The top 10 neighbors for Edible Arrangements span telecommunications, home shopping, food, TV channels, and celebrity personalities — no single category dominates, and no single neighbor pulls far ahead of the rest.

The shape is broad: similarity scores run from 0.72 at the top down to 0.60 at position 10, a compressed range with no spike. XFINITY Sports leads at 0.72, a telecommunications brand — not a food or gifting peer. Pretzel Crisps (0.68) is the only other Food subcategory entry in the top 10, making it the lone same-kind neighbor in the set. From there the cluster diversifies quickly: QVC (0.64) and HSN (0.63) are home-shopping TV channels and department stores; Emeril Lagasse (0.63) is a TV Personality; Xfinity (0.62) is a second telecommunications brand; Crackle (0.62) is an entertainment platform; Babies R Us (0.61) is Toys and Games; Food Network (0.61) is a TV Channel; and The View (0.60) is a TV Show.

Tallying the subcategories: two Telecommunications brands, two TV Channels, one TV Show, one TV Personality, one Entertainment Platform, one Department Store, one Toys and Games brand, and one Food brand. The dominant thread is legacy broadcast and home-shopping media, not food or retail peers. The cross-kind pattern here is the finding — Edible Arrangements' audience shape is defined less by what the brand sells than by a broad, mainstream media-consumption profile that cuts across daytime TV, cable shopping, and general-market brands.

This broad, media-anchored shape suggests an audience that is wide rather than niche, with overlap distributed across mainstream American entertainment and consumer brands rather than concentrated in any single vertical.