One of Oprah's 'Favorite Things' is a set of English muffins for $35 (plus $30 shipping) - electric toothbrush brands

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Or $69 lunch box? No? Doesn’t matter!
Oprah Winfrey has released her annual "Favorite Things" gift guide, which includes hundreds of household items, kitchen gadgets and luxury items she likes during her holidays.
Oprah said steidman still needs permission to do "things" for Winfrey, which will appear in the December Oprah magazine O, currently available for purchase in their own Amazon e-storeshop.
In general, Winfrey's list is not as quirky as a year when Goop is just as comprehensive --
End the gift guide, but the review always seems to contain its fair share of novelty items and expensive headsscratchers.
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The price of some "things" may rise by more than thousand yuan.
Two of her most expensive items this year include $2,000.
Deformed into large digital photo frames inch Samsung TV and a basket when not in use-accented, two-
The price of "commuter bicycles" is about $1,150 respectively.
Oprah's investment in weight watch is paying for other notable projects, including an electric toothbrush worth $190, a $300 "Snoring Solution" device, A set of 12 English muffins for $35 (plus $30 for shipping), a pair of $110 chicken pies.
There's also a special gift on her list that's under $50 in case you can't afford that much baked goods.
She will also provide a discount code for some items on the list.
However, keeping an eye on us on FACEBOOK and learning more about Fox lifestyle NEWSIt is worth noting that Oprah did not plan the list herself.
According to The Associated Press, O's editorat-
Adam Glassman, creative director of Gayle King and mag, compiled most of Oprah's "stuff" throughout the year, and later she
Pick her favorite for the list.
"Oprah always challenges us to find some new brands, some independent brands, mom --and-
Popular brands.
"We always have wonderful combinations of tried, real and big people, but we also like to infiltrate new brands and American-made brands," Glassman told The Associated Press . ".