Drew your sister-in-law's name for secret Santa and still struggling to find the perfect gift?
Lefse blankets are the new Minnesota Snuggie
Also known as "burrito blankets," these cozy wraps make the wearer look good enough to eat

Look no further than the lefse blanket — a.k.a. the burrito blanket, depending on culinary preference.
Food critics may quibble that the crisp, circular form suggests flour tortilla more than the more raggedy-edged Scandinavian flatbread. (Those who prefer matzah throws can find them on Etsy.)
Per SeaRoomy, one of the many, many Amazon retailers selling the faux-food flannel wraps for about $20, "simply lying in this blanket, wrapping yourself up like a tortilla, when neighbors see you wrapping it, they will be jealous and want to be a burritos [sic]."
Online reviews suggest that, compared to a dowdy Snuggie, lefse/tortilla blankets make the wearer look good enough to eat. If that's how you, ahem, roll.
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