Found this under hampers ......Not too bad for £22.50 ( certainly not worth the £75 original price ) ...but worth a punt for a last minute nicely presented pressie...
BE QUICK ....Showing More than 10 in stock when listed......
A Few Other hampers are available but they are only showing 50% off
The Cube Hamper Includes a variety of premium gourmet brands, the Christmas Cube hamper is presented in a felt cube...... this hamper has something for everyone.
Includes :-
Cabernet Sauvignon V9 Valle Central Chile 75cl 2014 13.5% vol
Sauvignon Blanc V9 Valle Central Chile 75cl 2014 12% vol
Mondovino Spicy Moroccan Seed and Nut Crackers 125g
Coco Pzazz Chilli & Ginger Milk Chocolate Drops 95g
Tyrrell's Tomato & Sweet Chilli Dip 300g
The Dormen Dry Roasted Peanuts 100g
Broderick Bros. Indulgent Tiffin 150g
Farhi Milk, Dark & White Chocolate Covered Hazelnuts 200g
Paddy & Scott's 'Chit, Chat' Dark Roasted Coffee Blend 56g
Click & Collect available from John Lewis Stores (ie Southampton)...not sure about Waitrose???? for £2 or free if you spend £30+
Also standard delivery charge of £3.50 or free if £50+ spend
Top comments
Stopha
22 Dec 1518#29
Not voting either way. I normally just go to Asda, pick up 3 cans of value Kidney Beans, 3 packet soups, a Fray Bentos pie, mincemeat jar, some Werthers Originals, Cheesy Footballs, value Brandy Butter, a clementine and some nuts. Put them in a bag. Take bag home and simply put Sellotape around the bag. Voila, individual, wrapped, creative, personalised present. (Pro-Tip - turn the bag inside out before placing goods in there, so it doesn't look like an Asda bag, but home-made crepe plastic. )
*Only downside is the extra 10p you now have to spend on a plastic bag. But, it is Xmas. And she is my wife, so deserves that little dose of luxury.
gabesdad
22 Dec 158#1
Don't like the fact John Lewis are charging for Click & Collect now. Probably still overpriced at £22.50, but undoubtedly a deal over the original price. Will keep an eye out in the other hampers, as sometimes better overall value once reduced enough.
pineapple12
22 Dec 154#16
No need to be nasty Im not having a go Im just saying an alternative. This is a great saving and worth posting and will look expensive because its from JL. However not voting either way because its expensive in relation to the contents.
Latest comments (49)
choc1969
23 Dec 151#49
Picked up my hampers and impressed with both. The winter warmer is in a lovely wicker trug so I'll get loads of use out of it visiting friends allotments :laughing:
Monaco Blue
23 Dec 152#48
Collected today, amazing value. The lack of lid did not depreciate the product, and the hamper was a nice felt grey box. Thanks OP.
the_flamedeer_hunter1985
22 Dec 15#47
Not just this specific one, the whole range quite a few bad reviews on the products quality, it will be the same range across most of the hampers
balance
22 Dec 15#46
Keep a eye on them they might be reduced further very soon
Babbler
22 Dec 15#45
All hampers now half price.
Turnip
22 Dec 15#44
OOS
vikkers14
22 Dec 15#43
OOS ..was a good deal at that price ..but £75 ..do me a favour
daniellndn
22 Dec 15#42
sold out
MyCherubsandPoodle
22 Dec 15#41
Thank you- ordered 2- 1 for my neighbour who is great with my kids and 1 for my aunt xx
wixster
22 Dec 15#40
That cake alone is "worth" £15 - £20 I believe. Wine I'm assuming £6-8 per bottle. So certainly a good deal if you're interested in this kind of thing.
Ordered but not looking forward to collectting from the Trafford Centre on 23rd December
Burgmeister
22 Dec 15#38
Hardly anyone, hence why they are now heavily reduced!
RegDab
22 Dec 15#36
Good saving from the original price and a quick last minute gift for the in-laws if thats what's required.
