1Gourmet & FoodDry fruit boxes₹500 – ₹3,000The classic Diwali and corporate gift — freshness matters.
- Practical (no clutter)
- Foodie
- Before you buy: check the packing date and pick the freshest stock — nuts go stale, and walnuts turn rancid fastest.
- Not for: someone with a nut allergy
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2- Practical (no clutter)
- Self-care
- Before you buy: check whether he shaves or keeps a beard — a kit for the other one is useless.
- Not for: someone with sensitive skin, unless the products are fragrance-free
3Corporate GiftingBranded merchandise₹200 – ₹2,000Logo mugs, bottles, diaries and tees that people actually keep.
- Practical (no clutter)
- Before you buy: keep the logo small and the item good: people keep a quality bottle with a small logo, not a cheap one with a big logo.
- Not for: clients whose company rules don't let them accept gifts
4- Foodie
- Before you buy: order at least a day or two ahead — detailed designs take time, and good bakers book up before festivals and weekends.
- Not for: someone who's diabetic or avoiding sugar
5Gourmet & FoodChocolate gift boxes₹400 – ₹1,800A safe, well-liked gift for almost every relationship.
- Foodie
- Before you buy: read the ingredients: real chocolate lists cocoa butter, while cheaper boxes often use vegetable fat instead.
- Not for: someone who's diabetic or avoiding sugar
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