Dining out?
A good old-fashioned picnic is the perfect way to spend time with loved ones while getting some fresh air. And let’s not forget all the good food that accompanies it!
Whether you go to the park, campsite, or your own backyard, any picnic requires a little planning. So, before you head outside, make sure you have all the essentials to making dining out fun and enjoyable.
Keep reading below to find our favorite products for picnics and outdoor dining.
Our Top Picks for Picnicking
1. Hand-Woven Picnic Basket
A good picnic basket is a necessity for every family. Ours is hand-woven right here in Amish Country – an ancient craft revived by a local Amish family. You’ll arrive at picnics, family gatherings and pot-luck dinners with your food and dishes all neatly tucked away inside this attractive basket.
Buy the Hand-Woven Picnic Basket
2. Picnic Bicycle Bag
Outdoor dining on the go? This picnic bicycle bag keeps everything secure in designated compartments for neat, safe transport as you ride. It even includes all the dinnerware you need for two people, so you can easily dine outdoors anywhere, anytime!
3. Stainless Steel Picnic Tray
Durable and convenient for outdoor eating, this picnic tray won’t break thanks to its hardy stainless steel construction.
Buy the Stainless Steel Picnic Tray
4. Iced Up Salad to Go
Keep salads and appetizers chilled and fresh for hours. Equally useful for on the go and at the table, this unique serving bowl has a clip-on dome lid with a built-in ice chamber to keep food cold.
5. Stainless Steel Cake Pan with Lid
Keep cakes picnic-perfect! The raised stainless steel lid snaps over the pan, protecting the food inside. Culinary creations arrive at their destination in perfect shape. No more mussed frosting on cakes or cracked casseroles.
Buy the Stainless Steel Cake Pan with Lid
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Jenny Smith is the editor of the Country Life Blog and the Digital Content Specialist for Lehman’s. It’s not unusual to find oil lamps, canning jars and freeze-dried food on her desk. She is an avid reader, card maker and dog lover. In fact, she is currently teaching her Golden Retriever to not take her shoes. It’s an ongoing battle.
