Christmas Hampers

  

Hampers are a great gift at Christmas, especially for those people that seem to have everything. The ones you can't honestly think of a thing to give them.  

A hamper is a bit of luxury that can be enjoyed over the holidays with little effort. 

John Lewis sent me one of their luxury hampers to try. It was a rather boozy hamper, although there was tea and coffee in their too as well as some good quality olive oil and balsamic vinegar and a wooden tray filled with dried fruits that are destined to appear in a cake very soon.

John Lewis has a huge range of hampers for all tastes, from cheese and chillies to chocolate and champagne, with lots of mixed hampers too.

There is also the option to build your own hamper which is rather fun.

You know it's all going to be beautifully presented and of the highest quality. 

I have a few hampers, but this is the nicest wicker basket I've seen. It screams quality.

My mother was very pleased to be given this one. It's now storing Cooper's toys and looks rather splendid on top of her wooden wardrobe.

Now before you go, I would like to remind you that I have some hampers to giveaway in my 12 Days of Christmas Giveaway Bonanza, so do take the time to enter.

• Black Dog Deli Hamper (closes 25 December 2013)
• Cadburys Hamper (closes 26 December 2013)
• Yeo Valley Hamper & Cookbook (closes 30 December 2013)
• Festive Drinks for Two Hamper from Whittard (closes 1 January 2014)
• Whisk Breakfast Hamper (closes 2 January 2014)
• Cooks & Co Hamper (closes 3 January 2014)
• Yors Hamper (closes 3 January 2014)

Check out my Ultimate Veggie Christmas Guide with all the recipes and tips you could need for a vegetarian or vegan Christmas.

Disclosure: John Lewis sent me a hamper to review. I was not expected to write a positive review and any opinions expressed are my own.