Drew your sister-in-law's name for secret Santa and still struggling to find the perfect gift?
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.
Ralph Lauren goes minimal for latest fashion show, with muted tones and a more intimate setting
Critics' picks: The 14 best things to do and see in the Twin Cities this week
In 'Pursuit' of one of the Twin Cities' best-kept music secrets, Lady Midnight
David Foster and Katharine McPhee, the Sonny & Cher of power ballads, head to Minneapolis
