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For some of us, Christmas wouldn’t be the same without a tin of Walker’s shortbread. If you’ve got someone in your life who feels the same, this advent calendar is perfect. We can only have an Advent calendar for the first Advent. We cannot count down to an unknown date and time. However, we can be ready for the second Advent. And how can we accomplish this? There is a lot less risk of being underwhelmed by the content of the calendar since you will be the one choosing everything What should you fill a reusable advent calendar with?Or there’s the Lindt Festive Selection Advent Calendar, in a deep blue box with a Christmas tree design made up of all your favourite festive chocolates. And they’re all included inside too, with 24 treats from a gold foil reindeer, Santa and Lindor truffles. Gourmet Marshmallow Advent Calendar The calendar is styled like a book and opens by untying a white satin ribbon on the side. It will certainly look elegant in your kitchen and add a festive glow.

I think the secret to make a good reusable calendar is really knowing the person you are gifting it to so you can choose things that they will definitely like,' adds Alessia. What to look for in a reusable advent calendar?Advent and Christmas are right around the corner. Celebrate Jesus’ first coming and be ready for His second coming! Or, get some paper treat bags and fill them with goodies the kids are sure to love. 'For children you can fill the calendar with small chocolates or small toys from Santa', says Jo. 'This could be a keyring or other little nuggets you find in budget-friendly toy stores that are fun for kids to play with.' In its stylish green casing embossed with a festive gold design, this advent calendar will look gorgeous on your kitchen counter or bar. While the first known advent calendar was made in the early 20th century, the lead up to Christmas was often celebrated by marking the days off the calendar with chalk and lighting candles, according to this blog from The Cottage Journal.

Thecalendaris made from plywood, hand painted, and features amber LED lights. You can mark the countdown to Christmas by turning on the light for each day with the remote control included. There’s also a built-in timer, which leaves the lights on for 6 hours and off for 18 hours.

This cute winter scene is bound to get you in the mood for festive activities in the run-up to Christmas. Its box is decorated with people ice skating and tree decorating, skiing and sitting round a roaring fire toasting marshmallows. On the inside are 24 Italian full-size products from the farm, including red, white and sparkling wines, oil and vinegar, sausages, sauces, biscuits and chocolates. In its deep red box with a wreath design studded with Lindor truffles, this will add a glow to your home, and give you a delicious daily treat. Alessoa goes on to note that choosing a reusable advent calendar over a disposable one also 'gives you an opportunity to really show the person you are gifting the calendar to that you know them well and you really care about them'. The Tea Palace is a tribute to India, the home of so many well-loved teas, and is illustrated with depictions of chaiwalas, Rajasthani dancers and palace residents.