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bednobs | 17:11 Sat 27th Nov 2010 | Food & Drink
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hi, i am at home at till christmas so have time on my hands. I hate christmas shopping, plus i'm reasonably poor this year, so i am thinking of making people food gifts for christmas this year, I can do brownies reasonably well. Anyone have any other ideas? Perhaps things that will last for a bit as there is always loads of food around at xmas
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Some rich fudge (recipe with butter and condensed milk)
fudge, truffles, jam,shortbread, cookies,chutneys, ?
carrot cake.tiffin cake, bananna bread,rocky road, should all keep for a fair time in containers.
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oatcakes for a savoury alternative. someone made us some last christmas and they were lovely with some of the special christmas cheeses. kept for ages in an airtight jar too.
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some good ideas here thanks. time to experiment i reckon. Now all i have to do is find a shop that sells gift boxes or packaging cheaply
hobby craft aren't bad or make your own?

sheets of glossy magazine lined with silicone paper might be smart?
I like that hot drinks mix idea ! bednobs, have a look here on eBay for boxes and bags, they look really nice! http://shop.ebay.co.u...at=See-All-Categories
i am thinking of making marmalade,chutney and a dumpling as presents
After calculating the cost of the ingredients, wrapping paper, time, gas won't it be cheaper to buy something instead? Just a thought...
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i don't think it needs to be expensive. For example, i already have things like sugar, butter, syrup etc in the cupboard. Am just trying out honetcomb now :)
chex mix is pretty yummy. In the UK make it with shreddies
That's what I am doing bednobs. So far I have made three different types of chutney and mincemeat. I'll also do some jam and mince pies and small puds.

Lakeland have a good selection of jars and tubs etc and they are cheaper than Hobbycraft.
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thanks i tried honeycomb last night and it was an unmitigated disaster, so i'm rapidly reviewing my ideas. i also was looking o the BBC website and they had loads of ideas
Any chance of getting on yours and barmaids christmas prezzie list?! ;0)
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/...lections/edible_gifts
meant to say yuou can also download tags
Check out this section of the MS forum bednobs, some great ideas on there.

Also, check out the rest of that forum too, it's great, im forever poring over it :-)

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