They dont need to be fancy, as long as they have a crap paper hat, a variety of cheap prizes (made in china) and a terrible joke inside they will do fine.
The most obvious place to look was here but as i am ordering alot, the price is far too high.
I did do a search on EF and found out three important things:
1) They are called Knallbonbon in German.
2) They are crazy expensive in Swiss shops.
3) Getting someone to buy a load from a Tesco/Asda in England and post them might be an issue due to the 'firework' nature of these christmas badboys.
Any ideas where i can get this amount, delivered to Switzerland and really cheap??
cheers
SC
__________________ Click here if you live in Zug and want to play Rugby.
Hi. You've got me thinking that I need to order some crackers.I will probably order from amazon, as I did last year. However that might be too expensive in bulk. I went onto www.royalmail.com, and this is what I saw:
Christmas crackersCrackers can only be sent in their complete made-up form and in their original retail packaging
In other words, it should be fine to send them.
For other things, I am ordering a big box of things from britishonlinesupermarket.com. As I live in France, we have low delivery charges, but it might still be worth it if you are ordering a lot. You pay 32.99 pounds for delivery to Switzerland, but that is for a box of up to 30 kilos!
Good luck with your crackers!
This user would like to thank Manley Hopkins for this useful post:
Sending just a few crackers by post, well, if the package isn't opened you could get away with it. I'm not actually sure about the regulations re bringing just a few in for personal use but I know commercially you need an import license and a fireworks handling license.
Probably too late now, but with more time you could have asked Britshop.ch to bring some extra basic ones in for you, they may have done a deal for the quantity.
Hi. You've got me thinking that I need to order some crackers.I will probably order from amazon, as I did last year. However that might be too expensive in bulk. I went onto www.royalmail.com, and this is what I saw:
Christmas crackersCrackers can only be sent in their complete made-up form and in their original retail packaging
In other words, it should be fine to send them.
For other things, I am ordering a big box of things from britishonlinesupermarket.com. As I live in France, we have low delivery charges, but it might still be worth it if you are ordering a lot. You pay 32.99 pounds for delivery to Switzerland, but that is for a box of up to 30 kilos!
Good luck with your crackers!
This user would like to thank grumpygrapefruit for this useful post:
Butlers was not open when I left Lago, Konstanz this morning ( they open at 09:30 ) but I have bought British crackers from them in December 2009 ( they speak English ). Located at Lago, EG ( Ground Floor ).
This user would like to thank jrspet for this useful post:
Linear Mode
