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Little Christmas extras. Remarkably capable of becoming a larger order.
A small chocolate shape or chew bar has quite different stocking ambitions from a multipack. The named pack makes that distinction clear without a guessing game on Christmas Eve. There is still nothing to stop someone deciding that a larger packet is a perfectly reasonable stocking filler for themselves.
Tubes, oranges and the small stuff that fills the toe of the stocking.
Every British Christmas has one pudding nobody really wants. This is the other kind. Cadbury Christmas Puds are little chocolate puds, made for tha...
View full detailsNobody ever admits to biting the antlers off first. Everybody does. The Maltesers Gingerbread Reindeer is the little chocolate reindeer that Britis...
View full detailsEvery British stocking has a chocolate hiding somewhere near the toe, and it never survives past breakfast. The Maltesers Reindeer is a very strong...
View full detailsEvery stocking has something wedged right down in the toe. This is the thing that ends up there. The Nestlé KitKat Santa is the chocolate you grew ...
View full detailsEvery Christmas cracker has a paper hat, a terrible joke and a small plastic thing nobody can identify. This one has Starmix instead. The Haribo St...
View full detailsIf mint chocolate is your thing and the British version is specifically your thing, Terry's Milk Chocolate Mint Bar is probably already somewhere i...
View full detailsNobody ever eats just the one they wanted. You reach in, you get whatever comes out, and you pretend that was the plan all along. Rowntree's Random...
View full detailsGingerbread was always going to turn up somewhere at Christmas. This year it turned up with Cadbury and Oreo. Cadbury Oreo Gingerbread puts all thr...
View full detailsTry eating one without chewing. You will last about four seconds, and you will swear it was ten. Rowntree's Fruit Pastilles, in the tube that lived...
View full detailsNobody in history has eaten one Jelly Tot. You tip the tube, a handful lands in your palm, and that is the next ten minutes spoken for. Rowntree's ...
View full detailsIf there is one box that appears on every British Christmas table without anyone really deciding to put it there, it is Celebrations. The mini box ...
View full detailsThe tree is not finished until something striped is hanging off it. Bonds of London Candy Canes are that something.They are the hooked sweets of a ...
View full detailsIf you grew up in the UK, Matchmakers have a very specific place in the Christmas calendar, usually appearing on a side table at some point in Dece...
View full detailsNobody eats just one mini. They eat one, then another to check, and then the pack is mysteriously lighter. Terry's Milk Chocolate Mint Crisp Minis ...
View full detailsEvery British Christmas has a few Mini Snowballs rolling round the bottom of somebody's stocking. The Cadbury Dairy Milk Mini Snowballs Bar lines t...
View full detailsEvery stocking has a net of gold coins wedged in the toe. Nobody remembers asking for them, and nobody ever leaves them. These are Cadbury Dairy Mi...
View full detailsThe Milkybars are on me. Every British child who grew up in front of the telly believed the Milkybar Kid meant it. The Nestlé Milkybar Giant Tube i...
View full detailsEverybody has a colour they save till last, and nobody has ever agreed which one. The Nestlé Smarties Giant Tube settles nothing, but it does give ...
View full detailsEvery British Christmas has a bar that goes in the stocking and somehow never makes it to lunch. Cadbury Dairy Milk Winter Wonderland is that bar. ...
View full detailsSome smells go straight back to a Saturday matinee: the trailers rolling, the floor a bit sticky, the bag rustling louder than the film. That bag w...
View full detailsThe bag is open before the trailers have finished. By the opening credits, somebody is tipping the last crumbs into their palm and pretending it wa...
View full detailsThe film has not even started and the bag is already half empty. You know exactly who did it.Butterkist Simply Salted Popcorn is the bag from the c...
View full detailsThe film has not even started and the bag is already half gone. Butterkist Sweet & Salted Popcorn is the one that sat on the coffee table every...
View full detailsYou tap it, you unwrap it, and the whole thing falls open into segments. Some rituals do not need explaining.Terry's Chocolate Orange White is the ...
