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I’ve just found a bottle of gingerbread flavoured mulled wine, zapped some in the microwave and very nice it is too.
Anybody else got remnants? The Eggnog that made your Mum feel sick, the brandy butter with only one scoop out of it that your Auntie had on a mince pie which is now hiding in the fridge door tray behind the cranberry sauce?
I think I spotted a sealed tray of M&S pigs in blankets in the freezer.
No, the Baileys all went Boxing Day evening watching The Longest Day. |
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"I found a Christmas pudding in the back of the cupboard from Christmas before last ."
I bet that is going to taste epic. You can’t eat it before the proper seasonal accoutrements become available again.
Simple custard will not do |
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"I’ve got loads.. mince pies, Christmas cake, caramelised cashews, chilli rice cake things, chocolate caramel box, few selection box bits. "
Left over mince pies… MINCE PIES!?!
Hey everyone, look at Scrooge McItsallmine over here.
It appears the sharing is caring mantra CAN FUCK RIGHT OFF |
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"I found a Christmas pudding in the back of the cupboard from Christmas before last .
I have one from 8 years ago! My cupboard wouldn’t feel right without it  "
8 years old. There are pets with shorter life spans. Petrification isn't a recommended method of food preservation you know.
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"I found a Christmas pudding in the back of the cupboard from Christmas before last .
I have one from 8 years ago! My cupboard wouldn’t feel right without it
8 years old. There are pets with shorter life spans. Petrification isn't a recommended method of food preservation you know.
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Are you suggesting it’s petrified every time I open the cupboard and it can see my face? |
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By *zeroMan
over a year ago
Glasgow |
I have polished off all the Christmas related food in mines but my mum still has some cheese in her fridge. She ended up moaning at me because I was eating Stilton and she hates the smell. |
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"Eating the Booja Booja chocolate orange truffles tonight. Apart from the pigs in blankets flavoured gravy that's all my Xmas food gone "
P in B gravy is most likely a sentient life form now. I urge caution and having A and E on speed dial.
Let us know how it goes. When we see Hornycouga status as 6 months last on Fab we’ll know…. |
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"I’ve got loads.. mince pies, Christmas cake, caramelised cashews, chilli rice cake things, chocolate caramel box, few selection box bits.
Left over mince pies… MINCE PIES!?!
Hey everyone, look at Scrooge McItsallmine over here.
It appears the sharing is caring mantra CAN FUCK RIGHT OFF "
I know right.. I’ve tried to farm things off on visitors but had no takers and seeing as I’ve been stuck here I’ve not been able to take them anywhere! |
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"I’ve got loads.. mince pies, Christmas cake, caramelised cashews, chilli rice cake things, chocolate caramel box, few selection box bits.
Left over mince pies… MINCE PIES!?!
Hey everyone, look at Scrooge McItsallmine over here.
It appears the sharing is caring mantra CAN FUCK RIGHT OFF
I know right.. I’ve tried to farm things off on visitors but had no takers and seeing as I’ve been stuck here I’ve not been able to take them anywhere!"
Re-gift the Cashews, it's only 11 months to go. Remember cool and dark and away from strong odours is the recommendation. |
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By *ornycougaWoman
over a year ago
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"Eating the Booja Booja chocolate orange truffles tonight. Apart from the pigs in blankets flavoured gravy that's all my Xmas food gone
P in B gravy is most likely a sentient life form now. I urge caution and having A and E on speed dial.
Let us know how it goes. When we see Hornycouga status as 6 months last on Fab we’ll know…."
To be clear its the granules I still have not the actual Xmas day gravy. That would have grown legs and walked from my Christmas residence to my current abode by now! |
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"I found a cake tin in the pantry with Christmas cake, at least three years old. Funny thing is I love Christmas pudding, but not keen on Christmas cake. Anybody want to come and eat it?"
Maybe repurpose as a wedding cake base layer? It’ll probably be older than the marriage lasts |
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"Eating the Booja Booja chocolate orange truffles tonight. Apart from the pigs in blankets flavoured gravy that's all my Xmas food gone
P in B gravy is most likely a sentient life form now. I urge caution and having A and E on speed dial.
Let us know how it goes. When we see Hornycouga status as 6 months last on Fab we’ll know….
To be clear it’s the granules I still have not the actual Xmas day gravy. That would have grown legs and walked from my Christmas residence to my current abode by now! "
I see, it was already dehydrated is what you’re saying, and not desiccated as a result of sitting in the corner unit carousel next to the bread maker you used once in 2007.
Keep the P in G gravy granules safe, those fancy limited editions will be worth a fair bit, more if the seal is unbroken. |
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By *aizyWoman
over a year ago
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"Still got a tub of Hero's that I keep in another room so I forget about it and don't absolutely demolish it "
Bloody hell Joe, that is some willpower you've got, they would have been a distant memory in my house!  |
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"A small Christmas pudding that the other household members said they would try. I keep forgetting."
Those members of the household should be force-fed the Petite Pud. “No there’s no brandy cream, no, there’s no coins in it, no… no flames. look just EAT IT! I need the cupboard space and the bin men won’t take it” |
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"Still got a tub of Hero's that I keep in another room so I forget about it and don't absolutely demolish it
Bloody hell Joe, that is some willpower you've got, they would have been a distant memory in my house! "
He’s not a real boy |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Still got a tub of Hero's that I keep in another room so I forget about it and don't absolutely demolish it
Bloody hell Joe, that is some willpower you've got, they would have been a distant memory in my house! "
I'm no saint, because I've forgotten them, I've been busy more chocolate on top  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"We have a pack of mystery meats that has yesterday’s date on, I’ll probably eat that over the weekend.
If it’s a bit off it might give my January diet a kick start "
Maybe not eat that mystery meat past its sell by |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I become a fan of blue cheese one day because I came home smashed from the pub, all takeaways were closed and it was legit the only thing I had left in the house.
That's kinda close. |
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