This independent gifting company on Etsy delivers Lotus Biscoff hampers right to your front door and it’s hands down the best thing we’ll see all day.
It’s fair to say that Lotus Biscoff has a legion of lovers, right?
It’s gone from what used to simply be a small biscuit to accompany your coffee, to taking on a life of it’s own these last few years, but for fans of this sweet treat, we’re not sure it comes much better than this – a hamper filled with an assortment of Lotus Biscoff goodness that can be delivered right to your front door.
We’re not just talking traditional Lotus Biscoff biscuits either, although they are of course featured in the selected lineup, we’re talking Lotus Biscoff Spread, Lotus Biscoff & Go, and so much more.
MillerCoGifts is an independent company based in Gloucester that specialises in letterbox-sized hamper deliveries, which are perfect for gifting to those who live a little further afield, and it has hundreds of five star-rated sales to its name.
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According to the product description, this Lotus Biscoff Hamper is comprised of x1 Lotus Biscoff Caramelised Biscuits Large Pack, x1 Lotus Biscoff Milk Chocolate Biscuits Large Pack, 2 x 2 Lotus Biscoff Travel Packs, x2 Lotus Biscoff & Go Dipping Pots, and you have the option to choose from x1 400g tub of either Smooth or Crunchy Lotus Biscoff Spread.
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There’s plenty of recent positive reviews from happy customers left for the seller too, so if you’ve wondering whether it’s worth the buy or not, it may be worth having a read of a few of those to help make your mind up.
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One satisfied customer said: “The gift box is Lotus Biscoff heaven. I ordered one for a gift to my sister and also received one myself. It is really well packaged and a great selection of items. Also the hand written note is a lovely addition. Really quick delivery too. Definitely recommend.”
“This hamper was for a friend’s birthday and it was perfect. It really made her day as she had her birthday in lockdown. Really fast delivery too – would 100% recommend.” said another.
The Lotus Biscoff Hamper is retailing on Etsy at £20 + postage/packaging.
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Once you’ve received your hamper through your letterbox, maybe you can have a crack at lockdown baking and make your own Lotus Biscoff Cheescake using just four ingredients? Or you can just eat them right as theyare instead, whatever floats your boat. Let’s face it, there’s not wrong way to consume this crumbly biscuit goodness, it’s all right.
You can get your hands on the Lotus Biscoff Hamper from MillerCoGifts on Etsy here.
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Manchester United has now released a formal statement following the news that Michael Carrick has been sacked with immediate effect.
Carrick – who initially played for Manchester United as a midfielder between 2006 and 2018 – was first appointed as a caretaker manager in 2021, before he went on to become the interim manager and then men’s first team head coach earlier this year.
Unfortunately though, United have struggled to find form this season – with the team winning only three of their first 15 games across all competitions.
The club’s statement reads in full: “Manchester United can confirm that Michael Carrick has departed his role as men’s first-team head coach.
“Michael rejoined the club in January and guided the team to a third-placed Premier League finish by winning 12 out of the remaining 17 games of the 2025/26 season, accumulating the highest points tally in the league during that period.
“After a disappointing start to the season, the club has come to the extremely difficult conclusion that a change is necessary in order to achieve our ambitions.
“Michael is, and always will be, a Manchester United legend. Just as he did as a player, he has conducted himself with the highest standards of dedication and professionalism throughout his time back with the club. His leadership and achievements last season will always be fondly remembered.
“The club intends to appoint a permanent successor as quickly as possible.”
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‘First-of-its-kind’ reward offered to help find Salford man who went missing 10 years ago
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A first-of-its-kind reward is being offered for information on the whereabouts of a Salford man who went missing 10 years ago.
Michael Martin, from Salford – who was 25 when he disappeared – was first reported missing on Monday 8 August 2016 and was last seen at a petrol station on Bolton Road in Kearsley at 7:30am on Sunday 7 August 2016, but since then, there have been no further reported sightings him.
Following immediate enquiries, detectives launched a murder investigation the following week, and the investigation then became what is known as a ‘no-body murder’.
Over the past decade, detectives have been working to try and bring Michael’s body back to his family so they can lay him to rest.
But now, a first-of-its-kind reward of £50,000 is being offered for any information.
Micheal Martin went missing in 2016 / Credit: GMP (Family Handout)
“The not-knowing is gut wrenching every day,” Micheal’s father, Greg Martin, said as he appealed to the public. “We know he’s dead but it’s just not knowing where he was, where he is and what happened to him. It’d give the family some closure – a form of sort of peace.
“My message to the people is to do the right thing. Tell someone or indirectly let the police know what happened to Michael so we can get some peace of mind and closure.”
Senior Investigating Officer, Detective Chief Superintendent Lewis Hughes, added: “We are appealing directly to help his family lay their loving son to rest. Michael’s family have not been able to bury their son to bring an element of closure to this heartbreaking tragedy.
“The reward we are offering has never been offered before and that is how much we want to bring Michael home. His family deserve to bring their boy home.”
Anyone with any information is asked to contact GMP’s Major Incident Team via the dedicated Major Incident Public Portal here, or alternatively, contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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3rd July 2020 
