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"PinterestFacebookAre you stumped on what to get your yoga-loving sis? Or your father-in-law, who recently lost 30 pounds and became a vegetarian? Recently, I stumbled across a really cool gift idea--wish I could take credit for it!--that I wanted to share with you...\n****I love gifts that are less about stuff and more about experiences--like gift certificates to great restaurants, zoo memberships, things like that. And I think the gift of healthy eating is a great concept too. Recently, on a listserve I&amp;#39;m on, someone mentioned that they&amp;#39;re getting their sister a few deliveries of organic produce for Christmas--via one of those nifty produce delivery services. Brilliant, I thought.\nIt&amp;#39;s a creative, thoughtful and affordable gift (you can buy one bin of organic fruits and veggies for as little as $20-30 from most services). And, what better way to say I love you than with healthy food? I, personally, would be thrilled if someone did this for me.\nWhere to find a produce delivery service? Google &amp;quot;organic produce delivery&amp;quot; and the city you have in mind, and several will likely pop up.\nIn Seattle, check out New Roots Organics (I used this service for two years+ and loved it!).\nIn San Francisco area, consider Planet Organics, which has won awards.\nIn Chicago, Newleaf Natural Grocery, has an affordable delivery service.\nIn New York, and surrounding states, check out the Organic Fruit and Veggie Club.\nThese are just some ideas--there are lots of other companies to choose from, too.\nSo, tell me what you think: Would you be thrilled if someone signed you up for a few deliveries of organic produce as a holiday gift?\nAnd, here are some cute holiday gift ideas for your pals, from Joanna over at Smitten!\nPhoto: iStock"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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