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Lakeland Bauble Hamper Box £7.49 @ Lakeland (C&C)

£7.49 Lakeland coupon7 Jan 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Groceries

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PrincessJellybean

6 Jan 16

Was £29.99 Now £7.49
Inside this handsome festive box is a selection of tasty treats both sweet and savoury, along with a felt Christmas pudding bauble which will look splendid hanging from your tree. And when the box is empty, you can use it to store some baubles come Twelfth Night.
Thursday Cottage Strawberry Jam with Champagne (112g)
Coco Pzazz Winter Spice Chocolate Drops (95g)
English Breakfast Tea (8 bags)
Choccy Ginger Munchy Seeds (50g)
Edinburgh Tea & Coffee Company Irish Cream Fresh Ground
Coffee (56g)
Claire’s Handmade Lakeland Farmhouse Chutney (120g)
Matthew Walker Classic Christmas Pudding (100g)
West Country Candy Assorted Fudge (100g)

16 comments

dicki

9 Jan 16 #16

Thanks PrincessJellybean. I got one from the Watford branch of Lakeland. Three left on the shelf!

carrie136

6 Jan 16 #14

yeah .i was just too late :disappointed:

PrincessJellybean to carrie136

6 Jan 16 #15

you could keep your eye on the bhs hampers, most are reduced by 50% or more already, but I think they are still a bit overpriced right now...but they may drop again in the next week, so it might be worth keeping an eye on them. :smiley:

carrie136

6 Jan 16 #12

telling me discontinued:(

PrincessJellybean to carrie136

6 Jan 16 #13

Thanks I have asked for it to be expired, i think a fair few must have been bought by hukd'ers, because before i listed it put 50 in my basket to make sure there were plently left.... lol.... yay for all those getting a deal and sorry to all those who missed out.

annedawso

6 Jan 16 #11

Heat OP. I think I looks good for £7.99. A nice treat.
I make up my own hampers but this looks good value.

cburns

6 Jan 16 1 #9

I can understand why some buy these as presents... cause it's quick...and all done for you... so no hassle
I make my own... it looks good and a lot cheaper and I put battery op fairy lights on them...a nice tacky touch :wink:

PrincessJellybean to cburns

6 Jan 16 #10

Sounds a nice touch to be honest. I intended to make up a hamper this last year, with a selection of luxury food items, but i have limited access to the shops so I ended up buying a hamper online. I have to say i was pleasantly surprised and it was also well received so all was good. I admit it was probably a little overpriced but it was so quick and easy and it was a present that i knew would be used too.

ratcatcher

6 Jan 16 #8

So was that £22 being charged for the tacky little box???????????????

ALL these so called "hampers" are a TOTAL RIP OFF and yet mugs buy them all the time just to look good.

cat410

6 Jan 16 #7

wonder what the expiry date is. Could be a pressie for next xmas

PrincessJellybean

6 Jan 16 2 #6

I certainly agree to some extent. I would have never paid more than than £7.49, and this is why I didnt list it when it was first reduced, but as it is now I think it is a nice little item.
I think the BHS hampers are a very good example of what your saying though, they have loads left at present, I think most are half price or less at the moment but there is no way they are worth those prices. I think if they want to shift them they will have to take them down to 75/80%off.

reindeer333

6 Jan 16 #5

You could most likely purchase all the items for ~ 75p to £1. Then silly companies (John Lewis now here) stick stupid RRP's on them, sell a few to some dopey people and then slash to almost what price they should be in the first place :smiley:

reindeer333

6 Jan 16 3 #4

You could most likely purchase all the items for ~ 75p to a £1. Then silly companies (John Lewis now here) stick stupid RRP's on them, sell a few to some dopey people and then slash to almost what price they should be in the first place :smiley:

bargainbill1

6 Jan 16 #3

hmmm not sure, still seems pricey

reindeer333

6 Jan 16 #1

Not much in there for the money

PrincessJellybean to reindeer333

6 Jan 16 2 #2

I agree the RRP is ridiculous but I think £7.49 is pretty good for 8 items plus a nice Christmas box. the coffee sounds lush.
I think it is the kind of thing that would be nice to buy to cheer yourself up at this time of year... some little treaty items, just to make the winter days a bit more special :smiley:

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