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A Christmas Cracker is a cardboard paper tube, wrapped in brightly coloured paper and twisted at both ends. There is a banger inside the cracker, two strips of chemically impregnated paper that react with friction so that when the cracker is pulled apart by two people, the cracker makes a bang.
The Christmas cracker was invented by London-based confectioner and baker Tom Smith (1823 – 1869) who set up shop in Goswell Road, Clerkenwell in the 1840s. Smith initially produced wedding cakes and sweets.
Add an element of excitement to your holiday celebrations with our Bingo Christmas Crackers - a 6-pack of interactive fun! Measuring 9 inches, each cracker features a unique star design on a red, green, or white base, tied with festive red and white accents. Inside, discover a hat, motto, and snap, while the box includes a complete family bingo game set with 24 game cards, a calling card, number markers, and more. Elevate your festivities with these interactive crackers, part of the RSW Christmas collection.
Bring eco-conscious festivity to your holiday gatherings with our Eco Snowflake Christmas Crackers, each measuring a delightful 12 inches. Adorned with a charming color ink snowflake design and tied with raffia ribbon, these crackers not only contain the traditional snap, hat, and motto but also feature an eco-friendly gift inside. Sold individually, these crackers offer a sustainable touch to your celebrations, packaged in 100% recyclable and plastic-free materials.
Embrace eco-friendly festivities with our Eco Star & Bauble Christmas Crackers - a 6-pack of 9-inch crackers. Each cracker, adorned with a charming star and bauble design, is tied with rustic raffia. Inside, discover hats, mottos, snaps, and eco-conscious family card/paper gifts. With a pack of 10, these crackers are both planet-conscious and great value, making them a hit with children and adults. Explore more stunning designs in the high-quality RSW Christmas range.
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