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Coffee Gift Basket - more ideas, please!

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  • anyone know where i can buy the chocolate teaspoons havent seen them anywhere?

    Tesco have them for 49p each, (chocolate stirrers) hanging by the coffee on strips. M & S have them for about £1.60 for 4, again hanging on strips. They are plastic sticks with a bobble of chocolate on you stir the coffee and they melt. - Not that I've tried them of course.:D
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  • Tesco have them for 49p each, (chocolate stirrers) hanging by the coffee on strips. M & S have them for about £1.60 for 4, again hanging on strips. They are plastic sticks with a bobble of chocolate on you stir the coffee and they melt. - Not that I've tried them of course.:D

    These sound great but how do they taste??..x
  • anyone know where i can buy the chocolate teaspoons havent seen them anywhere?

    What's wrong with makeing them yourself?
  • bedshapedbedshaped Forumite
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    papworth wrote: »
    I thought tesco had little pots of baileys milk mixture you add to the coffee - like those little UHT milks you get in hotels etc. I can't find them online though

    Tipples I think they're called - they do a baileys and another flavour (possibly Amaretto)
  • was in poundland yesterday and they have a candle/incense set that smells of coffee its very nice smells like filter coffee. and you guessed it only £1
    hee hee

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  • VLTVLT Forumite
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    Hi, just for something a little different been into home bargains today and bought 2 coffee break puzzles ( wrapped like filter coffee) only 99p.
  • Hi CJ. Just read your post and was wondering how the xmas gift went down? i was considering doing the same for a birthday present.:j
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    JamesT4 wrote: »
    Hi CJ. Just read your post and was wondering how the xmas gift went down? i was considering doing the same for a birthday present.:j

    I'm not sure you'll get an answer James as this thread was created in 2007 and is now 12 years old. If you need suggestions you'll be better off making a new thread :D
  • C_JC_J Forumite
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    Gosh, twelve years ago! Doesn't time fly, eh?

    The coffee hamper I made was excellent (though don't ask me now after all this time exactly what I put in it). You can be sure that my FIL didn't appreciate it though, or bother to say thank you. He's always been a very grumpy man :)
  • C_J wrote: »
    You can be sure that my FIL didn't appreciate it though, or bother to say thank you. He's always been a very grumpy man :)

    Probably too much caffeine...
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