[Politics] Christmas Day Dessert

crodonilson

He/Him

Jan 17, 2005

13,536

Lyme Regis

• Nov 21, 2019

• #1

SO we've established the typical NSC'er will be enjoying a luxurious prawn cocktail with lashings of seafood sauce followed by roasting a moist turkey crown, but how are you intending to end the most important meal of the year? A real showstopper or something traditional?

 

schmunk

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Jan 19, 2018

9,512

Mid mid mid Sussex

• Nov 21, 2019

• #2

 

The Clamp

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Jan 11, 2016

24,534

West is BEST

• Nov 21, 2019

• #3

Cheeseboard. Followed by numerous trips to the kitchen to slice off some gammon and stuff it into my face while grabbing another beer from the fridge. Ideally. Though in reality I am working a night shift on Christmas Eve and a night shift on Christmas Day. So that won’t be happening.
:-(

More likely I’ll be having egg on toast before going to work. However I have 24 days off in row in January when I’ll be in a beach bar in Gran Canaria stuffing my face and drinking myself silly. Swings and roundabouts.

 

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BensGrandad

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Jul 13, 2003

72,015

Haywards Heath

• Nov 21, 2019

• #4

My choice is not listed that is Christmas Pudding with Brandy Cream not butter followed by Mince pie and finished with cheese and port.

 

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Arthritic Toe

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Nov 25, 2005

2,399

Swindon

• Nov 21, 2019

• #5

I have Christmas pudding because I feel I should, not because I particularly like it.

 

Marshy

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Jul 6, 2003

19,725

FRUIT OF THE BLOOM

• Nov 21, 2019

• #6

Xmas Pud or Mince Pie.... generally both

 

Lower West Stander

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Mar 25, 2012

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Back in Sussex

• Nov 21, 2019

• #7

Ruel Fox

 

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MattBackHome

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Jul 7, 2003

11,729

• Nov 21, 2019

• #8

Gath'ring winter Ruuuuuuel (Fox)

 

A1X

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Sep 1, 2017

17,833

Deepest, darkest Sussex

• Nov 21, 2019

• #9

Jay Rayner suggests raspberry jelly, lime jelly and pouring cream. Which sounds most tempting.

 

Two Professors

Two Mad Professors

Jul 13, 2009

7,617

Multicultural Brum

• Nov 21, 2019

• #10

Another for Christmas pud with brandy sauce

 

Jesus Gul

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Feb 23, 2004

5,472

• Nov 21, 2019

• #11

Big Christmas Pud with a single 50p coin hidden inside was always a our dessert of choice. Who would be the lucky recipient? Do not reheat your portion in microwave as my brother did in 1987.

 

Is it PotG?

Thrifty non-licker

Feb 20, 2017

23,362

Sussex by the Sea

• Nov 21, 2019

• #12

Cheese. Port. More Cheese. More Port.

 

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darkwolf666

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Nov 8, 2015

7,576

Sittingbourne, Kent

• Nov 21, 2019

• #13

Jesus Gul said:

Big Christmas Pud with a single 50p coin hidden inside was always a our dessert of choice. Who would be the lucky recipient? Do not reheat your portion in microwave as my brother did in 1987.

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50p, whipper snapper... We had a silver sixpence (at my nans) or a thruppeny bit (at home).

 

Chicken Run

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Jul 17, 2003

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Valley of Hangleton

• Nov 21, 2019

• #14

Rum & Rasin Ice cream with sticky toffee pudding.

 

Is it PotG?

Thrifty non-licker

Feb 20, 2017

23,362

Sussex by the Sea

• Nov 21, 2019

• #15

 

nicko31

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Jan 7, 2010

17,608

Gods country fortnightly

• Nov 21, 2019

• #16

Vienetta, oh FFS...

 

BNthree

Plastic JCL

Sep 14, 2016

10,911

WeHo

• Nov 21, 2019

• #17

Panetone.

 

Grombleton

Surrounded by <div>s

Dec 31, 2011

7,356

• Nov 21, 2019

• #18

After the nibbles and delights on offer in Chez Grombleton I will probably look like a pudding, so I may abstain.

However, if forced - mince pies and brandy butter (also rum butter is available at ours. Both home made)

 

Psychobilly freakout

HellBilly

Feb 23, 2009

23,023

Brighton factually.....

• Nov 21, 2019

• #19

Christmas in Detroit, so one of these bad boys, a root beer float....

 

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Sussexscots

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Aug 13, 2016

1,278

Sunny Sussex, occasionally Leith

• Nov 21, 2019

• #20

Christmas pudding from the Harvey's shop in Lewes with Brandy Sauce and cream. And a bottle of Bush de Noel Belgian Beer.