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Personalized oyster knives ($19.95 including engraving) at Croghan’s or at Green Lion Gifts (beside Whole Foods). Engraving takes 2 days.

The Charleston Butt Grabber (i.e. meat flipper) bought to you by the folks who made the Charleston Hooker. The plaque on the handle states the name. Find it at Gwynn’s or Indigo Home $49.50

Sweet Teeth Artisian Chocolates made locally. Pictured here in popping Ginger, cinnamon apple, peanut butter chipolte, and salted caramel. Pick them up at Plum Elements.

Sea Island Rum from the makers of Sweet Tea Vodka available at local liquor stores

Steel Palmetto Moon Votive handmade by local artist $24 at Indigo (#4 Vendue Range, Charleston or www.indigohome.com).

Simple Fresh Southern, Matt and Ted Lee’s second book is filled with pictures and top notch recipes.

Dear Charleston. This documentary shot in 1980 captures Charleston before the real estate boom and is replete with footage of memorable natives. Pick one up at the Historic Preservation Society on Lower King Street.

Chef Craig Deihl of Cypress cures his own meat and began offering quarterly shares delivered to your home this year. He has a few quarter shares left which are a great bargain ($54). Call Cypress while supplies last!

If you haven’t tried Carolina Gold Rice yet, take it home as a treat. It is a treat! Available at the Green Grocer stand of the farmer’s market