This one-piece mailer looks like a spice sack on the outside. When the ‘PULL’ tab
is lifted, the contents of the mailing concertina out to reveal easy ways
to spice up Christmas.
Folded mailer, outer
Surprises to spice up the
[Surname] family Christmas
Gift vouchers inside
Inside
Give Christmas a twist
by trying something new
Hoping for a white Christmas? Why not
let your children loose in the kitchen
with the icing sugar to guarantee the
snowiest December ever? Snow-dusted
mince pies are just one of the suggestions
for fun festive food you’ll find here.
And to add extra spice to your family celebrations, we’re giving you a free
Gingerbread Decorating Kit. Just hand in the enclosed coupon when you next visit
Sainsbury’s.
Arty snow
To create instant, edible ‘snow’,
why not sprinkle icing sugar
or cinnamon over mince pies?
You could use paper stencils
to make Christmas shapes.
(Caption): Sprinkle, sprinkle little star
Spicy chocolate
Try adding a pinch of cinnamon to hot chocolate to five it a seasonal twist.
Perfect to take in a flask if you’re going carol singing.
(Caption): Mmmm, smells delicious
Jazzy gingerbread
Try decorating gingerbread men with coloured icing and sprinkles or any thing
you like. There are five gingerbread men in your kit to make angels or wise men.
Shapely sandwiches
Why not give a twist to turkey sandwiches by cutting them into Christmas shapes?
(Caption): Delighted to eat you
Tasty place settings
Try icing your guests’ names onto shortbread for a tasty and original
place setting card.
Yummy fun
Why not make family games even more fun by using chocolate coins as the pieces?
The winner eats the game.
(Caption): Victory is sweet
Just add nutmeg
Give everyday recipes a seasonal flavour with grated nutmeg. Sprinkle it on porridge
on Christmas morning or add it to stewed Conference pears.
Have a magical Christmas
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