Carrie-lee‎ to Santas Choice Oct 22, 2015 · Omg, omg, o-m-g!!! Just 47 more days until we receive our ((((20)))) boxes of deliciousness (food), now who gets excited over that much food?

Many of our customers ask "What do you do at your office during the summer months?" Our Team here at Santas Choice is ALWAYS preparing for delivery seasons, creating new baskets, helping customers manage their payments and working on the next seasons catalogue!

We have been delivering across Canada for a decade now, which is a very long time of celebrations! Let’s take it back 10 years or so, to the time when you first ordered with Santas Choice.

Santa’s Choice has been in business for 12 years now and anyone who’s been with us from the start can see how many new things we have added along the way!

Did you know that here at Santas Choice we do not have a year round warehouse? Each delivery season we set up our warehouse anew.

Planning snacks and meals can feel like a chore if your kids are on the run all summer. When you’re out and about, it’s difficult to avoid the easy options such as a fast food drive thru or a convenience store. In the last year or two, we have substituted the majority of the junk food in our house for healthier choices.

At Santa’s Choice, we enjoy speaking to our customers daily. Not only do we hear about why you love ordering your baskets, but we get to hear about your families, traditions and everything you look forward to about the Santa’s Choice delivery season!

Here we go! Another delivery season is upon us. By now you should have confirmed your delivery address for summer 2015 and started preparing your freezers and cupboards for all the goodies that are set to arrive in June.

Exciting time of year here at Santas Choice – we’re making our final preparations for our Summer 2015 deliveries!! Our customers have been faithfully making their small easy payments since May of 2014, towards their Summer baskets to get them through the Summer months.

April is a time when rain comes in to wash away all the remaining snow and grime left from winter, and nurtures all the seedlings getting ready to bloom in your gardens. Make sure to take time from your hectic days to enjoy the new season!