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over a year ago
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I've spent the afternoon watching Christmas cooking television. I couldn't resist when I saw the Hairy bikers. They made a baked ham that looked sexy. I want baked ham this Christmas. I've resisted mince pied every day,just had a couple over the last few weeks. I love Brussels sprouts  |
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"I've spent the afternoon watching Christmas cooking television. I couldn't resist when I saw the Hairy bikers. They made a baked ham that looked sexy. I want baked ham this Christmas. I've resisted mince pied every day,just had a couple over the last few weeks. I love Brussels sprouts "
Yay I'm not alone! Lol my daughter likes them too so much so she stole my last one off my plate! I can't wait until she's an adult! So I can get revenge lol |
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Oh no, love the cake but marzipan sets my teeth on edge!
Proper Xmas pudding as well :D
We're going out for meals Xmas Day & Boxing day, so no doubt will be 'snacking' the rest of the time (i.e. eating chocolate & cheese) |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Xmas pudding mince pies brandy butter
Is it bad if I say sprouts with bacon?"
Sprouts with bacon!!! Yes!!!!!
I don't do turkey in our house it's Lamb, so mint sauce is a must!
Then Boxing Day I just have gammon with mash potatoe, all manner of pickles and more Brussels!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What's your Xmas Day breakfast?
Smoked salmon & cream cheese blini's with Bucks Fizz :D"
2 eggs over easy, with toast, veggie sausage, and home fries. Same as most days 
-Courtney |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Christmas sandwiches! This year M&S turkey and pigs in blankets is winning for me.
I can't resist a bit of Yule log too."
I can't get enough of the Christmas sandwiches in all the shops!! I can't stand turkey but stick it in a supermarket sandwich and I'm all over it |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Christmas sandwiches! This year M&S turkey and pigs in blankets is winning for me.
I can't resist a bit of Yule log too.
I can't get enough of the Christmas sandwiches in all the shops!! I can't stand turkey but stick it in a supermarket sandwich and I'm all over it"
My dad used to make sandwiches with our Christmas Leftovers. He would take two slices of bread, put butter on one side, then put in turkey, stuffing, and cranberry sauce, then put gravy on and then the other slice of bread.
When I ate meat, it was heaven!! Give it a go with your leftovers 
-Courtney |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What's your Xmas Day breakfast?
Smoked salmon & cream cheese blini's with Bucks Fizz :D
2 eggs over easy, with toast, veggie sausage, and home fries. Same as most days
-Courtney"
When you say home fries do you mean chips? Ha even I wouldn't have chips for breakfast.
Also what's over easy eggs - runny ones that you dip soldiers in? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Christmas sandwiches! This year M&S turkey and pigs in blankets is winning for me.
I can't resist a bit of Yule log too.
I can't get enough of the Christmas sandwiches in all the shops!! I can't stand turkey but stick it in a supermarket sandwich and I'm all over it
My dad used to make sandwiches with our Christmas Leftovers. He would take two slices of bread, put butter on one side, then put in turkey, stuffing, and cranberry sauce, then put gravy on and then the other slice of bread.
When I ate meat, it was heaven!! Give it a go with your leftovers
-Courtney"
I think I'm going to have to now that sounds delicious! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I've spent the afternoon watching Christmas cooking television. I couldn't resist when I saw the Hairy bikers. They made a baked ham that looked sexy. I want baked ham this Christmas. I've resisted mince pied every day,just had a couple over the last few weeks. I love Brussels sprouts
Yay I'm not alone! Lol my daughter likes them too so much so she stole my last one off my plate! I can't wait until she's an adult! So I can get revenge lol"
I get more excited about seeing Brussels in the supermarket than mince pies |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I love stuffing ( no pun intended  )
I think it should go with everything all the time!
And hot mince pies with pouring cream -and don't judge me but I luuurrrvvvee sprouts |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What's your Xmas Day breakfast?
