Awesome Christmas Party Favours To Make

Last Updated on: 11th December 2021, 10:52 pm

Christmas Party Favours

When it comes to finding cheap Christmas party favours, it’s hard to beat the food, especially when it’s homemade. For the cost of a few eggs, a stick of butter, some milk and flour. And any fixings you’d like to toss in, you can have a quick and easy Christmas cookie party favour. Or you can just take the easy way out and grab a quick mix box at the store.

Either way, you’re looking at a cheap way to brew up some good Christmas party favours. Here are some other ideas for cheap Christmas party favours you might be able to work into your gift-giving repertoire this holiday season.

Stuffed stockings

Using stockings can be a cheap yet fitting way to deliver your Christmas party favours. Head out to the local Poundland, discount or drug store. Find some cheap stockings, and load them up with chocolates, candy canes, or other Christmas treats.

Cookie jar

Around the holidays, you’ll find tins of cookies and sweet treats at almost any store you visit. These tins are typically heavily discounted, especially as the Christmas holiday nears. Often, you can find a decent sized tin of butter or holiday cookies going for around two bucks. This makes for a perfect cheap Christmas party favour.

If going the store-bought route is still a little out of your budget, consider using canning jars you want to get rid of as the container, baking your own cookies or dividing up the contents of a store-bought tin, and using a bow or ribbon as decoration for your homemade party favour.

Popcorn can

This will probably be the most expensive party favour on the list, but remember, the expense is relative to the income of the reader. It seems that those big tins of flavoured popcorn start popping up everywhere around Christmas.

While the tins themselves might end up eventually being tossed out, the popcorn makes a delicious treat that your party guests can take home with them and enjoy at Christmas gatherings of their own. You could also just make your own popcorn and place them in tins you already have in your home. Just make sure the tins are safe and clean!

Homemade hot chocolate mugs

This treat is another cheap Christmas party favour that tends to spring up at stores in abundance around Christmas. While they typically aren’t too expensive to buy, you can also make them yourself.

Either by using a canning jar or a plastic bag as the container. You can include the ingredients for homemade hot chocolate as well as directions on how to make it. If you don’t use a canning jar, a cheap mug can be the perfect way to present this Christmas party favour. You could also make chocolate bombs as a party favour.

Candy cane cups

Here’s a really easy one. Head out to your local discount shop or Poundland and load up on cheap candy canes and coffee mugs or glasses. Hang candy canes around the edges of each glass or mug and voila! Cheap, easy Christmas party favours that are both edible and useful.