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Right to get me through another boring day at work (only today and tomorrow to go)
I want to here about what people have had as an alternative Xmas lunch
I once had goose instead of Turkey
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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We're plant based so have to do it a bit different.
This year we'll have:
Burger covered in stuffing and sauce
Sausages
Roasties
Mustard mash potatoes
Dairy free yorkshires
Carrots in ginger
Peas & whatever other veggies I can find
Covered in beef gravy because oddly that's vegan! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"We're plant based so...
Covered in beef gravy because oddly that's vegan!
Right. I am utterly confused. "
Me too 
I think it's a secret campaign to make people accidentally vegan. |
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I let people choose their fave only have 2 girls left living home and son comes as hes single! Eldest daughter has a lobster she will have with mac an cheese youngest daughter son am me love roasts so those 2 have turkey beef and gammon whilst I have a veggie crown with all the trimmings! One daughter has had pizza in past!  X |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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past christmas dinners have been, spatchcock, ostrich, kangaroo, venison, gammon, three bird roast. Usually have chicken rather than turkey.
When I was young our family always had roast beef because my dad didn't like turkey or chicken |
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By (user no longer on site)
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One year there was only 3 of us for Christmas dinner but usually there is 12-16 of us. We decided to get a small Turducken. It’s was absolutely disgusting. Never again  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"One year there was only 3 of us for Christmas dinner but usually there is 12-16 of us. We decided to get a small Turducken. It’s was absolutely disgusting. Never again
No coincidence that part of Turducken is Turd??  "
I didn’t even realise that until I actually typed it out just there. It certainly tasted like turd  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We're plant based so have to do it a bit different.
This year we'll have:
Burger covered in stuffing and sauce
Sausages
Roasties
Mustard mash potatoes
Dairy free yorkshires
Carrots in ginger
Peas & whatever other veggies I can find
Covered in beef gravy because oddly that's vegan!"
Many of the gravy mixes, like Marmite are vegan and don’t include any animal product. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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My best Christmas meal I had in 2018 pre Covid.
I was in Fez, Morocco and had an evening meal in a restaurant in a converted palace. We had about 12 courses with fantastic entertainment.
We were a group of 14 women on a holiday trip and had a table at the side of the stage so had a a great view of the performers and we were dragged in to take part several times.
Not a traditional Christmas but I find that a traditional Christmas isn’t the same if you don’t have small children to share it with. |
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About 20 years ago I was on ma own one Xmas, inbetween relationships, and all ma mates were going to their relatives etc.
I got lads of beer & nibbles in and couldn't be arsed to cook a proper dinner. I had cheese & beans on toast, ma dog ate better than I did that year   |
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By *xhib12Man
over a year ago
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We had so many people one year that cooking and serving up a traditional dinner would have been nigh on impossible, not to mention we couldn't seat them all, so we did it buffet style. Still had turkey, beef and gammon with trays of roast potatoes but did all the usual buffet food too. Was a bit strange at first but turned into a great party. |
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