Selfridges is also offering a number of hampers ranging from £50 to a whopping £5,000. Therefore, customers looking to treat themselves and their families this Christmas should think carefully before buying. In total, the combined cost, inclusive of the hamper itself, worked out at £575.70 – a massive £424.30 cheaper than buying the hamper at £1,000. However, when adding up the individual items within the hamper, customers could save more than £400 by purchasing all of the items separately.
In total there are 15 bottles of alcohol, several cakes and sweets as well as a variety of preserves.
It comes with numerous bottles of wine, boxes of chocolate and other culinary delights. The Berkeley Hamper is the priciest of the bunch. Marks & Spencer has released a range of hampers with prices ranging from £50 right up to £1,000. Marks & Spencer © Provided by This Is Money When items were exclusive to hampers, or prices were not available online, we worked out the cost of the nearest possible alternative. We have also researched the best options available for every budget. This is Money has taken a look at the hampers on offer this Christmas, and worked out whether consumers could save by purchasing a selection of items individually. John Lewis, Marks & Spencer and Selfridges are just some of the shops looking to flog the pricey Christmas hauls – but could customers save hundreds by buying the items individually themselves? © Provided by This Is MoneyĬonsumers tempted to buy a hamper, whether it is £20 or £1,000, should check the value of the products inside as it is likely that the cost of buying it all separately would be considerably less.
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Retailers are already encouraging us to make this Christmas a big one by selling hampers stuffed full of alcohol, cheese and chocolates - some of which are worth an eye-watering £1,000. The Christmas buzz has begun, with people desperate to get the festive season started after the subdued affair of last year.Īnd Yuletide spending is predicted to surge this December, as customers splash out on presents, food and drinks.
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