[NSC] Favourite Christmas Dessert?

Lurchy

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• Nov 11, 2018

• #21

Can this poll be struck as null and void due to it not containing the pretty obvious option of Christmas Cake?

 

Two Professors

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• Nov 11, 2018

• #22

Usually Christmas pud,but now I want a souffle.Masterchef contestant produced a raspberry souffle with cream cheese ice cream in the centre!

 

Gregory2Smith1

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Sep 21, 2011

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• Nov 11, 2018

• #23

remember looking for the sixpence in the homemade Christmas puds

always buy Tunis Cake at Christmas

 

Weststander

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• Nov 11, 2018

• #24

Lurchy said:

Can this poll be struck as null and void due to it not containing the pretty obvious option of Christmas Cake?

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Dundee Cake also omitted!

 

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BensGrandad

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• Nov 11, 2018

• #25

Over the Christmas period I will have most desserts but after Christmas dinner will have Christmas Pudding with Brandy cream the mince pies will be later in the day and the sherry trifle on Boxing Day when I get home from the Arsenal game.

 

Weststander

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• Nov 11, 2018

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BensGrandad said:

Over the Christmas period I will have most desserts but after Christmas dinner will have Christmas Pudding with Brandy cream the mince pies will be later in the day and the sherry trifle on Boxing Day when I get home from the Arsenal game.

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Some serious dieting required in January.

 

jakarta

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• Nov 11, 2018

• #27

Can't look past a proper sherry trifle, with the added bonus of it going off so quickly you must eat it all within a couple of days...

 

Is it PotG?

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Feb 20, 2017

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• Nov 11, 2018

• #28

Decent cheeses with salt/pepper bikkies.

 

bluenitsuj

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• Nov 11, 2018

• #29

Tunis cake

 

Super Steve Earle

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• Nov 11, 2018

• #30

This is a very odd poll and thread. Yule Log surely is no more a Christmas dessert than Mince Pies or the missing Christmas cake - these follow the turkey and pickle sandwiches for Christmas tea - totally different from a dessert to follow Christmas Turkey and all the trimmings blowout.

 

banjo

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• Nov 11, 2018

• #31

Turkey sandwich.

 

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BensGrandad

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• Nov 11, 2018

• #32

Weststander said:

Some serious dieting required in January.

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and early December

 

studio150

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Jul 30, 2011

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• Nov 11, 2018

• #33

Why is there no option for Christmas Pudding with custard, had to vote for other.

 

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portslade seagull

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• Nov 11, 2018

• #34

Never liked Christmas pudding. Wifey makes a trifle normally failing that I conjure up an Apple crumble

 

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TheJasperCo

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• Nov 11, 2018

• #35

Also the ubiquitous Celebrations, Heroes and Quality Street. Jacob's biscuit tin as well.

 

dazzer6666

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• Nov 11, 2018

• #36

TheJasperCo said:

Also the ubiquitous Celebrations, Heroes and Quality Street. Jacob's biscuit tin as well.

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Ah yes, bollocks to pud and Yule logs. Cheese, chutney and biscuits with a healthy glass of decent port.

....or is that for after dessert ?

 

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TheJasperCo

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• Nov 11, 2018

• #37

dazzer6666 said:

Ah yes, bollocks to pud and Yule logs. Cheese, chutney and biscuits with a healthy glass of decent port.

....or is that for after dessert ?

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as well as, not 'instead of'.

 

Harry Wilson's tackle

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• Nov 11, 2018

• #38

Obviously Christmas pud and cream. If I want to add spirits and set fire to it I may. But 'brandy cream' FFS. I suppose in spring you have April Wine.

 

LamieRobertson

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• Nov 11, 2018

• #39

yoghurt

 

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PeterOut

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• Nov 11, 2018

• #40

Oh FFS - can't we just keep Christmas in December?
It's early November, and you're talking about what to eat 6 weeks from now