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By:
kenny mann
When: 21 Nov 17 17:46
I've emptied the room again, lol
By:
pxb
When: 21 Nov 17 18:11
Australians prefer seafood for Christmas lunch. Although Ham is still popular.

For a number of years I've made seafood paella for Christmas lunch. But a lot of work to make from scratch.
By:
blackbarn
When: 21 Nov 17 18:18
Kenny - I think since your Rolf Harris lunacy, no one can be bothered to debate with you.  I certainly can't.
By:
blackbarn
When: 21 Nov 17 18:20
pxb - I think the Australian climate at Christmas influences their choices somewhatWink.
By:
kenny mann
When: 21 Nov 17 18:57
Not surprised you don't want to debate this, it's undebateable.


In the wild, turkeys roost in trees, are very protective of their young, can fly at up to 50 mph and live for up to 10 years. Today, nearly all  are reared on factory farms, packed in their thousands into mucky sheds, with scarcely room to move. Nearly all slaughtered at around four months.
By:
kenny mann
When: 21 Nov 17 18:59
Whereas Rolf Harris getting a rough deal isn't.
By:
casemoney
When: 21 Nov 17 22:34
I BLAME BERNARD MATHEWS
By:
akabula
When: 21 Nov 17 23:06
kenny mann
I've emptied the room again, lol


Laugh
By:
Deltâ
When: 22 Nov 17 12:42
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/food/article-5106963/Co-op-sells-lazy-Christmas-dinner-box.html
By:
The_KAMIKAZEE_DRINKING_MACHINE
When: 22 Nov 17 13:02
Let's not kid ourselves. If you're not having a roast with all the trimmings then you're not having a Christmas dinner. Almost certainly a loser as well though there are exceptions. Each case treated on merit.
By:
Coachbuster
When: 22 Nov 17 15:53

Nov 21, 2017 -- 9:28AM, kenny mann wrote:


CoachbusterCoachbuster21 Nov 17 13:34Joined: 08 Apr 06| Topic/replies: 37,186 | Blogger: Coachbuster's blogget a good quality nut roast  - you won't be disappointed Cool   ... or even try one for Boxing day .I've had one the last 2 years, this time it will be a marks and sparks veg masala, truly delicious. Just £4.


haven't tried that Kenny , M and S for me  means a trip into central Ips -  arghhhhh Whoops  ,can't be doing with that     - as it is there is a  shop i go to in Woodbridge that provides me with  a  superb loaf ....normally roast a few peppers and the like in addition - class all the way .

By:
Dr Crippen
When: 22 Nov 17 16:11
The traditional turkey Christmas dinner is a pretty appalling meal if considered from a digestion point of view.
And if you need to sleep after eating it, that tells you all you need to know about that.

I suggest a plate of egg and chips, followed by a warm mince pie with a spoonful of custard on top.
For after all it is Christmas. So tuck in and enjoy yourself.
By:
Jack Hacksaw
When: 22 Nov 17 17:59
Egg and chips is a very underrated meal.

Must be cooked with hand-cut potatoes in a proper old-fashioned chip pan and the eggs in a frying pan with loads of melted lard.

By yer mum.
By:
blackbarn
When: 22 Nov 17 18:14
Decent eggs and proper chips is a wonderful meal, but its hardly Christmas is it.  Mind you I do Ham, Egg and Chips one evening around Christmas every yearWink
By:
annie.
When: 22 Nov 17 21:53
If you are near a Waitrose then they do reduce their meat at the counter regularly and I think around christmas would be a good time to look.

They reduce the meat starting in the morning and then getting further reduced as the day goes on or it could bet bought and you have no reduction.  I get a lot of stuff for slow cooking there, osso bucco, spare ribs (not much meat), lamb shanks ( not a lover but cheap lamb), short beef ribs, kidneys, oxtail etc etc and all about at least half price and sometimes at a third of the price.  Some of the butchers are really nice and even come over to me if they see me in the store and give me something they know I would like.  They reduce the more expensive stuff as well.
By:
terry mccann
When: 22 Nov 17 23:31
its over to your place for xmas lunch then annie yum! yum!Cool
By:
a bitofinterest
When: 22 Nov 17 23:37
yep,i'll join you tel Cool.we can both bring annie a chipolata each.just like her butchers do Love
By:
a bitofinterest
When: 22 Nov 17 23:38
be nice to escape the bedsit one day a year
By:
annie.
When: 22 Nov 17 23:41
It would be nice for all the chit chatters who live alone, like me, to get together for a christmas meal.
By:
annie.
When: 22 Nov 17 23:42
bito, you do not live in a bedsit, you are a figment of some other chit chatter, or a betfair employee Silly
By:
terry mccann
When: 22 Nov 17 23:43
you are awful bito but I like youLaugh, be careful want you wish for annieTongue Out
By:
annie.
When: 22 Nov 17 23:44
Perhaps all those who live alone can have a pretendy christmas meal on here.  See you on christmas day Happy
By:
annie.
When: 22 Nov 17 23:45
It is a lovely idea in theory, terry, but it would probably spoil the chit chatter vibe.
By:
terry mccann
When: 22 Nov 17 23:46
your first idea was far better annie honey lol
By:
a bitofinterest
When: 23 Nov 17 00:07
annie,you can pull my cracker and terry can pull his own. AGAIN Confused


alternatively we could all spend xmas day in the chit chat pub,im sure tommy would enjoy the company


singing carols while we listen to the shipping forecasts on the radio
By:
annie.
When: 23 Nov 17 00:20
I wonder what tommy does on christmas day Mischief
By:
a bitofinterest
When: 23 Nov 17 00:34
peels potatoes and watches the queens speech i guess
By:
akabula
When: 23 Nov 17 00:34
singing carols while we listen to the shipping forecasts on the radio
LaughLaughLaugh
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