Eid is not only synonymous with ketupat, chicken opor, and new clothes, but also with the tradition of giving hampers. The tradition of sending Eid hampers has become ingrained in Indonesian society. However, the giving of hampers is not limited to Eid; it extends to other special occasions such as Christmas, New Year, and weddings. Surprisingly, this tradition has been ongoing since the 11th century.

During that time, the term "hampers" was used to refer to baskets made of woven materials filled with food and wine for traveling provisions. Subsequently, hampers evolved as gifts during Christmas celebrations and expanded further as presents for loved ones. The tradition of giving hampers has spread worldwide, including Indonesia. Hampers are no longer given merely as provisions for traveling or as a form of appreciation for plantation workers; instead, they are considered essential as a means of appreciation and respect for family or friends. Many people give unique, attractive, useful, and even luxurious hampers.

The distribution of giving hampers in Indonesia is supported by local customs that often involve sending gifts during Eid celebrations or weddings, making the tradition increasingly popular among the people. For some, hampers symbolize harmony, brotherhood, and the spirit of sharing. To embody this tradition, Elmer Lovers can share Elmer Chocolate products, especially the Elmer Spread Crunchy series and Elmer Chocolate Decoration series, which can be easily enjoyed and creatively used by loved ones. The hope is that Elmer Lovers and the recipients can feel the signs of love, attention, and appreciation to strengthen the bonds of friendship and family.