Christmas Dinner In A Can

[Chipchopper]

Anyone tried it, or would you not touch it with a barge pole ?

[Barsel]

Mamya, sounds nice, but I would have to swap the sprouts for broccoli or cauliflower.

[Arksided]

Yes that were them Barsel and Chris, I did forget what format they came in IE multi-pack, Turkey Stuffing, Pigs in Blankets and the best were the Brussel Sprout ones. Ahh those were the days ;-)

[Chipchopper]

Some of those who live alone or limited ability might appreciate it. Personally, I wouldn't mind giving it a try.

[Vagus]

I’d give it a go too, sounds like a mass produced version of the soup I make with Christmas Day leftovers, which is full of chunky veg, bits of sausage, bread sauce and the remains of the gravy.

[bednobs]

deepfried battered stuffing balls sound delish chris!

[Buenchico]

^^^ They are, Bednobs - especially when consumed in the pub across the road from the chippy, accompanied by a pint of beer ;-)

[naomi24]

It sounds dreadful.

[naomi24]

Sorry Vegas, but so does your soup.

[tiggerblue10]

You could buy a few cans and put them on the table on Xmas Day..............as a joke!

[CrapAtCryptics]

I havent tried tinned soup in years as they lack any decent flavour. Theres no was the xmas dinner is going to taste even remotely interesting.

[gingejbee]

^no you couldn't - as I said a day or two ago, strictly limited numbers only available online and sold out pronto.

[Chipchopper]

Our starter on Christmas day was always prawn cocktail, and on Boxing Day it was Baxter's French onion soup.