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Bring the holiday cheer with these exquisite selection of festive treats
Christmas is synonymous with merriment, happiness and the spirit of giving. When you’re looking for a personalised gift for someone who loves food, you can never go wrong with a Christmas hamper complete with all the delicious treats that they enjoy.
In this article, Tatler runs down seven Christmas hampers that have made the holidays just a little more special. Each elegantly arranged basket is filled to the brim with tasty delights, making it a feast for the eyes and a pleasure for the taste buds.
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Solaire
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Solaire Christmas Hamper (Photo: Solaire)
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Satisfy all your sweet and savoury holiday cravings with Solaire’s wide range of delectable offerings from each of their Christmas hampers. From macaroons and honey to foie gras and Iberico ham, you’ll be sure to fill your table with delicacies from all over the world. Each hamper comes with either wine, whisky, or champagne to make quick and perfect pairings.
Shangri-La The Fort
Shangri-La The Fort Christmas Hamper (Photo: Shangri-La The Fort)
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Celebrate the holidays with Shangri-La The Fort’s expertly curated Christmas basket. Filled with the Bake House’s delectable pastries, chocolate bars, and treats, there’s something for everyone in the family to enjoy—making it the ideal hamper for quality time and bonding.
Wildflour
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Wildflour Yuletide Crate (Photo: Wildflour)
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Nothing says Christmas spirit like hot cocoa and cookies. Wildflour’s Yuletide Delights Crate offers exactly that and more. With classic Filipino delicacies like biscocho, polvoron, sardines, and homemade strawberry jam, it’s like a trip down memory lane to those classic holiday dinners of your youth.
Deli Drop
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Deli Drop Basket of Joy
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With smoked salmon, pinot noir, chocolates, and more, Deli Drop’s Basket of Joy balances out the sweet and savoury with their tasty range of goodies. The holidays are all about slowing down to find pleasure in the good things in life, so treat yourself to these exquisite flavours.
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Winery
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The Luxury Holiday Hamper by Winery (Photo: Winery)
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For something more flavourful and requires a more mature palette, Winery’s Luxury Holiday Hamper offers two bottles of wine, key ingredients for making the perfect pasta pairing, and some chocolate bars and crackers to top it all off.
Healthy Options
Elevate the holidays with an abundance of healthy snacks, refreshing drinks, and gastronomic treats through Healthy Options’ Fiesta Basket. A well-balanced diet is the keyword here, but that doesn’t mean you have to lose out on life’s greatest indulgences.
Bacchus Épicerie
A bottle of wine and five USDA Prime-grade steaks—you can’t go wrong with that combo. This is a gift hamper that suits any occasion and is what Bacchus Épicerie would call, “The gift for the person that has everything.”
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