Tom Smith Deluxe Cream & Gold Art Deco Christmas Cracker Mixed Box 14" / 35.5cm

Tom Smith Deluxe Cream & Gold Art Deco Christmas Crackers 

• Tom Smith Christmas Catering Crackers
• Tasteful cream and gold colourway
• Art deco pattern
• Contains: hat, joke, wooden tree decoration
• Perfect for bars, restaurants and festive events

Christmas crackers are a key component of Christmas celebrations and ideal for creating a festive feeling in catering and hospitality environments. With characterful, festive designs these Tom Smith crackers are sure to bring any tabletop to life.

Featuring a minimalist art deco pattern in cream and gold colourways, these crackers are sure to bring some cheer to the tabletop.

Each cracker contains a hat, joke and an FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) wooden tree decoration. 

Size: 14" / 35.5cm

Key Features:

• Tom Smith Christmas Crackers
• Catering crackers for the hospitality industry
• Deluxe christmas crackers
• Foil board
• Festive design
• Contains: Hat, joke, wooden tree decoration
• Bulk catering crackers
• From Stephensons Catering Equipment Supplies

PLEASE NOTE - Return/Refund Policy: There is a no-return policy on Christmas crackers, napkins and partyware. Additionally, we cannot accept any order cancellations for these items after they have been purchased.

HISTORY OF TOM SMITH

It was on a trip to Paris in 1840, that an adventurous and forward thinking Tom Smith discovered the ‘bon bon’ sugared almond, wrapped in a twist of tissue paper. Seven years later this simple idea evolved into what we know now as the Christmas Cracker.

By placing a small love motto in the tissue paper, he created enormous interest in this product, especially at Christmas time. It was during a search for inspiration to achieve even greater sales that he casually threw a log on the fire. The 'crackle' sound, made by the burning log, gave him the idea that would eventually lead to the ‘snap’ inside the crackers we know and love today. After a great deal of hard work and experimentation he came up with a cracking mechanism that created a ‘pop’ as the “bon bon” wrapping was broken. This then became the snap, and the cracker was born.

179 years later and are Tom Smith STILL making beautiful Christmas crackers. In fact, they are the official supplier to the Royal Household, providing them with handmade and bespoke crackers since 1906.

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