Christmas dinner vs. Full english breakfast

[iamhobo]

Which is better?

Personally, I prefer a full english with a nice cup o' tea.

[cazzz1975]

christmas dinner, I cannot eat a lot of the foods involved in a full english so I would opt for a roast dinner (minus the frills and fancies of a xmas dinner)

[Headbanger]

Personaly I think there's too much going on on Xmas Day to fully enjoy the Christmas Dinner, plus its a lot of work for whoever has to cook it. I prefer the cold meat and pickles on Boxing Day or a full English Breakfast on holiday.

[4getmenot]

I've never understood why its alot of work, its just roast dinner

[boxtops]

We have a lot of extras with the Dinner, but a full English wins it for me!

[ummmm]

I don't really like sausages or bacon or beans or tea.

So, I'll have to opt for the roast dinner.

[jd_1984]

Roast dinner, no, full english. Hang on.... Roast Dinner, but perhaps Full English.....I love them both too much!!

[sara3]

Christmas dinner.. I just wish someone else would cook it.

[Jan1957]

Definitely christmas dinner for me. I love all the veg that goes with it especially roast potatoes and parsnips.

[spud-u-like]

There is nothing to set you up for the day better than a full english alongside some toast and marmalade a glass of fruit juice and a couple of cups of coffee.

christmas dinner is great too, if not eaten too often either, but i wouldnt recommend having it for breakfast.

[craft1948]

mmm P&O's full english, which besides the usual includes black pudding and liver.

[jaydah]

P&O craft ? Do you mean steam liners - I can smell the fresh bread.

[madmaggot]

I'd actually rather have a really good sandwich. Say, thick cut granary bread with mixed leaf salad, sliced onion, tomatoes and cucumber; a very thin coating of salad cream and loads of prawns.