Gastronomic, with (mostly) astronomical prices to match. But hey — 'tis the season…
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paywall.
perhaps the staff can simply delete message links to stuff people actually cannot access?
I didn’t realize that this was only available to subscribers. Unfortunately, The New Yorker doesn’t provide gift links 
Further, there probably are any number of fellow subscribers among us here, so just because it isn’t of any use to you, personally, I’m not sure why it needs to be deleted.
Lastly, I’ve been flagged for c/p content before as it violates the community guidelines of this site, so that is not an option, either.
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I got through…
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I haven’t subscribed to The New Yorker for years, and I was able to access the article. I love reading these kinds of things even I don’t the the $$$ to buy most of them. Thanks.
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It worked for me even though I’m not a current subscriber and have maxed out my free views
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Strange. Maybe @HappyOnion will figure it out, too.
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I got through to read the article with no issues. Maybe try clearing cache on your phone or computer, @HappyOnion?
Two things that I could see buying for myself:
The Violet Mustard, mostly because I can’t have or try enough different mustards. I currently have 5 different kinds in my fridge, with another 3 in my pie safe pantry.
And The Magic Spice because garlic, lime and salt? Why not?
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On further reading I saw stuff that wouldn’t require the sale of our house.
It’s a fun list, with many affordable things 
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Yeah, there are many ridiculous items for astronomical prices, but some other items are definitely reasonable enough for gifting.
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They’re pretty extra 
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If people clear out their cache of cookies, there shouldnt’ be a problem. I could access it.
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I had no problem accessing the article. I found a few things I liked that I could afford.
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That makes me happy!
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Damn this banana boot actually looks good though.
There’s something for everyone 
WaPo has a really stupid gift guide in today’s paper. $168 for a hairbrush? A $280 dog bed that looks like, well, a regular old dog bed.
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We canceled our subscription. Guess we’re not missing out on this one, either.
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And you know that several someones will buy it for Fluffy. 
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