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Hampers With Bite - A box of life’s little luxuries

  • Written by: Jenna

How do you acknowledge special moments, special someones, special achievements…or just give yourself a special treat? For all of the above, and more, you can turn to Hampers With Bite.

I was lucky enough to be treated to a lovely box of selfcare goodies for Mother’s Day. The hamper came packed with quality items and are perfect for any occasion, and any family member, acquaintance or colleague.

Upon opening the box I was impressed by the lovely packaging - beautiful floral artwork with gold foil giving a luxurious touch along with a personalised card.

Inside was a selection of delicious delights including white chocolate raspberry treats, premium fruit & nut mix and tea. In addition was just what a mum needs to unwind - luxury bath salts, a floral scented candle and Australian-made soap that smells devine.

The order was delivered right when they promised, even in the lead up to a busy delivery period of Mother’s Day. I like that the Hampers With Bite team have obviously given a lot of thought about gift recipient personas - there is something for everyone from your greenthumb, car enthusiast, game-night fan, to coffee lover, and more.

Another great part of ordering through Hampers With Bite is their charitable focus. Partnering up with the Cotton:On foundation, every order made with the company donates a meal to vulnerable children in Uganda. At the time of writing, the total number of meals donated exceeds three quarters of a million. This is just one part of the charity work that Hampers With Bite have completed, both at home and abroad.

They have a wide range of gift options for different occasions and interests, and are well-priced. I look forward to them being my first port of call when a gift is required.


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