John Lewis Hamper including 3 bottles of wine and nice hamper reduced from £100 to £25. Also have smaller teatime treats hamper reduced from £18 to £4.50
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simon31leeds
31 Dec 1515#3
Monistrol Cava around £8, 2 other bottles at say £4 per bottle, Crackers that will store without issue at say £5 so already at £20 + 10 other items for your additional fiver..........I'd probably say so.
j2hot
31 Dec 1512#1
heat from me. seems just about value for money at £25. frighteningly overpriced at £100!
deb8z
31 Dec 156#5
It's terrible they charge for click & collect now unless you spend thirty quid.
Monaco Blue
31 Dec 155#67
If this had been 20th December this would have sold out without a doubt. We would be buying for our neighbours, the person who feeds the goldfish during vacations, our relatives and buying just for the sake of cheapness. Now we are all sated with Xmas, have no need for hampers and are therefore haranguing each other over the price and contents. Hilarious!
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j2hot
31 Dec 1512#1
heat from me. seems just about value for money at £25. frighteningly overpriced at £100!
Bogart to j2hot
31 Dec 151#42
Spend £25 and get what you want not what John Lewis want to shift.
rolstherat
31 Dec 152#2
Is it even worth that?
Newbold to rolstherat
31 Dec 151#6
Not really.
simon31leeds
31 Dec 1515#3
Monistrol Cava around £8, 2 other bottles at say £4 per bottle, Crackers that will store without issue at say £5 so already at £20 + 10 other items for your additional fiver..........I'd probably say so.
dudedude to simon31leeds
31 Dec 15#71
eh?
monistrol = £5
white wine = £5
red wine = £5
yule log = £1, at this time of year, they are in every supermarket for pennies
crackers = £1, ditto, just bought 12 for £1.50
So I'd say £25 is a fair price, but not cheap.
I'd happily pay £15 (but no more, £8 is la-la land for cava) for the alcohol, but whether I'd pay £10 for the rest of it, hmm, probably not, because it's basically random Christmas crap that I wouldn't eat and can't be given as a gift as it will be stale by next year
stephenashforth
31 Dec 15#4
Not worth £100 or even £50 but seem pretty good for £25. Don't forget to factor in delivery or collection charge unless you spend enough to make free.
deb8z
31 Dec 156#5
It's terrible they charge for click & collect now unless you spend thirty quid.
robertoegg to deb8z
31 Dec 15#23
buy two, then return one immediately :smiley:
twinkle
31 Dec 15#7
Wow poor reviews for this hamper even when it was half price.
sradmad
31 Dec 153#8
good find op, heat added
Lottiesmum
31 Dec 153#9
Looks like excellent value to me at this price, especially with the wicker basket.
rabb5it to Lottiesmum
1 Jan 16#85
Exactly, that's a years entertainment for the rabbit.
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monistrol = £5
white wine = £5
red wine = £5
yule log = £1, at this time of year, they are in every supermarket for pennies
crackers = £1, ditto, just bought 12 for £1.50
So I'd say £25 is a fair price, but not cheap.
I'd happily pay £15 (but no more, £8 is la-la land for cava) for the alcohol, but whether I'd pay £10 for the rest of it, hmm, probably not, because it's basically random Christmas crap that I wouldn't eat and can't be given as a gift as it will be stale by next year