Cola® mini set is a refreshing celebration of 100+ years of Coke®.

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Delicious and slightly exotic, American Chinese cuisine is extremely popular in the United States. In fact, there are nearly three times as many Chinese restaurants in the U.S. as there are McDonalds! Instantly recognizable, uniquely shaped and printed boxes are often used for Chinese takeout.

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Pancakes are traditionally served on Candlemas and Shrove Tuesday to celebrate renewal, family life and hopes for good fortune and happiness. It is customary in France to touch the handle of the frying pan and make a wish while the pancake is turned, holding a coin in the hand.

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The history of cheese predates recorded history. Cheese is valued for its long shelf life and high levels of fat, protein and calcium. With hundreds of varieties, it is hard to choose just one. This ornament is a perfect gift for a cheese lover, cheese head or cheesemonger!

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This beautiful glass ornament was carefully mouth-blown into a finely crafted mold. Then a hot solution of liquid silver was poured inside. Finally, the ornament was delicately hand-painted with many brightly colored lacquers and glitter for you to enjoy!

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Humans have used hot sauces to flavor foods for thousands of years. The first commercially-offered American hot sauce was branded in 1807. Today, the spicy condiment is available in hundreds of varieties and celebrated with spicy food eating contests around the globe and included in millions of recipes.

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