Gift for French host family

[ERICSMUM]

The Harrods website has some lovely Harrods “souvenirs”, all price ranges. They’d make a fab gift.

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[darsch1982]

Cadbury chocolate like the popping candy and the frogs they dont have that over there or shortbread

[waiting4disney]

Shortbread, Yorkshire Tea and a Cadbury bar.

[Jaspercat10]

I have the same dilemma, my son is off to Australia on a rugby tour, I have so far been on Cath Kidston and bought a few bits they have a lot of their London range in the sale, I am not going to send him with any food or anything breakable in cash it gets trashed or confiscated. I am sure it will end up being a bit naff, but what you do you buy people you dont know :-)

[Majik]

How about a tea pot and some tea.
I know French friends we have had to stay with us loved custard.

[Melbatb]

I live the in France! Shortbread is readily available in the biscuit aisle (including Walkers!)

Something from M&S Food in a tin would be a good idea - though of there is another option than shortbread then take it! A local fridge magnet is always a nice idea plus if there are any local delicacies (where I am from we have a particular thing so we always go with that ) Oh and some good cheddar - we can only get the rubbery type more often than not

[returnplanning]

Nice quality teabags - some upmarket brand was my go to present for French friends.

[Loopylooloo]

Green and Blacks chocolate? Some good english tea bags. And some hob knobs?!