We’ve gone all Christmassy over at My Favourite Voucher
Codes. It’s okay, we’re officially allowed to now it’s December. So expect all
things Santa, baubles, turkey and wrapping paper for the next few weeks – and don’t
say you haven’t been warned.
For starters, let’s talk unusual gifts. I think it’s safe to
admit that some presents can get a bit samey, year in, year out. Yes, I’m looking
at YOU, bubble bath and YOU novelty pair of socks. So what if you want to make
an effort this year and give your gift buying a more unusual edge. Well fret
not, because we’ve got a few ideas for your perusal. Firstly, if you want to
buy a coffee table book for someone, but not exactly the same must-have title that everyone will be buying, then head on down to the Blurb Bookstore –
they’ve got a whole heap of superb quality self-published photo books, recipe
books, and picture books that many will be itching to get their hands on. If
you want to venture beyond the world of books, then have a read of our guide to unusual gift buying and it might help you on the road to being original…
Grandparents sometimes get a bit of a raw deal when it comes
to the annual Christmas present, so why not get them something extra special
this year? Our helpful grandparent gift blog can help you choose the right gift
experience, hobby-themed present or calendar with a difference.
And what’s that other thing you have remember to organise in
December? Apart from the online shopping, the hiding of the presents, the
wrapping of the presents etc etc. That’s right, it’s the Christmas dinner! Don’t
be stuck with the last turkey in the shop and start you preparations right now
with our guide to the perfect Christmas dinner. And did you know you can know
get additional help in all things foodie with the aid of only your smartphone?
The fantastic new mySuperlist app helps you organise shopping lists, check and
compare prices and take advantage of exclusive deals. The perfect companion to
your Christmas dinner preparations, we think you’ll agree.
Now, where did we put those leftover Christmas crackers from
last year…?
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