Looking forward to reading your ideas on gift baskets and the topics presented here.

You’ve also made a great point so that Lori decides on a solution.

It’s wonderful that there are various options to move forward, not only for Lori, but for others facing the same questions on naming their gift baskets.

Shirley

I think you can get away with just saying Amish Gift baskets. People will know right off that the products will be related to amish foods, or Amish living. I don’t think you will run into a problem this way.

Using an Amish name (person’s name) will not benefit those who do not know the origin of the name. I personally would not know a particular Amish name is in fact Amish, because I am not familiar with the names of the Amish people.

But!! I do know, if you say the products are Amish I am more than likely to buy it because I can associate with buying from the Amish at street markets here in DC and visiting the Amish country in Lancaster, PA or the market in Philadelphia.

It is always a big thing with farmers’ markets because people (the consumers) know that they are getting great products and definitely your money’s worth.

So I say use your own name and add the words Amish gift baskets. Example: Lori’s Amish Gift Baskets and Gifts

Paring the Amish baskets with associated names is a terrific idea. I’m so glad you shared this advice.

Shirley