Smoked salmon & cream cheese blini's with Bucks Fizz :D
2 eggs over easy, with toast, veggie sausage, and home fries. Same as most days
-Courtney
When you say home fries do you mean chips? Ha even I wouldn't have chips for breakfast.
Also what's over easy eggs - runny ones that you dip soldiers in?"
Home Fries:
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/rachael-ray/oven-home-fries-with-peppers-and-onions-recipe.html
Over Easy is basically a fried egg, but where the yolk is still runny, but more cooked than sunny side up.
I don't know what soldiers are. I dip my toast in
-Courtney |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I've spent the afternoon watching Christmas cooking television. I couldn't resist when I saw the Hairy bikers. They made a baked ham that looked sexy. I want baked ham this Christmas. I've resisted mince pied every day,just had a couple over the last few weeks. I love Brussels sprouts
Yay I'm not alone! Lol my daughter likes them too so much so she stole my last one off my plate! I can't wait until she's an adult! So I can get revenge lol
I get more excited about seeing Brussels in the supermarket than mince pies "
Same here lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Christmas sandwiches! This year M&S turkey and pigs in blankets is winning for me.
I can't resist a bit of Yule log too.
I can't get enough of the Christmas sandwiches in all the shops!! I can't stand turkey but stick it in a supermarket sandwich and I'm all over it"
Same here. I don't even have turkey for Christmas dinner if I can help it, making my mam do a pork joint for me this year |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What's your Xmas Day breakfast?
Smoked salmon & cream cheese blini's with Bucks Fizz :D
2 eggs over easy, with toast, veggie sausage, and home fries. Same as most days
-Courtney
When you say home fries do you mean chips? Ha even I wouldn't have chips for breakfast.
Also what's over easy eggs - runny ones that you dip soldiers in?
Home Fries:
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/rachael-ray/oven-home-fries-with-peppers-and-onions-recipe.html
Over Easy is basically a fried egg, but where the yolk is still runny, but more cooked than sunny side up.
I don't know what soldiers are. I dip my toast in
-Courtney"
Soldiers are toast cut into finger strips, so they can be dipped in a boiled egg. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Brussel sprouts are the devils food 
I'm an angel and I eat them 
As long as you understand there are grave consequences associated with them "
I'm very much a lady and take myself off to the little girls room when needs must. Stuffing affects me more though for some reason  |
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By *onnie55Man
over a year ago
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"Christmas sandwiches! This year M&S turkey and pigs in blankets is winning for me.
I can't resist a bit of Yule log too.
I can't get enough of the Christmas sandwiches in all the shops!! I can't stand turkey but stick it in a supermarket sandwich and I'm all over it
My dad used to make sandwiches with our Christmas Leftovers. He would take two slices of bread, put butter on one side, then put in turkey, stuffing, and cranberry sauce, then put gravy on and then the other slice of bread.
When I ate meat, it was heaven!! Give it a go with your leftovers
-Courtney"
This! And I love cold turkey sandwiches with Colman's English mustard - got to be Colman's.. |
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We're having slow cooked beef & gammon.
Leftovers get turned into a Xmas Curry.
We used to have a bring your leftovers party on 27th Dec - they were great!!!
I adore mince pies - eldest made 2 batches at school but I'm the only 1 that eats them |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Are the following classed as Christmas food.
Selection packs (all types)
After 8mints
Chocolate orange
Pringles (all types )
Cadbury hero's
Tins of roses , quality street
Matchmakers (mint only ) |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Are the following classed as Christmas food.
Selection packs (all types)
After 8mints
Chocolate orange
Pringles (all types )
Cadbury hero's
Tins of roses , quality street
Matchmakers (mint only )"
I've gone right off chocolate the last few years, I think as a child (and they still do) my parents would buy the sweet aisle in the supermarket |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Are the following classed as Christmas food.
