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Seasonal ‘Can only choose one’ poll
AFKABartram
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With a cup of tea / coffee
Seasonal ‘Can only choose one’ poll 230 votes
Stollen
11%
26 votes
Panettone
19%
44 votes
Mince Pie
52%
120 votes
Christmas Cake
17%
40 votes
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Too hard to answer, sorry!
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Not a massive fan of Christmas afters, however, love a job lot of Stollen.2
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Needs refining as not all of those are necessarily vegetarian or vegan😊11
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Panettone with a soft chocolate centre. Better with a nice glass with Prosecco though.0
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That's like asking which limb you would like hacked off... So cruel.
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Panettone in Aldi is four quid and as good if not better than the ten quid offerings in the more traditional shops. The Aldi Panettone in the green box.
Spread on a little of the Lidl 'Lurpack' (which is IMHO much better than Lurpack Lurpack) and it's lovely.
Trouble with Panettone is negotiating the packaging.0 -
Don’t even know what the first two are . I’m not as posh as AFKA . Don’t like Mince Pies or Christmas Cake so I can’t answer.4
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Christmas cake, but its got to be full on marzipan and icing too.0
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Can I have two mince pies instead of tea / coffee?
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I’m not sure I’ve ever had stollen or panatone (isn’t that the soreen that wannabe middle class people eat that costs about £30?)0
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Stollen for me out of those. First tried it at a German Christmas market and I’ve never not bought at least one since. Lidl and Aldi both do very good and inexpensive Stollen.1
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*Knowing group nod and chorus of "Biggleswade"...Bedsaddick said:Don’t even know what the first two are . I’m not as posh as AFKA . Don’t like Mince Pies or Christmas Cake so I can’t answer. 4 -
It's just German Christmas cake. If you were wanting to go full middle class overpriced, look for Portuguese Bolo do Rei in the UK...se9addick said:I’m not sure I’ve ever had stollen or panatone (isn’t that the soreen that wannabe middle class people eat that costs about £30?)
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I have gone for Christmas cake though stollen would be a close second.
Mince pies are far too proletarian for me ;-)0 -
Nearly spat out my soya milk camomile tea. Never realised we had so many poor Oliver Twists on here! Favourite gruel poll to follow for the lower classes...
ps. Stay away from the watch thread :-)10 -
where is the Christmas pudding?0
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Normally after the Xmas dinner.cafcdave123 said:where is the Christmas pudding?
As stated, this is with a cuppa2 -
ahhhh, fair enough.AFKABartram said:
Normally after the Xmas dinner.cafcdave123 said:where is the Christmas pudding?
As stated, this is with a cuppa
Christmas cake then but not too much1 - Sponsored links:
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A cuppa !AFKABartram said:
Normally after the Xmas dinner.cafcdave123 said:where is the Christmas pudding?
As stated, this is with a cuppa0 -
If you have any left over Panettone, it makes a great luxurious bread and butter pudding. Tip, lob a bit of Cointreau in if you have any.3
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When it comes to a cuppa. After years of taste testing Sainsbury's Gold Lablel is the one and only.
It take two or three days to wean away from Tetleys or Yorkshire or whatever other rubbish.0 -
Literally none of them. All jank. Christmas is about savoury stuff and then a shit ton of Cheese crackers and chocolate.0
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It's not just me then. Where's the none option or the bakewell tart option?Bedsaddick said:Don’t even know what the first two are . I’m not as posh as AFKA . Don’t like Mince Pies or Christmas Cake so I can’t answer.2 -
Only like a mince pie out of that list, but even then that's when it's swimming in double cream.
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Mince pies for me but must be home made.0
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So you don't really like mince pies then, only double creamDoctorCharlton said:Only like a mince pie out of that list, but even then that's when it's swimming in double cream. 1 -
I'm fine with Christmas cake or mince pies, but must be home made
I think most shop bought are just toooo sweet
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