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Where Atlanta food lovers should shop on Black Friday (and beyond)

By Staff Writer
Nov 23, 2016
Treat yourself to the Timballo from Storico Fresco.
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Treat yourself to the Timballo from Storico Fresco.

If you love food — and really, who doesn’t? – metro Atlanta has plenty of places to score the perfect holiday gift for yourself or your favorite food or cooking lover.

We're talking cranberry-port jelly, potholders made out of recycled saris and coffee so good and strong, it'll make you forget your Thanksgiving pumpkin pie hangover.

Check out where to shop for some of the best foodie products on Black Friday and beyond, separated by county:

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