Selection packs (all types)
After 8mints
Chocolate orange
Pringles (all types )
Cadbury hero's
Tins of roses , quality street
Matchmakers (mint only )
I've gone right off chocolate the last few years, I think as a child (and they still do) my parents would buy the sweet aisle in the supermarket "
Golden Times when you didn't have a money grabbing ego cook called Jamie how to live your childhood |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Are the following classed as Christmas food.
Selection packs (all types)
After 8mints
Chocolate orange
Pringles (all types )
Cadbury hero's
Tins of roses , quality street
Matchmakers (mint only )
I've gone right off chocolate the last few years, I think as a child (and they still do) my parents would buy the sweet aisle in the supermarket
Golden Times when you didn't have a money grabbing ego cook called Jamie how to live your childhood"
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By (user no longer on site)
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"All of it 
Well you don't get to my size with a dislike of food  "
Well said and you should never ever worry what you put in your mouth at Christmas...well maybe the odd thing |
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has to be marzipan as I tend to buy a block of it and do enjoy eating it as a sweet
all 3 of us likes it this way as my bad habit to pass onto the kids
though christmas isnt the only time I eat it either |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Every year I buy one of those teardrop shape tins of ham, it's disgusting, but I can't help myself lol
I love those marzipan fruits, keep them away from me because I will eat them, and I'll fight anyone who tries to stop me
For breakfast I do apple and cinnamon porridge, it's like having a Christmassy apple pie for breakfast. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"All of it
Well you don't get to my size with a dislike of food
Well said and you should never ever worry what you put in your mouth at Christmas...well maybe the odd thing
I don't put anything odd in my mouth I'll have you know "
Very well put .....said the bishop |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Are the following classed as Christmas food.
Selection packs (all types)
After 8mints
Chocolate orange
Pringles (all types )
Cadbury hero's
Tins of roses , quality street
Matchmakers (mint only )
I've gone right off chocolate the last few years, I think as a child (and they still do) my parents would buy the sweet aisle in the supermarket
Golden Times when you didn't have a money grabbing ego cook called Jamie how to live your childhood"
I don't listen to him. My grandchildren get a sweet stocking crammed with sugary stuff. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Home made mince pies with cream and ice cream
Home made Christmas cake
Pigs in blankets
Cooked ham
Different types of cheese
Marzipan fruits
Orange and lemon jellys
Cold turkey with cranberry sauce
Eggnogs
Thorton chocolate ( big box )
We normally have smoked salmon and scrabble eggs and buck fizz for breakfast. Failing that the kids chocolate |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Are the following classed as Christmas food.
Selection packs (all types)
After 8mints
Chocolate orange
Pringles (all types )
Cadbury hero's
Tins of roses , quality street
Matchmakers (mint only )
I've gone right off chocolate the last few years, I think as a child (and they still do) my parents would buy the sweet aisle in the supermarket
Golden Times when you didn't have a money grabbing ego cook called Jamie how to live your childhood
I don't listen to him. My grandchildren get a sweet stocking crammed with sugary stuff."
Well said and agree ...everything in moderation.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"After Eight mints straight from the fridge.
Have you tried the after eight mousses they are lush
You can get after eight mousse  why was I not informed?
No, I haven't tried them
I only discovered them last weekend still have 4 in the fridge
Cor give us one .
I'll have a look for them purely in the interests of research "
Of course you are |
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"After Eight mints straight from the fridge.
Have you tried the after eight mousses they are lush
You can get after eight mousse why was I not informed?
No, I haven't tried them
I only discovered them last weekend still have 4 in the fridge
Cor give us one .
I'll have a look for them purely in the interests of research "
I sacrifice much in the pursuit of After Eightness. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I've had to ban myself from buying the stollen bites from Aldi... I can eat a whole packet yo myself "
These are amazing, if I take my daughter shopping they don't last the drive home though  |
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The Xmas Celebrations tin just hasn't been the same since they got rid of the truffle choc 
Def another fan of pigs in blankets. And we always have a baked ham, piccalilli and fresh bread for brekkie mmmmmmm. Then love having a left over turkey curry and chips the next day. |
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