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Retro Sweet Hampers are your Go-To Gift This Year

In collaboration with Retro Sweet.

Retro Sweet Hamper

Image Courtesy of Retro Sweets

Year after year, whether it is for a birthday or Christmas, we get into a rut of what presents we can give to people. We give presents all year round for various types of occasions, with some more personal than others, and it can be difficult to think of something creative and exciting to give, especially if you are buying for the same person over and over.

With flowers and jewellery often being among the most popular presents, why not think outside the box this time? Be inspired by a range of unique and innovative gifts that are bound to get people talking!

Sweet tooth

You can often reach a person’s heart through their stomach; food is always a great gift and shops everywhere often provide big hampers full of goodies especially when it gets closer to Christmas. Keeping this in mind, why not choose a food-based gift but with a bit of a twist and give something that’s a little bit different?

Sweets are the solution, tapping in to everyone’s sweet tooth and temptation to treat themselves. But not just any sweets; to really give your gift an edge, why not choose sweets that bring back memories and give the recipient something to talk about and get excited over?

Gift for every occasion

Giving something like a collection of sweets put together in some sort of nice display, like a sweet hamper, is a suitable present for nearly every occasion possible. Whether it is Christmas, saying thank you or congratulations, or even Valentine’s Day, giving sweets may sound simple but can actually be an impressive gift.

Likewise, choosing something like a hamper of sweets is suitable for a close friend, family member or even a colleague as it evokes a sense of nostalgia and gathers up a bit of excitement as the receiver remembers how old they were or where they were when they used to eat sweets!

Nostalgic sweets

It would be safe to say that everyone loves some sort of sweet, whether it is a chocolate bar from decades gone by or a little bag of mixed sweets that they used to eat when they were younger. Regardless of whether you know what the recipients’ favourite sweets are, you could fill your sweet hamper with anything and you can guarantee they will find something they like! Likewise if you are buying for someone you do not know very well and have no idea what their hobbies are, sweets are the perfect solution.

There are huge varieties of sweets available, whether you want old fashioned sweets from 30 years ago or if you like the classic pick n mix style sweets that are still around today, and they can even be personalised to ensure that your gift has that something extra.

The idea of a sweet hamper as opposed to the usual popular gifts that we receive regularly is something that will probably be unexpected, especially if it is personalised too! If you’re interested in buying someone that extra special, unique present for their big day, get in touch with suppliers of nostalgic and exciting sweets like Retro Sweet.

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  1. Lesley-Scottish Mum (@Scottish_Mum) says:
    November 28, 2015 at 9:13 pm

    Retro Sweet Hampers are your go to gift this year. A collaboration.
    https://t.co/dBkzK2ZRYA https://t.co/Zm4JCBUxag

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  2. Lesley-Scottish Mum (@Scottish_Mum) says:
    November 28, 2015 at 1:30 pm

    Retro Sweet Hampers are your go to gift this year. A collaboration.
    https://t.co/dBkzK2ZRYA https://t.co/otD4F42BrO

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