MakeHampers Christmas chocolate hampers hold truffles, brownies, chocolate-coated honeycomb and hand-made bars from UK chocolatiers like Whitakers and Beech's. Sweet, and plenty of it. Enough to see someone through to Boxing Day, hand packed in the UK, with free UK delivery on every one.
A Christmas chocolate hamper is chocolate in several forms, put together to share or to ration. Truffles, brownies, chocolate-coated honeycomb, salted caramels, hand-made bars. The makers we lean on include Whitakers, Beech's, Joe & Seph's and Buttermilk.
A good one mixes dark with milk, and something chewy with something that snaps. That way the box lasts past the first handful. Around half the range has no alcohol in it at all. It works when you are not sure someone drinks.
Chocolate is the most-given Christmas gift, and the narrowest. If they will have three boxes open by Boxing Day, send a cheese hamper instead. If they are the one who hides the good stuff from the rest of the house, start here.
Every price includes free UK delivery, with nothing added at the till.
| Price | What's inside | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|
| Under £30 | A letterbox box of bars and truffles | Teachers, Secret Santa, a stocking filler |
| £30 to £50 | A proper spread of chocolate, several makers in one box | The main gift for most people |
| £50 to £100 | Sharing towers and the big selection boxes | When chocolate is the whole present |
The end-of-term chocolate gift is its own thing. A teacher can go home with an armful. So the ones that work are small, good and easy to carry, not another giant tin. Our letterbox boxes are built for exactly that, and under £30 covers most staffroom and Secret Santa limits. There is more than chocolate for teachers too. Cheese, tea, a bottle: see our hampers for teachers.
For a whole team, one box on every desk beats a single shared tin nobody quite finishes. For volume to one address or many, see corporate Christmas hampers.
Our Penny Post chocolate boxes are packed flat and post straight through the door. No one needs to be home to sign. They go first class, and they cost less to send than a full hamper. That makes them the easy pick for a long list, or a gift you have left late.
Inside is retro sweets, chocolate bars and small treats, so they read as a thank-you more than a main present. For something bigger, the Christmas Eve boxes and the wider Christmas range pick up where these stop.
Chocolate keeps well, so there is no need to leave it late. The letterbox boxes especially are worth sending early to clear your list. Orders need to be in by 1pm on 22 December to land before the day. The popular boxes usually go first. Cut-offs and delivery options are set out on our delivery and returns page.
Chocolate in a few forms: truffles, bars, brownies and usually something chewy like honeycomb or salted caramel. Every product page names the maker, from Whitakers and Beech's to Joe & Seph's and Buttermilk. You can see what is inside before you buy.
Around half the Christmas chocolate range has no alcohol at all. If you are unsure whether someone drinks, it is the safe choice. Filter by "No Alcohol" above the grid for the current list.
Yes. The Penny Post chocolate boxes are packed flat and post first class, with no signature needed. They cost less to send than a full hamper, so they suit a long list.
A small letterbox box works best. Teachers often go home with an armful, and a large tin is hard to carry. Under £30 covers most end-of-term and Secret Santa limits, and it still arrives looking like a proper gift.
Months, usually. Chocolate, truffles and bars carry a best before date on the pack. So you can order early and not worry about it.