Gifts For Sweet Lovers: Treats For Anyone With A Sweet Tooth

For the person with a secret sweets drawer.

Some of the gifts we suggest here are sold by other shops, not by us. Where we link to them, we say so.

Cards to go with it

Funny cards designed in house in the UK.

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Under £15

  • A retro sweet jar.
  • A letterbox pick and mix.
  • Fudge from a local maker.

£15 to £40

  • A retro sweets hamper by decade.
  • A chocolate tasting box.
  • A make-your-own sweets kit.

Treat gifts

  • A chocolate subscription.
  • A chocolate-making class.
  • A personalised sweet hamper.

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How to write it so it lands

  • Check for allergies and dietary needs.
  • Pick sweets from the decade they grew up in.

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We make cards, pin badges, prints and party bits in house. These are from other shops we rate, and buying through the link costs you nothing extra.

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The Grinch Squashies Sweets Bulk - Pack of 3

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Dairy Milk Chocolate Gift Box Hamper, Full Sized Bars, Letterbox Friendly product photo

Dairy Milk Chocolate Gift Box Hamper, Full Sized Bars, Letterbox Friendly

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British Retro Sweet Hamper of Old Fashioned, Sour and Chewy Sweets Mix product photo

British Retro Sweet Hamper of Old Fashioned, Sour and Chewy Sweets Mix

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Frequently asked questions

What do you buy someone with a sweet tooth?

A retro sweet hamper from their childhood decade always goes down well.

Can you post sweets?

Yes. Letterbox sweet gifts are an easy option.

What is a good example of gifts for sweet lovers?

"A letterbox pick and mix." is one of 9 examples on this page. Pick the one closest to the tone you want, then add a specific detail of your own - a shared memory, a date, a name - so it reads as yours rather than copied.

Can I copy these messages word for word?

Yes. Everything on this page is free to copy, print and read out - no permission or credit needed. Changing one detail so it fits the person is all we would suggest.

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