But as pointed out above making your own hamper is loads cheaper and more fun and the recepiant then gets what they like to eat.
We do one for my Mother in law. The basket was actually a JL hamper we bought her years ago. We pick it up and fill it with stuff from M&S, and local deli's, food markets etc getting loads of local produce so helping the local economy too. Probably spent £50 and its fit to bust, no padding required to make it look full!
Monaco Blue
22 Dec 15#35
Brilliant - thanks OP.
balance
22 Dec 15#34
Just bought one as don't know know what to get for the in laws, thanks for posting and a happy new year!
smugjojo
22 Dec 15#33
HOT. However limited store pick up for me, therefore no order placed. :smiley:
rickj
22 Dec 15#32
Never knowingly undersold....Never quite sure how that has stacked up legally.
Neighbour_of_the_Beast
22 Dec 152#31
Joined Hotukdeals just to like Stopcha's effort!
rohitmkiller
22 Dec 15#30
the type of people that often shop at waitrose and John Lewis!
Stopha
22 Dec 1518#29
Not voting either way. I normally just go to Asda, pick up 3 cans of value Kidney Beans, 3 packet soups, a Fray Bentos pie, mincemeat jar, some Werthers Originals, Cheesy Footballs, value Brandy Butter, a clementine and some nuts. Put them in a bag. Take bag home and simply put Sellotape around the bag. Voila, individual, wrapped, creative, personalised present. (Pro-Tip - turn the bag inside out before placing goods in there, so it doesn't look like an Asda bag, but home-made crepe plastic. )
*Only downside is the extra 10p you now have to spend on a plastic bag. But, it is Xmas. And she is my wife, so deserves that little dose of luxury.
jayok
22 Dec 15#28
Not worth it
cburns
22 Dec 152#27
Love HUKD...but it brings out the best and worsed in people... me included
Happy fracking Christmas :wink:
wsmarks
22 Dec 15#26
Bought. Although had to pay 6.95 delivery to get it before christmas as no local stores had it in stock.
BustyB293
22 Dec 15#25
Contents not worth it....
Lucifer_UK
22 Dec 15#24
still expensive if u break down the cost. Maybe it will go a bit further?!
A11son
22 Dec 152#23
The wine alone must be worth at least a tenner. Of course it's worth £22.50. A nice storage box to boot!
barga
22 Dec 15#22
was the content really worth £75?
Sunrayho
22 Dec 15#21
Come on KIDS, behave. It seems a valid posting and a valid reply.
bojangles
22 Dec 151#19
is there £20 worth of food there?
Babbler to bojangles
22 Dec 15#20
Not really no... let alone £75! Who would pay that?!?
benjammin316
22 Dec 15#18
No one is obliged to post deals, but everyone is entitled to an opinion.
Take criticism on the chin & carry on.
gren05
22 Dec 151#17
My comment was not nasty ....but true.......
pineapple12
22 Dec 154#16
No need to be nasty Im not having a go Im just saying an alternative. This is a great saving and worth posting and will look expensive because its from JL. However not voting either way because its expensive in relation to the contents.
mikecml
22 Dec 15#15
Unfortunately my local Waitrose store, Billericay is a shambles and has suspended its click and collect operations.
pineapple12
22 Dec 152#12
Not voting either way. Made my own food hamper its so easy. either buy a basket or get a box decorate it with nice paper, bulk out bottom with paper, add gently scruntched tissue paper. Add whatever contents you like. Add a few bows, drap a few bits of thin ribbon. Use a large amount of cellophane to cover either flattish on top or pull up and tie with elastic band then add a big bow and giftcard.
Its so much cheaper, personal, and easy. Bits can be obtained anywhere like cellophane Lidl, Tiger, Wilko( check still in stock) craft stores or even florists. Tissue paper, bows etc BM or HB, G&T Range.
For more posh gift get a basket from the range and decorate with black and gold theme.
