Definitely depends who it’s for for me – but usually wine, chocolates, candles, maybe a cheeseboard, olives or stuffed peppers and a decorative item from kmart or something
I think hampers are so creative and can be made really nicely . Women can have beauty products, candles , soaps etc that smells nice . Food hampers can have chocolates ,biscuits etc. I think you have to know the person too otherwise items can be unsuitable .
Depends who its for – my nan i gave her a hamper with teabags, biscuits, a calendar, candles, fruit cake, tea towles etc for my sister i do beauty items like body washes, sprays, candles, a yearly diary, chocolates etc
I put things like the dry ingredients for cookies which still need to be made in jars, with a note of what needs to be added to make them and how long to cook them, a wooden icy pole stick which has a heap of dried melted chocolate and a few little marhmellows on it, with insturctions attched like sit in a hot cup of milk, home made preserves, chutneys. and for christmas some homemade shortbread and fruit mince tart, and a few slices of fruit cake.
I try to use a container that forms part of the present (washing basket/kitchen bowl/flower pot/chopping board) and then a mix of foods and other items that I think the recipient will like. Wrap the lot in a cellophane and top with a bow. Always looks great.
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