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Reasonably priced food gifts online?

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Snozwanger · 26/10/2016 19:37

Can anyone recommend somewhere for food type gifts? In the past I've used M&S, Debenhams, Lakeland but would like to try somewhere new.

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CarrotVan · 27/10/2016 11:00

What do you call reasonably priced? hampergifts.co.uk do beautifully packaged stuff at a fairly reasonable price

KC225 · 27/10/2016 20:03

Check out Fortnum and Masons biscuits. Other stuff is pricy buy the biscuit tins are doable for special presents and they deliver

Snozwanger · 27/10/2016 21:16

Sorry carrotvan, I realise now my title was very vague! I've not bought hampers in the past as they haven't been affordable. I have however made my own little baskets of goodies up. I guess my budget is about £15-£20. Not much I know but trying to be strict this year.

KC225 those biscuits do look nice and affordable.

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60schild · 27/10/2016 21:23

Keelham Farm shop (online) . Great choice and good prices. Lots of themed ones, like afternoon tea.

SDTGisAnEvilWolefGenius · 27/10/2016 21:24

I have sent Fortnum and Mason gifts for the last two or three years, and they have been very popular.

And they arrive in a branded F&M box, which makes them seem like a bit of a treat.

OlennasWimple · 27/10/2016 21:26

Godminster cheese (they sell other things too, but their cheddar is divine)

CakeNinja · 27/10/2016 21:30

I get things from Carluccios for MIL. There's not an enormous range but I also order some things for dp and it's all been lovely.

AtleastitsnotMonday · 27/10/2016 23:01

These biscuits are gorgeous.

GETTINGLIKEMYMOTHER · 27/10/2016 23:07

I've sent Inverawe smoked salmon and similar stuff before. They have a wide range at all price levels.

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