Pate!

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• walterwhite Posts: 56,774

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  22/12/13 - 14:54 #2

  Same here, it's one of those foods that's so high in calories I tend to eat it sparingly.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 7,856

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  22/12/13 - 16:36 #3

  Not sure if it's stocked nationwide, but our Asda has: http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/waitrose-price-comparison/Pate/Castle_Maclellan_Rannoch_Smoked_Duck_Pate_with_Bramley_Apple_Jelly_113g.html which is delicious - there's also a chicken and heather honey one in the same range which is also gorgeous (and what we're having this year

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 16,986

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  22/12/13 - 17:04 #4

  I'd eat duck rilette until the cows come home.

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• Pumping Iron Posts: 29,891

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  22/12/13 - 19:44 #5

  I've got some foie gras pate, some wild boar pate, duck pate and venison pate at home. Probably won't get stuck in till boxing day though.

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• Summer Breeze Posts: 4,399

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  22/12/13 - 19:46 #6

  My husband makes his own.
  I adore the duck with orange pate from Marks and Sparks.

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• Ellie666 Posts: 2,052

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  23/12/13 - 14:52 #7

  make your own, it doesn't have to be that calorific and is a piece of p to make

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• walterwhite Posts: 56,774

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  23/12/13 - 17:08 #8

  Ellie666 wrote: »

  make your own, it doesn't have to be that calorific and is a piece of p to make

  
  I make everything at xmas, I even rear the turkey in the back garden.

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• LaceyLouelle3 Posts: 9,682

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  23/12/13 - 21:14 #9

  I love pate, can't have it this year though

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• BlueEyedMrsP Posts: 12,178

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  23/12/13 - 21:42 #10

  We buy it a few times during the year. I like it on toasted home-made bread if possible.

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