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Stuck for ideas for unique and thrifty edible Christmas gifts? Try Karen's great suggestion of giving a Christmas pudding in a jar. Alternatively, follow the recipe section to make this light Christmas pudding yourself.
Layer the dried ingredients in a 1 litre Kilner jar with clip-top lid and a rubber seal, in the order that they are listed
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Attach the gift label with cooking instructions as shown above
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You can add a silver sixpence to the mix in the jar – make sure you tell the recipient it is in there – it’s best to place it on top. A wooden spoon and pudding basin can also be added to this edible gift, and if you have hens, why not add fresh eggs too?