Christmas is traditionally a time of food, and sharing festive treats is an excellent way to show your appreciation for your coworkers. Making your own is generally considered the most thoughtful option, but if you cannot make it work, buying them is perfectly valid.
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Biscuits
One of the easiest ways to create some Christmassy biscuits is to take your favourite recipe, but either shape them into something festive, like a Christmas tree, candy cane or snowflake, or decorate with seasonal colours and designs.
Toffee
Toffee is something of a Christmas tradition. It may seem tricky to make, requiring you to be precise with your measurements and your thermometer, but that means it will be appreciated even more. You can experiment with different flavours, or add extras such as nuts.
Fudge
Another option that can come in many different flavours, and has both simple and more complex recipes. Add chocolate chips, peppermint or even Oreos to create your own distinctive variation.
Chocolate
For an option with no baking, you could make your own truffles. Mix together a filling, perhaps using cream cheese, dip in melted chocolate, then potentially decorate with crushed biscuit or desiccated coconut.
There are many different options for Christmassy treats that you could share in your workplace. Which you choose will depend on the personal tastes of your colleagues.