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Kaneo is a family business run by Lucy Ewles, who founded Kaneo in 2021 after seeing first-hand the estimated 40 million Christmas crackers that end up in landfill each year. Their goal is to reduce the waste from celebrations without compromising on fun or style, with a range of reusable luxury Christmas crackers, which can be personalised and enjoyed year after year. Each set of six crackers are created using luxurious, upholstery quality velvet, trimmed with ribbon and come complete with a beautiful presentation box to store them in. They are thoughtfully designed so you can stuff the crackers with plastic-free gifts available via the Kaneo website, or your own thoughtful treats tailored to each person. With each box, you will receive reusable chalkboard name tags with a QR code linking to ‘chuckles and challenges’ to keep even the biggest of kids entertained, and gold lettering to help you personalise each one; alongside gold paper crowns and a supply of unique sticky snaps so your party will go off with a bang every time! Kaneo have raised £4616 for their charity partner The Salvation Army between 2021 and 2022 This year, 100% of sales of a specially created foodbank edition of the crackers and 10% of profits from all other designs will go to The Salvation Army foodbanks to support those in need at Christmas time.
Basement, 53 Pyrland Road, London N5 2JA, N5 2JA, London, United Kingdom
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These are fabulous and I hope will become a family tradition. One minor niggle, each of the name labels has a QR code stuck on it, when you peel it off it takes the paint with it a little bit. Not a game changer just a shame as everything else is amazing.
Beautiful crackers, delightfully packaged were delivered to schedule, in good time for me to fill for Christmas.
My only problem is that the contents need to meet the quality of the crackers themselves!
If an order goes to plan and the product is good, what more can I say?!?
There are lots of reusable crackers on the market but few with snaps! The crackers are an excellent size to add small gifts. The velvet material, name tags and silk ribbons make these crackers very special.
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