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Nutritionaly not as bad as other diets I have read on here! I thought my diet was pretty bad till I read that what are you eating thread, takeaways every friday, yeesh!  In some cases, several times a week!!! Not a vegetable, in sight 
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Aww Rude don't spoil it for me,thats the only thing i eat which is different to my normal sunday roast.
sprouts parsnips, pigs in blankets are the norm,and i don't like turkey so never have it anyway,and you can keep the cranberry sauce too,sweet stuff with a roast is just not right!!
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As a kid, I could never get my head around why there was a pot of 'jam' on the table!! lol
Sorry hun, you enjoy your bread sauce xx
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In some cases, several times a week!!! Not a vegetable, in sight I probably wouldn't eat a vegetable if I was living alone to be fair
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lol at the Jam. I'll enjoy my bread sauce,especially on a butty with chicken the next day.
I also can't stomach mince pies,christmas pudd or chocolates with liquers in,yuck!
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Where do Wiki-ites stand on the Christmas dinner staple- Sprouts!!!
I tolerate them.
Plusone loves them.
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I am a fan of sprouts, but like one or two, I go off them after that Also really don't like christmas pudding, bleurgh!
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I love sprouts have them most weeks frozen, but they are deffo better fresh and supposedly better after they have had a frosty night,according to an old farmer!
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lol at the Jam. I'll enjoy my bread sauce,especially on a butty with chicken the next day.
I also can't stomach mince pies,christmas pudd or chocolates with liquers in,yuck! Don't bother with the Pud, or liqueurs, or Stollenburg, or Yule Logs, well....you saw my Christmas Food rant  We don't go o.t.t atall. Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day we have a 'party tea' and Lunch with the trimmings on Christmas day and Boxing day. Then its back to 'normal food' til NYE!! Don't even bother with Gateuxs/ Cheesecakes and the likes- there is only 4-6 of us- so why buy a 12-14 serving mahoosive cake? We just get the platter from iceland and defrost one of each 'item' per person. it suits us-plus we tend to weigh the same at the end of the festivities!!
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I love sprouts have them most weeks frozen, but they are deffo better fresh and supposedly better after they have had a frosty night,according to an old farmer! Ooh, fresh is deffo better than frozen,i agree. Thanks for that tip,may leave them outside over night.
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Same here Rude,melting chocolate puds from Marks with their extra thick double cream or trifle without the sherry.
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I love sprouts have them most weeks frozen, but they are deffo better fresh and supposedly better after they have had a frosty night,according to an old farmer! Ooh, fresh is deffo better than frozen,i agree. Thanks for that tip,may leave them outside over night. I think he meant picked out of the field after frosty nights,lol but it may work.Mum chops bacon up,fries it quick and then mixes it with sprouts before serving,yum yum.
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sprouts 
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Oh Gawd -trifle!!! Plus is raving on about my mums trifle, so i said " i can make bloody trifle as well, you know" So now, it looks like I'm having a Trifle-Off, with my mum- haha. She dousn't know it yet!! (  mum );)
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@ P.P lol,must be having a blonde moment. lol. @ Jabber, Not a fan then?
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