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By *enarde OP Man
22 weeks ago

Barnsley

Well we have nothing left

Had family over

Beef,gammon,turkey,pork, pigs in blankets

All the veggies and drinks all gone

They did the lot!

Anyone got leftovers?

Mine would go into freezer I’m infamous for it

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By *lasgow verse 60s guyMan
22 weeks ago

Glasgow

The odd bit of cake I'm working my way through but the main stuff all gone. Quieter this week and I'm not hosting

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By *ontixMan
22 weeks ago

Dewsbury

Mine was all finished yesterday. Last of the mince pies gone for another year

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By *astguy7Man
22 weeks ago

Ross on Wye

Defrosted my fridge and freezer today, all set for a big food shop tomorrow for new year. All healthy stuff. Bring on 2025.

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By *loset TVTV/TS
22 weeks ago

bradford

Just me left... xx

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By *etterbiggerMan
22 weeks ago

Scunthorpe

A friend slipped on our stairs and was taken by ambulance to hospital on Christmas day morning with a fractured ankle. Boxing day my nephew's father in law had a heart attack and stroke and was placed in an induced coma. So bugger all was eaten and d*unk. There is still loads left for the new year. Never mind. Such is life even at Christmas

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By *anDadBodMan
22 weeks ago

Speke

loads, nothing has really been touched in terms of all the treats, will probably end up taking most of it to work and let the wolves have them.

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By *ICOCK65Man
22 weeks ago

Chelmsford

"Just me left... xx"

Not even a mince pie x

lol

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By *enarde OP Man
22 weeks ago

Barnsley

"Just me left... xx"

Great answer

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By *eekingcumsMan
22 weeks ago

Stoke/Stafford

Got loads of spank left

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By *rCurious75Man
22 weeks ago

Ashby de la Zouch

Most of the savoury stuff has gone tonight. Loads of sweets stuff left and alcohol. I didn't drink anywhere near as much as thought I would. Nervous of putting too much weight back on having lost so much last year.

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By *ft pensionerMan
3 days ago

Finished my sprouts

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By *astDevonGuyMan
3 days ago

East Devon

"Finished my sprouts

Just put mine on the boil …should be ready by Christmas

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By *tar33Man
3 days ago

North London (outer)

I found a left over boxed panettone the other day, will open it at the weekend.

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By *tar33Man
3 days ago

North London (outer)

"Finished my sprouts

Just put mine on the boil …should be ready by Christmas "

I haven't even bought mine yet, I'd better grab some from the Co-op tomorrow, before they run out.

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By *3versMan
3 days ago

glasgow

"I found a left over boxed panettone the other day, will open it at the weekend."

Love panettone, I'm now hungry for a huge slice

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By *oosterladMan
3 days ago

ipswich

I have a sealed Stilton in a large earthenware jar unopened from two Christmases ago in my fridge. Should be ripe to eat later this year.

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By *andinmypantsMan
3 days ago

North East

I always keep at least one Christmas pudding in for one of those days when you need something special. There's something quiet satisfying about having Christmas pudding on a scorching hot day in August.

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By *ingDaemon666Man
3 days ago

Grantham

"I have a sealed Stilton in a large earthenware jar unopened from two Christmases ago in my fridge. Should be ripe to eat later this year."

You need a decent bottle of port to go with that 👍🏻

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By *oosterladMan
3 days ago

ipswich

"I have a sealed Stilton in a large earthenware jar unopened from two Christmases ago in my fridge. Should be ripe to eat later this year.

You need a decent bottle of port to go with that 👍🏻"

I have a 40 year old port in my pantry but don't have the heart to open it yet.

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By *astguy7Man
2 days ago

Ross on Wye

"I have a sealed Stilton in a large earthenware jar unopened from two Christmases ago in my fridge. Should be ripe to eat later this year.

You need a decent bottle of port to go with that 👍🏻

You should get your Butler to do it.

I have a 40 year old port in my pantry but don't have the heart to open it yet."

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By *ammy aka SammyTV/TS
2 days ago

Bedford

June 20th or 21st longest day then count down to Christmas hopefully I'll still be here x

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By *0yguyMan
2 days ago

Cumberland

"I always keep at least one Christmas pudding in for one of those days when you need something special. There's something quite satisfying about having Christmas pudding on a scorching hot day in August."

I too found a Christmas pudding in the cupboard this week. Do you think it would be any good on a barbecue?

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By *onmar01Couple (MM)
2 days ago

Bargoed

We've got two Christmas puddings in the cupboard, they have a great shelf life

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By *ondomhunterMan
2 days ago

hastings

Found dome pigs in blankets in the freezer at the weekend. Nice addition to Sunday morning fry up

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By *etterbiggerMan
2 days ago

Scunthorpe

We are going to have a Christmas dinner rerun. Christmas was such a disaster. A guest slipped on the stairs and was taken by ambulance to hospital on Christmas day morning. Finally had surgery after a 10 day wait. A relative had a stroke on boxing day evening. Both I'm happy to say have made good recoveries. There are 3 bottles of champagne and some very good wine waiting. So a Christmas dinner party in the garden when we can all get together is being planned. I'm looking forward to it

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By *andinmypantsMan
2 days ago

North East

I too found a Christmas pudding in the cupboard this week. Do you think it would be any good on a barbecue?"

I'm sure you would be able to cook it on a barbecue, particularly a kettle BBQ with a lid. Perhaps just wrap it in tinfoil and pour some brandy over it first, after pricking it all over with a cocktail stick.

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By *ph1956Man
2 days ago

COLCHESTER

Luv a Christmas Pudding and double cream at anytime of the year. Yummy!

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By *onmar01Couple (MM)
2 days ago

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"We are going to have a Christmas dinner rerun. Christmas was such a disaster. A guest slipped on the stairs and was taken by ambulance to hospital on Christmas day morning. Finally had surgery after a 10 day wait. A relative had a stroke on boxing day evening. Both I'm happy to say have made good recoveries. There are 3 bottles of champagne and some very good wine waiting. So a Christmas dinner party in the garden when we can all get together is being planned. I'm looking forward to it"

Not quite as bad but few years ago my mum was in hospital having a hip replacement and she was in over Christmas. So we didn't 'do' Christmas that year.

But Christmas in January, once she was home, with all the trimmings was wonderful.

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