A snack basket is an amazing way to show your delivery driver appreciation at Christmas time and a little gesture that says “thank you” while they’re working overtime.
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Delivery Driver Snack Basket Printable and Ideas for Christmas
So, what do you get your favorite delivery driver? If your home is like ours, you see a lot of each other. From grocery delivery (a couple of times a week) to pretty much ALL of our Christmas presents, home decor items, stuff for our cabin, and more — well, deliveries happen just about daily.
Grab our Merry Christmas Delivery Driver’s Snack Basked FREE Printable right here!
Why not do something special to commemorate their time and effort to bring all those goods directly to your door? Here are some fun ideas for creating the perfect snack basket that won’t break the bank and will show how much you appreciate their hard work.
1) Start with our FREE Snack Basket Printable
This is a fun printable that shows exactly who and what your snack basket is for. A perfect tool to get you going! Download Your Snack Basket Printable Now!
56% of consumers have restaurant food delivered so that they don’t have to leave their home.
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2) What To Include In A Snack Basket for Your Delivery Person
You’ll want to include two basics in a snack basket, something to snack on and something to wash it down with!
Water is a top choice (but energy drinks and electrolyte drinks are top choices as well) – You can get inexpensive cases of water or find deals on cases that include other beverage flavors. It may seem like a small thing, but staying hydrated while working can make a huge difference.
Granola Bars/Energy Bars – Energy bars and granola bars are filling without being heavy, which is helpful for delivery drivers who might not have time to stop for lunch during busy hours.
Snack Basket Ideas
- Start with simple individual-size pre-packaged snacks:
- bags of chips
- almonds
- trail mix
- peanuts
- crackers
- granola bars
- cereal bars
- Add individual-size beverages:
- bottled water
- coffee/energy drinks
- juice
- electrolyte drinks
The busiest time of the year begins two weeks before Christmas. The week of Dec. 13-18 is anticipated to be the busiest mailing, shipping and delivery week. Nearly 2.3 billion pieces of First-Class Mail, including greeting cards and packages, will be processed and delivered through USPS the week of Dec. 13.
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3) What Not To Include In Your Delivery Driver Snack Basket
Chocolates, hard candies, gumballs. Instead, keep it healthier! Plus, you’ll want to think about the weather as well. Where we live, chocolates can easily melt and become an unappealing mess. Where the weather is cold or freezing, items like gumballs become extra-hard. Also, chocolates/candies are often low in nutritional value and high in sugar; if you like to keep it sweet, opt for fruit instead!
4) How To Display a Snack Basket
Gather up all of your goods and display them in a basket, cooler or other container to keep your snacks fresh and coralled. Add in a bit of Christmas greenery and some lights to keep it festive! And don’t forget the to download the FREE printable to say thank you and let your delivery drivers know it’s there for them.
- Gather the goods:
- wicker basket
- plastic bucket
- metal tub
- wire basket
- cooler
This has become such a FUN tradition for us each year and my kids get so excited to help put it all together. This year, Aria even pulled a chair out to the front yard to wait for delivery trucks to come by so she could make sure they knew there was something special for them. They seriously LOVE it. And what’s even better is seeing a delivery person taking a snack with them, knowing it was something they needed in that moment.
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