Send in a picture of your beloved pet; get back an heirloom. I'm going to cherish seeing Sadie on my tree forever.—Oprah

These chocolates hail from sunny Napa Valley—handmade from local cream, they stand up to ten inches tall—but if you ask us, they look ready for hot cocoa and a sled.

"You'll love the soft, chewy texture of Australian licorice, which has finally arrived Stateside. I enjoy eating way too many of these mango, apple, and strawberry bites."—Peter Walsh

"These Italian leather and Japanese cotton canvas satchels have plenty of pockets—and sure beat piling papers on the backseat of my car." —Martha Beck

"Is there a more charming way to green the Earth—and replace the oxygen we breathe—than to give a loved one this baby magnolia tree?" —Martha Beck

If you happen to be in Kimmswick, Missouri, stop by the Blue Owl for their famous nine-inch-high caramel apple pecan pie. If not, have one sent to your doorstep.

Courtesy of a talented career-changing mom in Maryland, these creamy caramel cups with dark chocolate and sea salt are made with all-natural kosher ingredients.

"I don't like a candle that overpowers, and these scents are so delicate. The botanical design is a pretty way to bring some nature indoors."—Oprah

"These dishwasher-safe melamine plates featuring iconic portraits from the National Gallery in London are fun for a dinner party—look great grouped together on the wall." —Adam Glassman

"Did I mention I love to entertain? At a recent dinner party, I drank from someone else's lipstick-stained glass—and it wasn't really my color. These wine charms keep guests' drinks straight."—Peter Walsh

"I never understood how shiny objects came to represent peace on Earth and goodwill toward men—until I saw these gorgeous handblown recycled-glass globes, which are festive and filled with good juju." —Martha Beck

From spinach-artichoke to horseradish-bacon, these four delicious dips and spreads make us want to ditch the chips and grab a giant spoon!