Jack Grealish #94 Do us with a Solero while you're wearing your bolero

What's your fave part of Christmas dinner?

  • Turkey

    Votes: 8 8.9%

  • Roast potatoes

    Votes: 37 41.1%

  • Mashed potatoes

    Votes: 4 4.4%

  • Sprouts

    Votes: 5 5.6%

  • Parsnips

    Votes: 4 4.4%

  • Yorkshire puddings

    Votes: 11 12.2%

  • Cranberry sauce

    Votes: 7 7.8%

  • Carrots & peas etc.

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Pigs in blankets

    Votes: 30 33.3%

  • Gravy

    Votes: 8 8.9%

  • Stuffing

    Votes: 15 16.7%

  • When it's over

    Votes: 8 8.9%
  • Total voters
    90
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cornflower

thread title by @cornflower


SO, what's your favourite part of Christmas dinner? had to google what goes in a Christmas dinner UK lol so soz if it's wrong

puddings are a whole other poll

options are demonstrated by our wonderful model @jackgrealish

turkey/meaty or fake meaty bit


nice yellowy greasy roast potatoes



mashed potatoes



sprouts



parsnips


yorkshire puddings


cranberry sauce






carrots & peas etc.



pigs in blankets







gravy



stuffing


when it's over (courtesy of @wonderstruck25 thanku this is the correct answer)


sorry there was no room to add snails as an option for any French folk reading
 
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Danksy

Pigs in blankets. 'I love them I dooo' in a Brummie accent
 
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Starttheline

This is really hard because I love roast potatoes, stuffing, gravy and Yorkshire puds THE MOST like would happily just have a plate of that, a beige delight, but have gone for roasties and stuffing but may change my vote once I've slept on it and am no longer hungover.
 
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cobette

cornflower said:
I was gonna do 1 lol I feel like this needs to be an intense one x
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You are so cruel.

I have had to go for roast potatoes and gravy, because you can't have the potatoes without the gravy. But parsnips

Also, some might argue that Yorkshire Puds are a controversial inclusion for Christmas dinner!? Not me.
 
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rasperryripple

Pigs in blankets and pink tracksuit/hoody Jack
Gravy Jack just not the same now I know his mums sitting next to him in the uncropped version.
 
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VC10

Jack, on his way to his Toby Carvery

" aww, am oi in toime? "
 
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Gattle09

Thanks Cornbab, fabulously festive thread opener.

If we are going off your pictures then I want the stuffing, not in RL though.
Also don’t understand when people say Yorkshires don’t belong on Christmas dinner, they belong with everything. Not calling you out there cobab, I’ve heard lots of people say they only go with beef.
 
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cobette

Have you been talking to my mum?
 
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Starttheline

I like the cranberry sauce selection of photos, a very nice set. RIP Nan

Never bother with actual cranny b though myself
 
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Just Drive

Creasing at this poll.

“When it’s over” is me and thank you to the two others who thus far agree.
 
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cobette

Gattle09 said:
Does she say that? It’s true though, I could eat them all day long. Had them tonight with chicken casserole.
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Yes, she only serves them with beef. She's already got this year's dinner in and I managed to smuggle some Yorkshires into the basket without her noticing, but I doubt they'll make it onto the table.
 
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