Sweet Holiday Memories with Made in the USA **Baking, Family Time and Cheer**

Sugar and spice and everything nice, that is what the holidays are made of! From sipping warm cider while caroling by the tree to assembling whimsical gingerbread houses to filling your home with the aroma of freshly baked cookies to nibbling on a sweet treat while opening gifts to receiving a candy cane from Santa Claus, we all have room for something a little sweet this season! Finding the perfect sweet treat is easy with Norton's U.S.A. Our made in the U.S.A. products will surely have sugar plums dancing in your heads!

The next few weeks, you will be forging sweet memories with your loved ones. We have some ideas to help you put that extra holiday sparkle into this special time of year!

Baking up a storm

From cookies to cupcakes to cake pops and everything in between, we have amazing items to fulfill your baking needs.

Remember that gingerbread house? Well, we have a lovely baking pan to make "construction" simple.

  

Holiday Entertaining with Made in America Flare

Over the next few weeks, we will be making warm memories with family and friends as we gather around tables to enjoy our holiday meals. As we gather together, we each will take a little time to savor what is important to us. We truly take stock of how important our family and friends are to us during this season. The wonderful thing about made in the U.S.A. products is that they are made by our friends, family and neighbors. When we buy one of these items, we are helping those dear to us. Wouldn't be wonderful to put that nice personal touch on your holiday celebrations with something made in America?

From table top to serving to delicious bites, we have so many made in the U.S.A. products perfect for your holiday gatherings!

You can set your table with made in America elegance featuring our beautiful linens. We have lovely woodland table toppers, perfect for giving that rustic feel! We have a square one (36" x  36") and a round one (48" round). Don't the pine boughs just remind you of a first winter snow?