«Breaking News» Greggs launch Christmas gift range complete with sausage roll themed jumpers and doughnut socks

If you've been left stumped by what to buy the person who has everything for Christmas, these decidedly different presents might just be the answer. 

High street baker Greggs has launched a limited edition range of pastry-themed goods that would make the perfect novelty gift.

The quirky line includes socks printed with doughnuts, a sausage roll phone case and a festive jumper emblazoned with the words 'deck the halls with sausage rolls'.    

Pastry presents! Greggs have unveiled its first ever range of Christmas-inspired goods, which include socks, a jumper and even an umbrella (seen above). Prices start from £3 for a reusable cup. The most expensive item is the 'high roller Greggs gift card', with a minimum £50 spend

The umbrella and phone case (pictured) are available for £10 but may well leave your stomach rumbling, and can be bought for a limited time only

There are also Christmas cards with messages like 'You're the sausage to my roll'. 

Others are printed with artistic photos of Santa tucking into a pastry parcel and a woman kissing her Greggs treat under the mistletoe. 

The range, which also includes an umbrella featuring a supersized pasty, will be available in selected stores from 11 December to 13 December - so shoppers will have to act fast if they want to snap them up.  

Say it with sausage rolls: The high street bakery chain has also unveiled a range of cards featuring its pastry parcels in various artistic set-ups - perfect for the Greggs fan in your life 

Also available are quirky socks embellished with a sausage roll or doughnuts which retail at £4 and will keep your feet nice and toasty through the winter

A limited number of stores are also offering a wrapping service - making it the perfect choice for customers already fighting the present shopping fatigue.

Prices for the range start from £3 for a reusable cup, while a jumper will set you back £18.

The umbrella and phone case are available for £10. The most expensive item available is the 'High Roller Greggs gift card' with a minimum credit of £50.

With a devoted fanbase it is likely these festive treats will fly off the shelves.  

Kick back: A limited number of stores are also offering a wrapping service - making it the perfect choice for customers already fighting the present shopping fatigue 

 

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Main photo article If you’ve been left stumped by what to buy the person who has everything for Christmas, these decidedly different presents might just be the answer. 
High street baker Greggs has launched a limited edition range of pastry-themed goods that would make the perfect novelty gift.
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