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    sirromj
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    Christmas food? It was only last week I was moaning about Christmas items in the shops already and yet yesterday evening there I was stood in the middle of Aldi struggling to resist picking up a Christmas pudding and mini stollen bites! I only did resist out off a feeling of hypocrisy and letting myself down for succumbing to capitalist consumeristic pressures. What to do?

    lambchop
    Free Member

    Ultra processed crap.

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    thestabiliser
    Free Member

    I’ve stoically marched past the mince pies thus far. On my way to the crisps.

    Definitely getting there though

    Ultra processed crapalicious, I think you’ll find

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    10
    Full Member

    What to do?

    Put up a Christmas tree and fill yer boots with the sweet Christmas food.

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    roli case
    Free Member

    Resist til December. The main thing that makes Christmas food exciting is that it’s exclusive to a particular, limited time of year. If you start eating it now, you’ll be bored of it by Christmas.

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    sirromj
    Full Member

    If you start eating it now, you’ll be bored of it by Christmas.

    Is this verified?

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    kormoran
    Free Member

    you’ll be bored of it by Christmas.

    2025 maybe

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    funkmasterp
    Full Member

    Ultra processed crap.

    Blah, blah, blah Christmas Pudding with white sauce is the highlight of the year.

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    stanley
    Full Member

    Christmas may only start after my birthday*

    *24th December btw

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    MadBillMcMad
    Full Member

    Mincemeat made yesterday. Experimenting, we made it in the slow cooker.

    Results are excellent…. Already

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    bassmandan
    Full Member

    It’s never too early for mini stollen bites. I had most of a pack within 24 hours of buying them a week ago

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    dissonance
    Full Member

    Is this verified?

    This does seem like the sort of claim which needs testing.

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    MoreCashThanDash
    Full Member

    I’m still eating hot cross buns now the world has seen sense to stock them year round. I’ll happily cross the streams and have a mince pie chaser!

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    dc1988
    Full Member

    I’ve already finished my first pack of mince pies

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    tuboflard
    Full Member

    I’m a complete sucker for mince pies. Left my job last week and they know of my weakness hence bought me eight boxes. Already got through two.

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    MoreCashThanDash
    Full Member

    I’m a complete sucker for mince pies. Left my job last week and they know of my weakness hence bought me eight boxes. Already got through two.

    Username checks out

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    montgomery
    Free Member

    I thought this was going to be a thread about Alex Salmond.

    dyna-ti
    Full Member

    mincemeat pies .. gag.

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    kormoran
    Free Member

    If you bulk buy mine pies, you can trick or treat them and have them on bonfire night.

    What’s not to like?

    The only question is lid or no lid.

    mattyfez
    Full Member

    Is it too early for…

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    susepic
    Full Member

    I am about to order my team’s panettonne and pandoro in good time for Xmas.

    I WFH with my better half

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    MoreCashThanDash
    Full Member

    The only question is lid or no lid.

    Heat pie

    Remove lid

    Spoon on thick brandy cream

    Replace lid

    Nom

    Repeat.

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    stgeorge
    Full Member

    Is it too early for…

    Wham?

    Post it now and wipe out most of Whamagedon 🙂

    sprootlet
    Free Member

    The marzipan has been purchased for the first stollen, it usually takes me one or 2 tries to get it right. My OH is very happy with my stollen ineptitude.

    Not sure whether I’ll make mince pies this year but I’ll probably be persuaded to.

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    Onzadog
    Free Member

    I accidentally, unwittingly had my first mince pie yesterday. As the seal was now broken, I had a second

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    blokeuptheroad
    Full Member

    I see the forum is grouping relevant threads together for convenience. There’ll be a diabetestrackworld one along soon 😉

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    rickmeister
    Full Member

    I’s never too early…..
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    for a 10 from Shirley!

    Poopscoop
    Full Member

    Is it too early for…
    Christmas food?

    This. Is. A. Disgrace!

    nwgiles
    Full Member

    We haven’t even had Halloween or bonfire night yet.

    citizenlee
    Free Member

    I hadn’t even thought of Christmas until I saw that M&S are doing double wrapped pigs in blankets.

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    binners
    Full Member

    I’m just going to leave this here….

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    lambchop
    Free Member

    I’m looking forward to the full Christmas blow out.  But it will be on the big day only. Mainly looking forward to opening a tub of mini twiglets and a bag of dry roasted peanuts, some quality street and a mince pie or two. However not looking forward to the pebble dash on Boxing Day.

    intheborders
    Free Member

    The Mince Pies in our local Co-Op are now in the ‘queuing’ aisle.

    I was going to get a pack of the extra-special ones when I was in at lunch, except the use-by date was 20th October 2024 and only I eat them – 6 in 4 days is a bit much even for me.

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    IHN
    Full Member

    except the use-by date was 20th October 2024 and only I eat them – 6 in 4 days is a bit much even for me.

    So if you ate one a day you’d have the last one two days after the use-by date? That would worry me not one bit, it’s a mince pie, not a sushi roll.

    funkmasterp
    Full Member

    You seem to be confusing. days with hours there. Six in four hours is normal isn’t it?

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    MoreCashThanDash
    Full Member

    Six in four hours is normal

    For a lightweight

    sirromj
    Full Member

    This. Is. A. Disgrace!

    Oh have I made a grammatical error?

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    didnthurt
    Full Member

    I knew the theme of this thread before I even clicked on it. The correct answer is nom, nom, nom. We’ve had apple Stollen bites in the house for a fortnight.

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    didnthurt
    Full Member

    Ultra processed crap.

    Haven’t you just described half the contents of the food isles in the supermarket. All breads, biscuits, ready meals, crackers, cakes etc.

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    Northwind
    Full Member

    My tesco has pigs in blankets and mince pies that are best before mid december. This is the problem I was put on this earth to help with

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