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#26 |
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I'm confused. What do you sit down to eat as a family on Christmas Day that doesn't incur your horror?
Then it'll be off to local arboretum for a few hours. No horror in any of that unless it rains them we'll have to change our plans. Big believers in doing things we like at Christmas and not feeling forced into false gaity and masses of food we aren't keen on. Always think there is a reason many Christmas foods are only eaten once a year.
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#27 |
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We have a frozen turkey too. Reading the comments here taking it out tomorrow is good advice? I was going to leave it until tomorrow evening but it is frozen solid so perhaps taking it out in the morning is better?
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As it's not too cold this year we are having a picnic, so sandwiches, and I'm making a coffee cake. Might do some vegetarian sausage rolls too if I have time.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Qvwfy0MVJw
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I've just been given a turkey, which I have no immediate use for, so it has had to go in the freezer.
It is a highly superior turkey, and research has revealed that it would have cost £80!
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go vegan, meat is murder. do not over eat. people buy so much food at Xmas and a lot of it does not get eaten, it is a huge waste of food
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go vegan, meat is murder. do not over eat. people buy so much food at Xmas and a lot of it does not get eaten, it is a huge waste of food
You eat what you want to eat. The rest of us will eat what we choose. |
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I ddin't think there was a risk of transference to humans for this strain of bird flu - least of all via consuming the meat.
. . They said the frozen ones would have been frozen some time ago, before the outbreak started. Storage of frozen turkeys, peaks in August-September. (The Guardian) |
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Just as well I took the turkey out yesterday as its still rock solid!!
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