View full detailsBuy Terry's Milk Chocolate Mint - 145g in Canada Terry's Milk Chocolate Mint - 145g is mint flavour milk chocolate from the same Terry’s world as t...
View full detailsFew British confectionery products carry quite the same cultural weight as the Terry's Chocolate Orange. It is round, it requires a firm tap on a h...
View full detailsIf you grew up in the UK, you already know the ritual: the satisfying thwack on a hard surface, the segments fanning out, and the very specific sme...
View full detailsNobody has ever eaten just one. Plenty of people have said they were going to. Fox's Chocolatey Milk Chocolate Rounds are the biscuits with the cho...
View full detailsNobody has ever eaten one button. Most people have eaten six at once and called it one. Cadbury Dairy Milk Buttons are the little flat discs of Dai...
View full detailsChristmas pudding, but the kind nobody has to set on fire. Cadbury Mini Puds are little chocolate puddings, small enough that you can have one, the...
View full detailsThe small things in a Christmas stocking have a habit of being remembered for years. The coins at the bottom, a familiar tube of sweets and a chocolate character someone has been trying not to squash. They need not be complicated to get right.
Our stocking picks bring together British favourites in useful little formats. Start with their favourite chocolate or sweet, add something seasonal, and leave yourself enough space for the non-food presents. A stocking is not nearly as stretchy as the shopping basket suggests.
Cadbury Dairy Milk coins bring the familiar little net, while KitKat Santa supplies the Christmas character. Good choices when you want the stocking to look festive before anybody has started tearing into it.
Every stocking has a net of gold coins wedged in the toe. Nobody remembers asking for them, and nobody ever leaves them. These are Cadbury Dairy Mi...
View full detailsEvery stocking has something wedged right down in the toe. This is the thing that ends up there. The Nestlé KitKat Santa is the chocolate you grew ...
View full detailsSmarties and Rowntree’s Fruit Pastilles in tubes give you different treats to wrap. A useful place to start when one person wants chocolate and another would much rather find sweets in their stocking.
Everybody has a colour they save till last, and nobody has ever agreed which one. The Nestlé Smarties Giant Tube settles nothing, but it does give ...
View full detailsTry eating one without chewing. You will last about four seconds, and you will swear it was ten. Rowntree's Fruit Pastilles, in the tube that lived...
View full detailsMaltesers Gingerbread Reindeer and a Haribo Starmix Cracker Tube add different festive formats. Pick the flavour and sweet they enjoy, rather than buying identical stockings and hoping nobody notices the difference.
Nobody ever admits to biting the antlers off first. Everybody does. The Maltesers Gingerbread Reindeer is the little chocolate reindeer that Britis...
View full detailsEvery Christmas cracker has a paper hat, a terrible joke and a small plastic thing nobody can identify. This one has Starmix instead. The Haribo St...
View full detailsThe classics are hard to beat: Cadbury Dairy Milk coins in their net, a Nestlé KitKat Santa and a tube of Smarties or Fruit Pastilles. Start with their favourite, then add one small surprise they would never think to buy for themselves.
Baileys Chocolate Twists, Simpkins Mulled Wine Travel Sweets or a Walker’s Nonsuch Toffee Duo With Hammer, for a start. Each one says you know exactly who you are buying for, and a Terry’s Chocolate Orange never needs an introduction.
Yes, and they come in the little net every stocking seems to expect at the bottom. We send orders from Halifax, so you can add them to a Christmas order for any Canadian address.
The Great British Shop in Halifax fills stockings all over Canada, with no minimum order, so a single Jelly Tots tube is a perfectly respectable purchase. It rarely stops at one, mind you. Locals can choose free Halifax pick-up at checkout and start filling sooner.
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The Christmas range lands from the UK in early November.
The day it arrives we unpack it, pack your order and send it on its way. Advent calendars go first, and everything reaches you within a few days wherever you are in Canada.
Order now and it has your name on it. The favourites go early every year. The people who leave it until December are the ones who miss out.
