Stocking Fillers for 15yo son

themull1

Hairy Bikers Christmas Cookbook? or a basket of cooking stuff - chilli oil, balsamic etc and a recipe card to make whatever ingredients you've put in basket, vouchers for dvds/music?, aftershave, slanket, slippers, clothes, ed Hardy towel, jewellery, watch.

lynzpower

If he is interested in the Tony Blair era, then he might be interested in the Lord Levy book http://www.amazon.co.uk/Question-Honour-Lord-Levy/dp/1847373151 I have sen these repeatedly in £land, adn worth a quid of anyones money

abc1989

What about Jamie Olivers 30min meals cook book!
or visit urban outfitters http://www.urbanoutfitters.co.uk/Gifts+Home/icat/home

They always have quirky stocking fillers!

phunkles

Play have the green mens breo watch for £5.99 today as part of monday madness - with cashback from tcb that would be a nice small gift

mr_knight

Penelope_Penguin wrote: »

• chocolate pennies

Any other ideas, please? TIA :A

Oh dear. I read that as chocolate penis oopppsss. LOL

Marks and Spencer had some cheap cooks books and there were codes for free delivery and 10% off.

these look good too:http://www.amazon.co.uk/Set-Kid-Teenager-Eggbox-Socks/dp/B002DL94SS


JFYI I heard the Jamie book is good but a bit of a complicated layout. I've asked for it for xmas but not sure if it will be suitable for a 15 year old (read reviews on Amazon)

Kleopatra

The River Cottage Family Cookbook is available as part of the 2 for £10 at WHSmith instore offer + there is a voucher for £5 off a £12 spend too

I'm struggling for ideas for an 11 yr boy and 17 yr girl who has everything and would prefer money which I am not keen on giving.

coco1980

I have an 11 yo ds that i have struggled to buy for, ended up with some footie themed things for his bedroom, ie clock, mouse mat, he also has some books, and i was lucky in that i got guitar hero full band bundle for 70.00 reduced from 150.00:T as he mentioned that in passing a few months ago, other than that he has footie socks, smelly stuff and a few dvds

mumpig

Still doing stockings for DS-25 & DD-27 as they say they are the best thing at xmas and last year we had a very tight xmas & DS has a choice between a big present or his stocking & chose the stocking! The things DS loves best are all the bits I find in poundland & home bargains-plastic c**p as its called in our house! Go for things he would have brought as a ten year old - wrap each one up in cheep paper-silly putty, little modelling kits, cheep radio control cars, glo sticks, anything that flies, chinese lanterns, his old fav sweets etc etc you will soon collect a big pile of stuff and its great fun as each one is unwrapped-go for silly stuff too half our fun is some of the strange things I manage to find!

lynzpower

http://www.play.com/Books/Books/4-/281044/Food-for-Free/Product.html?searchstring=seasonalsavingsbooks&searchtype=allproducts&searchsource=0&searchfilters=s{seasonalsavingsbooks}+c{91}+&cpage=2&ob=4&urlrefer=search

I just saw this whilst browsing, only a couple of quid as well, I think this might be a good buy?

Ros_Callander

Hi there,
In case you havent got it all sorted now, what about keeping an eye on Groupon? I bought a Groupon voucher for 2 hour session at a Raptor centre in Cupar, Fife....(near us) - the session normally costs £60 for two hours 121 instruction inlearning to handle and fly different types of Birds of Prey. The voucher was £24 and I had a £6 credit for a recommendation, so it only cost me £18.
It's something different that he'll remember..... just a suggestion :-D