Not To Early Talk About Advent Calendars
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Not To Early Talk About Advent Calendars

We are now in the middle of November, so only a couple of weeks until we can start opening our advent calendars. To start the official countdown to Christmas. Which means it is not to early to talk about advent calendars.

Advent Calendars

How Advent Calendars Started

Advent calendars can be traced back to the 19th century. Advent calendars calendars originated in Germany. A man called Gerhard Lang is thought to have been the first producer of the printed Advent calendar, at the start of the 1900s. With the start of World War II, Gerhard was forced to close down his business,

Once the war ended Richard Sellmer created Advent calendars, that has a traditional winter scene. It was not until the mid 1940’s that the calendars were exported to other countries. It was not until 1958 that the first chocolate calendar was produced. With Cadbury joining in 1971.

Advent Calendars Today

Moving onto modern times, and you can get an Advent calendar for every theme you can think of. This year C has not 1 but 3 Advent calendars

Oreo

The Oreo Advent calendar has 25 numbered doors, where behind you will find a selection of milk and white Belgium chocolate covered mini Oreos. With each one decorated with a Christmas decoration. Oreos have always been a favourite in our house. Now more festive with their coating and little designs on.

Jewellery Calendar

jewellery calendar

I asked C recently, if she wanted an Advent calendar this year, to which she replied yes. Next question was do you want a chocolate or another themed calendar. After looking she decided she wanted a jewellery calendar. After searching I found this one on Wowcher.

Maltesers Advent Calendar

malteser calendar

In my house there is a little tradition, where C gets her Dad and Granddad Maltesers as gifts. In return my Dad gets her a Maltesers Advent Calendar each year. She still expects it every year.

What Advent calendars are you getting this year?

Have you seen my other Christmas Gift Guides for 2022

Christmas Gift Guide – For The Children

My Christmas Gift Guide – For Her

Christmas Gift Guide – For Him

My Christmas Gift Guide – Eco-Friendly

Christmas Gift Guide – Eat, Drink and Be Merry

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This guide is a mix of gifted and none gifted items

26 Comments on “Not To Early Talk About Advent Calendars

  1. It is never too early to talk about Advent Calendars in my view, as a beauty blogger, I tend to talk about them mid-January when waiting lists open for some of the most popular offerings!

  2. I have not seen the oreo advent calendar but totally want to pick them up for ours! It’s such a yummy idea.

  3. I am such a huge fan of advent calendars. I never knew Oreo had one. I definitely want to get it for myself,

  4. Wow, it really is getting closer to Christmas if it’s almost time for advents. I love all kinds of advent calendars.

  5. No its not early at all, as I love Advent Calendars. The jewellery and Oreo Advent calendar looks like something I would like

    1. The jewellery one is lovely, although I love chocolate and the Oreo calendar is lovely too. There is no minimum amount of calendars you can have haha

  6. My kids were just asking about advent calendars the other day! They love doing these every year. There are some great options here!

  7. It’s never too early to start talking about Christmas anything if you ask me. I’m a big fan of advent calendars!

  8. I love advent calendars, they’re awesome, fun, and exciting….This one is awesome, and looks amazing…

  9. Ooh, that Oreo advent calendar looks delicious. I haven’t gotten any yet but am looking at some great ones to get for myself and some for my niece and nephew.

  10. I have 3 advent calendars this year. hehehe I can’t wait to start opening them. A tea, a coffee and a chocolate one.
    I did not know there was an Oreo one, I should have guessed though, there’s one for everything now.

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