Small share bags do a similar job from the other direction. Rather than splitting a box, you drop a whole bag into a single stocking, which suits the person who likes to graze through the morning rather than open everything at once. They sit well next to the satsuma at the toe of the stocking and take up little room.

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There is a sharing case too. If you are the one organising the team's festive spread, a larger box of wrapped pieces is easier to manage than anything that needs cutting or plating. People help themselves, the box stays tidy, and there is no waste from a half-eaten centrepiece at the end of the day.

There is a practical benefit too. A hamper travels well by post, which matters if you are sending Easter greetings to family you will not see over the weekend. It arrives intact, keeps well, and gives the recipient the pleasure of working through a selection rather than facing one large piece alone.

As ever, do not make assumptions about anyone's dietary needs or allergens. Choose the hamper and point the recipient to the information on each product if they ask. For those who care where the dessert-inspired chocolate collection comes from, the cocoa is sourced through Cocoa Horizons and the company is a member of Origin Green, with production held to BRC Grade A+ standard.

End-of-term gifts do not need to be elaborate. A box of well-made chocolates, handed over on the last day with a note from your child, is a thank-you a teacher will actually remember.