What time do you have Christmas Dinner?

kjmtidea

Breakfast is gammon sandwiches in between the present opening.
Christmas dinner is about 1.30pm ish
Then we have a buffet about 6pm ish. Can't wait!

jackomdj

Breakfast is about an hour after we get up (between 6 & 7 the last few years, eldest DD is 5 now so it may be earlier if she is excited) - usually brioche or pain au chocolate.
Lunch is about 1:00/1:30
Pudding is when the lunch has gone down!
Evening food for the girls is about 6:00, we will eat some turkey sandwiches & cheese on biscuits at some point.

red_devil

we have it around 2pm.

we then have a cold tea later on maybe the xmas pud we couldnt manage at lunchtime.

Oldernotwiser

Breakfast in bed as usual, smoked salmon sandwiches and Bucks Fizz at about 11.00 with the prezzies, Christmas meal from about 7 until 9.

One year we forgot about it and ate at midnight!

irishgirl62

for breakfast we would have a huge plate of toast and a plate of sausages and bacon kids love it and it fills them up till we eat at 3pm

JaneLiz

Anywhere between 12 and 2pm really - we get up way too early so we're all ready for it by then!

Melissa_x

We eat at around 12:30-1pm, breakfast is usually selection boxes, sweets, flumps, peanuts and twiglets! Tea is more often than not a turkey butty! Excited!!!!!!

tiff

Cant believe the number of people who have a cooked breakfast. I would struggle to do the present opening and down two big meals in a day!

We usually have croissants for breakfast, lunch at 1.30 and then sandwiches with the cold meat whenever we are hungry, usually around 7pm. Boxing day is cold meat and pickles which is laid out on the dining table for the family to help themselves.

victory

12 ish we tried to have the cooked breakfast but it was all too much and ended up spoiling the day so if we have anything it is scrambled egg with salmon or just as always cereal, it is time for the kids so we make sure we are in the kitchen on that day as little as possible:D

piglet6

We have Christmas dinner in the evening (usually aim to sit down about 7-7.30pm). This is because we always have lots of visitors popping in during the day, so its easier to wait until we know we won't get disturbed...!

We have a fairly substantial breakfast at about 10-11am, though (family tradition is "pork pie", which is actually a sausagemeat pie :rolleyes:). Mr P can't stomach the idea for breakfast, so he tends to have croissants. We also have buffet type snacks available all day, so if you are hungry there is always something to tide you over (quiche, cold meats, cheeses, bread rolls, sausage rolls, mince pies, etc) - this also goes down well with all the visitors who tend to tuck in as they are passing through!! :rotfl:

Piglet