You can make as cheaply or expensive as you want tailored to the persons recieving it.
gren05 to pineapple12
22 Dec 152#13
Everyone to their own......Some people do not have the time...but hotukdeals is about finding a deal which MIGHT help others...to me this is a deal....& being from John Lewis always adds a certain amount of quality!!
gren05 to pineapple12
22 Dec 151#14
I look forward to seeing some of your deals?????????
choc1969
22 Dec 15#11
Ordered with the Winter Warmer, great gift for older relatives now at realistic prices :innocent:
Thanks OP
sonalkhimji
22 Dec 15#10
Ordered. Heat added. Thanks!
daddycool1974
22 Dec 15#9
Plenty of hampers to choose from, including the chocolate cube. Saved me the dilemma of what to get for the parents this year. Hot from me.
the_flamedeer_hunter1985
22 Dec 151#6
I would read the reviews before purchasing, they are very recent and not happy with the hampers
gren05 to the_flamedeer_hunter1985
22 Dec 15#7
Just doesn't have a lid ...but contents seem ok ...so worth a punt for £22.50...I think
mikecml to the_flamedeer_hunter1985
22 Dec 15#8
Reviews or review? seems the only review as a problem with the lack of a lid and cant wrap the cube. Says the contents are "nice"
mikecml
22 Dec 151#5
Looks excellent value at £22.50. Spend £30 and click and collect is free.
Wastegate86
22 Dec 151#4
Most the items look terrible
annieb78
22 Dec 15#3
Just ordered one
annieb78
22 Dec 151#2
Was just about to post about this
gabesdad
22 Dec 158#1
Don't like the fact John Lewis are charging for Click & Collect now. Probably still overpriced at £22.50, but undoubtedly a deal over the original price. Will keep an eye out in the other hampers, as sometimes better overall value once reduced enough.
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Opening post
BE QUICK ....Showing More than 10 in stock when listed......
A Few Other hampers are available but they are only showing 50% off
The Cube Hamper Includes a variety of premium gourmet brands, the Christmas Cube hamper is presented in a felt cube...... this hamper has something for everyone.
Includes :-
Cabernet Sauvignon V9 Valle Central Chile 75cl 2014 13.5% vol
Sauvignon Blanc V9 Valle Central Chile 75cl 2014 12% vol
Mondovino Spicy Moroccan Seed and Nut Crackers 125g
Coco Pzazz Chilli & Ginger Milk Chocolate Drops 95g
Tyrrell's Tomato & Sweet Chilli Dip 300g
The Dormen Dry Roasted Peanuts 100g
Broderick Bros. Indulgent Tiffin 150g
Farhi Milk, Dark & White Chocolate Covered Hazelnuts 200g
Paddy & Scott's 'Chit, Chat' Dark Roasted Coffee Blend 56g
Click & Collect available from John Lewis Stores (ie Southampton)...not sure about Waitrose???? for £2 or free if you spend £30+
Also standard delivery charge of £3.50 or free if £50+ spend
Top comments
*Only downside is the extra 10p you now have to spend on a plastic bag. But, it is Xmas. And she is my wife, so deserves that little dose of luxury.
Latest comments (49)
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But as pointed out above making your own hamper is loads cheaper and more fun and the recepiant then gets what they like to eat.
We do one for my Mother in law. The basket was actually a JL hamper we bought her years ago. We pick it up and fill it with stuff from M&S, and local deli's, food markets etc getting loads of local produce so helping the local economy too. Probably spent £50 and its fit to bust, no padding required to make it look full!
*Only downside is the extra 10p you now have to spend on a plastic bag. But, it is Xmas. And she is my wife, so deserves that little dose of luxury.
Happy fracking Christmas :wink:
Take criticism on the chin & carry on.
Its so much cheaper, personal, and easy. Bits can be obtained anywhere like cellophane Lidl, Tiger, Wilko( check still in stock) craft stores or even florists. Tissue paper, bows etc BM or HB, G&T Range.
For more posh gift get a basket from the range and decorate with black and gold theme.
You can make as cheaply or expensive as you want tailored to the persons recieving it.
Thanks OP