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Sweet gifts

A tradition of celebrating the sweetness of a person with the sweentess of their gift.

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Thank you so much for your company on my birthday! How did you know sweet treats are my favourite? I've made a carrot cake drowned in the honey you so kindly gave me - it's delicious! I must bake another just for you and share the recipe.
— Thank you card to a friend, from Gem
 

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In many cultures, sweet treats are a common gift given to folks celebrating the day of their birth. It's meant to symbolise how sweet of a person they are, and some folks add a little spice or serve baked goods hot from the oven to represent the warmth that the recipient's presence brings to their world.
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Cover image: Zendu field by TJ Trewin

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