Absolutely, I think Tescos do a cheap plain one and you can add a few bits to it if you wanted!That’s fair enough and it is a lovely wreath but I’m on maternity leave and statutory maternity pay is crap🫢
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Whether you love or hate the Hallmark style Christmas movies, may I recommend 'A Christmas Movie Christmas'.
The characters wake up in a Christmas movie and it piss takes all the tropes but still turns out like a perfect Hallmark Christmas movie. It's clever and makes me wish I could wake up in a Christmas movie, lol. Honestly, definitely worth a watch.
The characters wake up in a Christmas movie and it piss takes all the tropes but still turns out like a perfect Hallmark Christmas movie. It's clever and makes me wish I could wake up in a Christmas movie, lol. Honestly, definitely worth a watch.
Do you know where is this available to watch?
No idea I'm afraid. I caught it on once of the Christmas movie channels, it's a few years old. Sorry.
No worries thanks for replying
Seems like the sort of film I would love! So I will keep an eye out
We do canapé style starters, so there’s something for everyone. Last year we did home made sausage rolls and chutney, nice crackers with Stilton/apple/walnut and goats cheese/fig/honey, and these amazing filo pastry tarts with roast beef and mustard mayo. We also did prawn cocktail inside a little gem lettuce leaf. They’re all so easy to put together in advance too, you can get all the family helping!Is there a Christmas food thread?! Or can we start talking about Christmas food here?! Me and my daughter have prawn cocktail to start but husband and 2 sons won't eat thatso would like some starter ideas. Then traditional turkey roast for main and usually something warm, possibly chocolatey with fancy ice cream for pudding. Always orange juice and lemonade for the kids and some fizz for us adults. Any nice recommendations?! I bloody love Christmas food and all the eating.
i’ve never in my life had a starter before my christmas dinner 
Doesn't chocolate count?i’ve never in my life had a starter before my christmas dinner
We always have but I’m questioning it this year abd thinking that we won’t bother. Extra expense.i’ve never in my life had a starter before my christmas dinner
I haven’t either. We normally bake the part baked rolls with ham cooked the night before for breakfast which keeps us going until turkey time.i’ve never in my life had a starter before my christmas dinner
the alcohol and quality streets can be my starter 
Sorry to turn the conversation back to Jellycats but I was in Selfridges yesterday and this happened!
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We don't either although all the starters suggested on here sound delicious. I like to leave room for eleventy billion pigs in blankets.i’ve never in my life had a starter before my christmas dinner
My husbands family have yorkshires in a bowl with gravy as starter
.This is a good point tbh
Scratch that.. This sounds incredibleMy husbands family have yorkshires in a bowl with gravy as starter
They sound like proper Yorkshire 'uns...We don't either although all the starters suggested on here sound delicious. I like to leave room for eleventy billion pigs in blankets.
My husbands family have yorkshires in a bowl with gravy as starter
we don't do starters either! i don't think we're too far from each other so would be interesting if it was a regional thing...i’ve never in my life had a starter before my christmas dinner
Me either!i’ve never in my life had a starter before my christmas dinner
I can’t actually believe 5 weeks today is the big day.
I’d rather an extra Yorkshire pudding and roast potato than a starter, but some of those starters mentioned do sound delicious. I often have no room for dessert either.
Some chefs do Yorkshire puddings as a dessert but I've never managed to get in the restaurant/pub when they've been doing this oop North in Yorkshire.