Gone are the days when a £1 Cadbury's classic would suffice - now advent calendars can cost hundreds
Amid soaring energy costs, another thing that has grown in recent years is the popularity are expensive advent calendars.
Gone are the days when a £1 Cadbury's classic would suffice - now they can cost hundreds and are filled with anything from miniature gins to a stack of beauty products.Shaped like a mini bottle of perfume it included some smaller-sized perfumes, body cream, stickers, lipstick and... not a huge amount else of value. With people online estimating the cost of the products around £200, it was very hard to justify the price.
It is around this time that influencers are seen touting these calendars online and it can be easy to fall into the trap of feeling it's something you need.
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