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Localish Earns Commissions on Holiday Host Gift Recommendations

A shopping guide for 15 items includes an affiliate disclosure stating the site will profit from certain purchases made by readers.

By Sanjay Caldwell ·

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Localish, a media outlet, published a holiday shopping guide recommending fifteen specific gifts for event hosts. The list features items ranging from olive oil sets to Himalayan salt shot glasses. A disclaimer at the bottom of the article reveals that the site participates in multiple affiliate marketing programs and will earn a commission for certain purchases made by readers.

The guide is dated for the current holiday season. It advises readers to show appreciation to hosts by purchasing specific products. The items are selected to make celebrations feel warmer. The source identifies itself as a participant in affiliate programs, meaning the site has a financial interest in the transactions it encourages.

One featured item is an olive oil set sold exclusively at Williams Sonoma. It includes two ceramic dipping bowls and two bottles of California Arbequina extra-virgin olive oil. The oils are blended with toasted garlic, VSOP balsamic vinegar, and herbs. The guide suggests serving the oils with baguette slices or vegetables.

Another recommendation is a personalized black serving tray. It is made from ebonized wood and measures approximately 12 inches by 21 inches. The tray features gold handles and can be etched with a last name or special word. The production time for the custom tray is about 10 business days. Personalization is listed as a free service.

The list also includes a waterless cold-air diffuser set. It comes with five 15ml essential oils. The product is designed to remove kitchen or pet odors. A stainless steel wine chiller is also recommended. It is described as a replacement for traditional ice buckets.

Other items on the list include a FinaMill spice grinder, a Minky Courture blanket, and a matcha preparation set. The spice grinder uses interchangeable pods to keep flavors separate. The matcha set includes tools for sifting, whisking, serving, and cleaning. The guide positions these items as ways to encourage hosts to relax or cook.

A handmade bread warmer basket is included in the selection. It consists of a terracotta warming stone and an oval seagrass basket. The guide suggests heating the stone to keep bread or tortillas warm during a meal. A heavy-duty cotton canvas tote with dividers is also recommended for carrying produce.

The guide lists six flavors of hot chocolate mixes in mini paper cups. The flavors are Double Chocolate, French Vanilla, Salted Caramel, Toasted Marshmallow, Caramel, and Peppermint. The set also includes four pink shooters made from Himalayan salt. The salt is described as naturally antibacterial and durable. A final item is a gift set containing a no-knead Rosemary Parmesan Quick Bread Mix, Italian Dipping Oil, and a silicone spatula.

The disclaimer states that visitors leaving Localish.com for third-party e-commerce sites are subject to different terms and privacy policies. The site notes it is not endorsing the products and has not performed product safety testing. It did not manufacture, sell, or distribute the items. Prices and availability are subject to change from the date of publication.

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