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Important Now More Than Ever to Shop Small on Small Business Saturday!

November 27, 2020 By Kylie Lawson

Covid-19 has caused a whirlwind of changes for everyone this year, especially to small business owners. Small businesses everywhere were hit hard with financial difficulties with the shutdown. While we’ve remained resilient during these times, we still need your support now more than ever.

Small Business Saturday is right around the corner on November 28th this year. This is such an important day for everyone to come together and support local businesses who have been impacted by the virus.

Shop Small Saturday was started in 2010 by American Express during the recession to help encourage local shopping to help communities thrive during the tough times. The date is always the Saturday after Thanksgiving to encourage local shopping for the holiday season.

Because the first Shop Small Saturday was such a success, the following year in 2011, the Senate unanimously passed a resolution in support of the day. All 50 states participated and even got a shout out from the then President.

Some statistics from 2019 show that for the 10th Annual Small Business Saturday, an estimated $19.6 billion in spending was recorded, a record high! This goes to show that when shoppers come together to support local businesses, it really makes a difference!

You might not realize it, but every time you grab a coffee from your locally-owned café or buy handmade art from a local shop, it helps business owners and the community it serves thrive. In fact, American Express stated that for every dollar spent at a local business in the United States, 67 cents stays within the local community. That’s awesome!

blue infographic explaining a 2018 small business saturday economic impact study done on how much money goes into the community when you shop small

This November 28th, support the Clay Coyote! We have handmade gifts for everyone on your list. Our new “hot” item just in time for holiday gifting is the Flameware Pizza Stone. This Stone can take the heat, going right on the grill or super hot oven! Not a pizza fan? Get creative by trying cookies, pancakes, appetizers, and more on this “sheet-pan-like” stick resistant surface.

Clay Coyote Flameware Pizza & Cooking Stone
Uncooked: Asparagus, shiitake mushroom, prosciutto, basil, and mozzarella

Need other gifting ideas? We’ve got our Limited Edition Dutch Oven and spice set, 3 Piece Flameware Starter Set, Chip and Dip set, Grill Basket, Bread Baker, and more! Clay Coyote has got you covered this Shop Small Saturday and holiday season.

Make sure to mark your calendars for November 28th and stop in the Gallery from 10-5pm or shop with us online!

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Moo Joos for me and my beer can chicken baker…

December 1, 2011 By Valerie

This summer I had the opportunity to take a tour of the Brau Brothers Brewery in Lucan, Minnesota. While sampling their collection of crafted beers, an inspiration for a Christmas gift came to mind. Why not pair a 6 pack of a locally crafted beer with a handmade pottery beer can chicken baker? You could also make your own dry rub that compliments the beer you’ve chosen. If you don’t want to make one, go to Penzeys site to find a store near you. We recommend their Galena Street Rub, also their Mural of Flavor, and their 4/s(Special seasoned sea salts.)  Now you have a thoughtful, personalized gift. It also supports an artist and your local economy.

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