kids type hampers reduced again john lewis

claire21

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John Lewis has reduced lots of hampers to clear including the Children's Drummer Basket, The Christmas Tray & more. The offer's while stocks last so hurry if you want one. Likely to be gone in most stores. Delivery for online orders is £3 if you spend under £30, free over that. Thanks to claire21 for the great find!

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kelda_shelton

anyone have an idea of use by dates on the sweeties? And what size the bear and sleigh is? (Love the sleigh!!)

Looks very very cute!

tamsle

No idea on the use-by dates, but I brought the £10 one yesterday guessing that things like jelly babies and chocolate have a long enough shelf life to make it to my house and last a few days Not sure how long they'd last if you're thinking of keeping them for prezzie later in the year but to have for yourself I reckon you'd be fine!

jess1974

omg the original price was £49 on the first one, who in there right mind would've paid that....

pepperoni_2

kelda_shelton wrote: »

anyone have an idea of use by dates on the sweeties? And what size the bear and sleigh is? (Love the sleigh!!)

Looks very very cute!

I think the term miniature sleigh may mean it's quite small..but who knows

sassyblue

jess1974 wrote: »

omg the original price was £49 on the first one, who in there right mind would've paid that....

hehe was going to say the same. Does nayone know if the two sundae glasses come with the hamper? It doesn't say so but strange to put them in the picture.

bargainhuntress_2

kelda_shelton wrote: »

anyone have an idea of use by dates on the sweeties? And what size the bear and sleigh is? (Love the sleigh!!)

Looks very very cute!

You could always 'eat the treats' now and add your own as a gift for next xmas.... if you have space to hide/store a sleigh and bear, or two, depending on the number of kids etc.... as well as all the other grabbits bought in readiness!

Iamstressed

Thanks Just sent one to my grandaughter

She needs cheering up as daddie has just gone to afghan again

kevhenderson

I bought a £65 Christmas Box for £17.50, but even then it was hardly worth the money. Most items are poor quality. The wine for instance is only £3.79 in Waitrose. I would have been disgusted if I had paid £65!

gentleorange

sassyblue wrote: »

hehe was going to say the same. Does nayone know if the two sundae glasses come with the hamper? It doesn't say so but strange to put them in the picture.

I impulse bought the £10 one with the felt house. You don't get sundae glasses with it. The red felt house is cute but I don't have any use for it. Instead of the gingerbread man kit, etc I got 2 little packets of Haribo jellybeans and jellymen, 2 chunky chocolate lollies, a little bag of those things they usually call choc footballs but they were caling these ones 'gems', and a xmas tree biscuit dipped in dark chocolate. The sweets I wouldn't pay more than a fiver for, so I feel a bit annoyed now:( I know they say contents can vary, but I'm going to see if I can return it.

superflyguy_2

jess1974 wrote: »

omg the original price was £49 on the first one, who in there right mind would've paid that....

Omg who would pay the sale price?!

There aint a tenner worth of sweets in it :eek:

Im off for a £10 mixture from the local newsagent... :rotfl: