"Good" Cheap? Gift Ideas

Dancook

Distinguished Member
I'm starting to do my christmas shopping. I'm quite picky, so I like to put some thought into my gifts and not get any old crap.

What makes it more difficult is that we're limited to £10 per person this year, so the family's wallets can take a break. Like a secret santa the gifts will be anonymous, and £10 isn't a hard rule.

I found this little gem for just £14, useful for things like garlic chopping! Small enough to be a tool you leave out on the work surface.

Kenwood CH180 Mini Chopper, 300 Watts: Amazon.co.uk: Kitchen & Home

My brother likes his coffee so I thought something like this

3 x 250ml -Coffee & Toppings Gift Box-Caramel, Cinnamon & Vanilla Syrups: Amazon.co.uk: Grocery

Anyone else found any gems? Nothing too gimmicky really.
 
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RBZ5416

Distinguished Member
My missus bought one of those mini choppers around six months ago. I've used it once to fine chop some oats for breadmaking & that's once more than she's used it. :D
 

Ned Senior

Prominent Member
There is a certain Lady I would like to buy a nice gift for you know something that shows she is special to me BUT I do not want to spend a fortune as chances are it would be a waste of money... any suggestions for something nice to stick under her tree (sensible answers please folks)
 

IronGiant

Moderator
Hi Dan, you've hotlinked those images off Amazon :nono: :)
 

RBZ5416

Distinguished Member
These are a great idea.

There's nothing quite like her FINALLY being ready 2 minutes before you're supposed to arrive 30 minutes drive away, only to decide the handbag doesn't go with the earrings. Cue another ten minutes of transferring mountains of crap! :facepalm:
 

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