The Norfolk hamper company thread

jellyhead

Shopping_mum wrote: »

Another new deal available for 12 hampers throughout the year for £90.00.
Sounds great as you can send each one to a different person and can change hampers if you prefer to try a different one to the one offered for that month

Hmmm .... that is tempting! I like the idea of sending to a different person each month!

bluepatchworkcat

Have just ordered the 12 for £90, will be lovely to look forward to one each month. Is the £4.99 p&p a one-off charge do you know? I suppose it must be as there is no way of more being taken, or might there be an invoice sent each month for a further £4.99?

quintwins

Wonder how long the dates on there products are, i'd be tempted to buy this for xmas pressies for next year but with it being food items i don't think they'll last

I think i'd rather have them all now.

jellyhead

quintwins wrote: »

Wonder how long the dates on there products are, i'd be tempted to buy this for xmas pressies for next year but with it being food items i don't think they'll last

I think i'd rather have them all now.

Maybe they'd let you if you asked nicely ... it would probably save them postage costs

kaz661978

I visited the norfolk hamper company shop today and purchsed one of there deals. I only paid £90.00 for 12 hampers i thought i would let you all know. If you look under our finest hampers on there website i've been told by one of the staff this is limited to the first 50 customers.

kingfisherblue

I had the 12 for £79.99 hamper deal, and asked Neil if I could have the hampers early as some have to go to other parts of the country. I received my last hampers today - the Christmas hamper, jams hamper and free sweets hamper. I'm delighted with them. They're well packed, filled with goodies and only a minimal amount of packaging (shredded, zigzagged thick red paper, very Christmassy!). They worked out at less than £6 each, which is fantastic value for money, especially for such good quality products.

The free sweets hamper is different from the retro sweets hamper. Retro has lots of loose sweets, whereas the free hamper has four small jars containing jelly beans, aniseed drop, black bullets and butter balls.

The Christmas hamper has biscuits, brandy butter, chutney, jam, box of jelly fruits, mint thins and other items. The hampers are at my mum's, so I can't take a peek at the moment.

Most of the jars are quite a nice shape as well, so I'm going to ask those who receive them to pass the empties back to me. I'll recycle them in the form of a craft at my Brownie unit

AMIE399

i noticed that they have the 12 months hampers for £90 +p+p
www.thenorfolkhamperco.uk
sorry dont know how to do links but if you go to website then go to gift hampers, then click on our finest hampers, the £90 for 12 months deal is there....... im happy becouse i joint the hamper club last week so got 20% off that !!!! so each month i will get sent a different hamper for under £7 !

hope this helps someone

debtmess

I keep seeing offers from here are they any good value wise?

debsjc

I wonder exactly what they mean by this

''From then on each hamper will arrive the last week of each month,each one being different,we will choose the hamper each month or you have the choice to choose from our range with new hampers being added all the time ''

If I could pick it would be great, but I wouldn't want them sending random things I might not use

Storck

debtmess wrote: »

I keep seeing offers from here are they any good value wise?

The ones we have had are very good value on the offers.