When I was little I have fond memories of waking up on Christmas morning to find a stocking (or a carrier bag in latter years!) filled with treats, hung just inside my bedroom on the old fashioned towel rail to explore! It usually had a net of chocolate coins, wrapped in their glitzy gold foil, a traditional Clementine and a few small toys to play with. I will have to ask my parents if there was anything else as I can't quite remember that far back!
Of course the main event of the stockings contents was of course the chocolate and now I am sadly a grown up I don’t tend to get given a stocking by Santa (I obviously must have been far too naughty!) but this year I have been given this gorgeous festively red knitted Christmas stocking from luxury chocolate makers Godiva! It has a beautiful gold Poinsettia design and you can reuse it next year too!
Inside the Godiva Christmas stocking its stuffed with a selection of limited edition Milk, Dark and White chocolates, all in festive designs and retails at £17. Needless to say as much as chocolate coins wrapped in foil still warm my heart, the luxury Godiva chocolates are a hell of a lot more tastier!
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The chocolate coins wrapped in gold and silver.
ReplyDeleteI loved getting a selection box, they always seemed to taste much better then the same chocolate bars bought individually
ReplyDeleteI don't remember anything in particular that I loved, but I always remember the clementine in my stocking. It seemed extra special on Christmas Day, which is bizarre as I ate them through the year.
ReplyDeleteChocolate money, I used to love them
ReplyDeleteI was obsessed with the Smurf! So anything related with these tiny, blue characters meant the world to me. Even today lol:)
ReplyDeleteI didn't really get stockings every year but I do remember one year when I did get one, it had little gifts and a clementine. No chocolate in there but there was always so much around on Christmas that it was probably a good idea not to put any in the stocking!
ReplyDeleteIt sounds so bad but I always really just looked forward to the little sweeties and mini chocolates that sank to the bottom. Though I loved all of the things in my stocking, I was a greedy little grub as a child! :)
ReplyDeleteI always loved a Terry's chocolate orange!
ReplyDeleteLots of Tangerines x
ReplyDeletegold coins
ReplyDeletethe chocolate coins
ReplyDeleteA chocolate orange and a new teddy that was always placed on top!
ReplyDeleteTerry's Chocolate orange :)
ReplyDeleteAnd socks.
Great for a stocking!
we didnt have stockings we had huge sacks that were filled up that we had before the gifts under the tree.... things like disney videos, earings, selection boxes etc
ReplyDeleteChocolate coins and balls
ReplyDeleteSweets, some things never change :)
ReplyDeleteLovely giveaway, thank you! x
we didn't have stockings as a child or gifts for Chrismas. We got gifts on St. Nicholas' day December 19th. I remember getting tangerines and coloring supplies.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely the chocolate coins....
ReplyDeletei liked chocolates ans stickers
ReplyDeleteSugared orange and lemon slices
ReplyDeletea satsuma and chocolates!
ReplyDeleteIt was always the gold coins!
ReplyDeletecandies!
ReplyDeletebelieve it or not, bars of Caramac
ReplyDeleteI loved getting candies (any kind) in my stocking. I particularly like the long sticks that had little candy dots in them.
ReplyDeleteLinda
the chocolate
ReplyDeletecadbury chocolates
ReplyDeleteChocolate Coins
ReplyDeleteboxes of chocolate fruits :)
ReplyDeleteMarie
chocolate coins :)
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