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What are you having for Christmas Dinner?
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Other (Have we missed something? Tell us below)No chicken there!!! :huh: I know a number of people who have chicken instead of turkey as turkey is so dry. So I am surprised to see chicken not there.
I went for 'other' as we have a mixture of meat eaters, vegetarians, and vegans in the house at Christmas. So we will have a mixture of chicken, nut roast, and the Quorn family roast.
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Other (Have we missed something? Tell us below)Either streak & chips or fajita's for us - both my wife & I like to relax at Christmas so we'll just have a quick and simple meal with plenty of nibbles for the rest of the day.0
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Seems like Aldi offers the most MSE traditional Christmas.Value-for-money-for-me-puhleeze!
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Other (Have we missed something? Tell us below)Don't do christmas so no special dinner.
If I remember I had leftover mince on the 25th last year, it all depends on the day of the week and what I had the day before.0 -
Other (Have we missed something? Tell us below)We are going to do something completely unconventional and have a huge salad.
We are pescatarians so there will be a piece of fish in there something (not decided which type yet). I am already looking forward to it!0 -
TurkeyProbably be a turkey crown for us.0
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TurkeyI will be going to my parent's house and mum cooks a huge turkey, ham, stuffing, roasties, mash, Brussels, peas, carrots, cauli, gravy and probably a few other bits I have forgotten. I usually go round on Christmas eve for an hour or two and help with the prep so its just a matter of turning the oven & hobs on.
If I was on my own I wouldn't make so much of a fuss. I would be happy with a stuffing sandwich and roasties with gravy.Mortgage = [STRIKE]£113,495 (May 2009)[/STRIKE] £67462.74 Jun 20190 -
TurkeyWe have turkey and beef and there is a ham,(ham cooked xmas eve) so something for everyone, all meat is used in various ways for days after.
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Other (Have we missed something? Tell us below)Definitely not turkey!
Probably lots of nibbles (canape type things) both home made and bought in, the same as last year.0
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