Treats & Little Luxuries
Choose treats & little luxuries by flavour, occasion and who will enjoy them, whether you need a food gift, something to share or one for yourself. Chocolate, fudge and sweets may suit dessert preferences, while jams, preserves, sauces and condiments offer other choices for the cupboard or table; check the portion and any relevant dietary information before deciding.
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Strawberry Pavlova Flavour Fire Roasted Artisan Fudge
£6.50 -

Sticky Toffee Pudding Shortbread Biscuits
£3.49 -

Harth Original Hot Chocolate – Harth Chocolate
£8.95 -
Old Harry Buccaneer Luxury Dorset Artisan Fudge
£6.50 -
Salted Caramel Shortbread Biscuits
£3.49 -
Strawberry Jam
£4.95 -
Harth Cinnamon Hot Chocolate – Harth Chocolate
£8.95
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Questions about Treats & Little Luxuries
How do I choose a food gift for someone?
| Begin with the recipient’s usual tastes, such as sweet or savoury flavours. Then consider whether the gift is for one person, a household or an occasion when it may be shared.
Which treats should I choose for sharing?
| Check the portion and the number of people before choosing. For a shared table, consider whether the recipients are more likely to enjoy chocolate, fudge and sweets or jams, preserves, sauces and condiments.
How should I choose between sweet and savoury options?
| Chocolate, fudge, sweets, jams and preserves may appeal to those who favour dessert flavours, while sauces and condiments can be considered for savoury preferences.
What should I check if someone has dietary needs?
| Review any dietary information available for the item before ordering. When buying for someone else, confirm their requirements rather than relying on assumptions.
Start With Their Taste
Start with the recipient’s usual tastes. For someone who favours dessert flavours, chocolate, fudge and sweets are a sensible place to begin. Jams and preserves offer another route, while sauces and condiments may better suit savoury preferences.
Then consider how the gift will be enjoyed. Check the portion against the number of people, especially when sharing is intended. Stay close to tastes you know, or pick something different for a person who enjoys new flavours. If dietary needs apply, read the available information carefully before ordering.
You need not wait for a formal occasion to choose treats & little luxuries. A simple thank-you, something for a shared table or a treat for yourself can be reason enough.



