Christmas is the best time of the year, but it's also the most expensive. Thankfully, our latest giveaway could help cover the cost of presents and festive food.
Four winners will each receive a £250 eGift to spend at Waitrose or John Lewis. Whether you're buying gifts or stocking up for Christmas dinner, there are plenty of ways to put the prize towards your festive shopping.
Waitrose Festive Food Highlights
When it comes to festive food, Waitrose is in a league of its own. The supermarket's 2026 Christmas range includes loads of delicious treats, including the No. 1 Sausage Roll Yule Log. Priced at £25 for 850g, it serves eight and combines pork, turkey, ham and chestnut in all-butter pastry. You could pair it with a side of 24 free-range pigs in blankets for £12 or a potato dauphinoise that'll serve six and costs £10.
For dessert, the new Polly the Polar Bear Cheesecake costs £14 for 1kg and looks absolutely delicious, as does the baked Belgian chocolate cheesecake, which has a cocoa biscuit base and a ganache finish. Shaped like Waitrose's festive character, it is decorated with sweet "snow" and a gold nose.
For a simpler meal over the festive period, the No. 1 Woodfired Tartiflette Sourdough Pizza costs £6.75 for 437g. Waitrose's No1 Brown Butter Mince Pies with Cognac were priced at £4 for six last year and earned Which? Best Buy status for the second consecutive year. The Free From Cranberry and Orange Blondies, for those avoiding gluten or dairy, cost £3.75 for a pack of four.
John Lewis Top Toys for Christmas
For those prioritising toy shopping, John Lewis' top 10 toys for Christmas 2026 list offers some serious inspiration.
The Plus-Plus Learn to Build Space Super Set costs £49.99 and is designed for children aged five and over, who can use it to build their own planets and astronauts. Budding performers aged six and over can try Marvin's Magic Treasured Tricks Wooden Set, priced at £39.99, for a screen-free family show.
The lowest-priced item on the list is the £14.99 Momiji Sugar Plum Wood Message Doll. This collectable blind box doll is suitable for ages 15 and over, so it is a stocking filler for older collectors rather than young children.
For babies, the Mon Ami Colette Duck Soft Toy costs £40 and is suitable from birth. The Connetix Ball Run Launcher Pack Set is £45 and suitable for children aged three and over, while the £24 John Lewis Wooden Breakfast in Bed Set is aimed at toddlers aged two.
Other options include the Mattel K-Pop Demon Hunters Singing Doll at £34.99 and the Micro Scooters Mini Micro Eco Gruffalo Foldable LED Scooter at £116.95.
Adult LEGO fans can choose the LEGO Icons Winter Village Collection Holiday Express Train for £109.99. It is available exclusively through John Lewis and LEGO, and the manufacturer advises adult supervision during assembly.
The most expensive toy on the list is the Le Toy Van Paddington Doll's House at £299.95, which would require another £49.95 on top of the voucher. The townhouse comes with a miniature Paddington figure and mid-century-style furnishings.
How to Enter
To be in with a chance of winning, simply fill in the form below. If you can't see the form, click here. This competition closes on the 15th November.
