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Christmas is fast approaching, and it's time to get your advent calendar, switch the flip flops for fluffy socks and dream of waking up to a snow-filled garden on the 25th of December. With all of the excitement leading up to the big day, it's understandable that you might leave your gifts to the last minute - but getting them early can save you a lot of hassle.

On Thursday 25th November, households across America will gather to celebrate a day of thanks. The Thanksgiving holiday celebrates a feast shared by English pilgrims and Native American tribes in 1621, with families today using the day to have a meal with their loved ones and share everything they’re thankful for.

Do you enjoy the sweet flavour and crunchy texture of boiled sweets? Throughout the UK, boiled sweets are a tradition, and generations of each family have enjoyed the delicious taste at some point in their life. 

Not only are these sweets simply delicious, but they’re also easy to make and cheap to buy. Sweet shops across the UK stock them, and if you prefer a traditional experience, you can choose a pick and mix bag of boiled sweets from the jar. 

Chocolate is one of those universal treats that few people can say no to. It doesn't matter how old you are or where you live; chocolate plays a part in everyone's life. While some prefer decadent darks, others might like milk chocolate or sweet and creamy white chocolate - but what about semi-sweet chocolate?

While the lockdown last year meant most people couldn't celebrate Halloween, restrictions have been lifted this year, so it's time to have some fun. 

Here are some simple Halloween treats that anyone can make. Whether it's for your children, trick or treaters or a party, these delicious treats are sure to please. 

Some things are quintessentially British, and boiled sweets are up there with fish and chips, the roast dinner and Pimms. They've been around for longer than most of us and are still a favourite with children and adults alike.

Few things make a child happier than a bag of sweets. If you remember your childhood days of trick or treating during Halloween and waiting in anticipation for your party bag, then you'll know that candy is the quickest way to a child's heart. 

While it's a treat to enjoy in moderation, there's nothing wrong with giving a child sweets. In fact, it will teach them how to enjoy a healthy, well-rounded diet later in life. 

If you're planning a toddlers party or want to cater for your customers with children, then party bag fillers are a great way to offer a friendly gesture to your child's friends and say thank you for attending their party. 

With so many fillers to choose between, it can be challenging to decide which are appropriate for two-year-olds. So, in this post, we're going to do just that. 

If you've ever had the pleasure of sampling fudge, you'll understand why it's so popular. At the same time, it's difficult to explain exactly how fudge tastes. Rich, creamy and delicious seems like an excellent place to start.

Well, you've probably heard of hot chocolate in a jar, and while it's a great idea - many people find that preparing it can be a hassle. So in this post, we're going to discuss some fantastic ideas for making chocolate gift jars that everyone can enjoy. 

OK, let's dive in. 

So many of us take food for granted, and the odd sweet treat is a guilty pleasure that everyone enjoys. But what if your body couldn't handle that sugar fix, and it could cause potentially serious conditions? 

Diabetes is a common condition that impacts people of all ages and genders. A diagnosis can happen at any point in life, and it requires people with the illness to make some vital changes to their diet. 

British sweets are renowned for their history and distinct flavours. Many people believe that the UK stands head and shoulders above the rest when it comes to chocolate, but we'll leave that for you to decide. 

So, with that in mind, let's dive into our list of British sweets to try when you visit the UK.