Christmas Food and Drink

Christmas Food and Drink

Apart from Christmas presents the other big worry is Christmas food and drink. Choosing the right party food and picking a great Christmas menu for your guests can be a headache.

So before you set off to the Sainsbury’s Marks and Spencer or your local supermarket take a look at what other consumers thought of traditional Christmas food like turkey, mince pies, Christmas pudding and After Eights or get inspired to create your own Christmas food recipe, share it on our forums. But don’t forget the drinks, a nice bottle of port or brandy makes a great after dinner drink and gift. We’ve also got Christmas hamper reviews for gift ideas for foodies or wine lovers too.

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  • reviewkitten Rank: Lieutenant-Colonel 14th October 2009

    Reviewer rating: 3 stars


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    A Snowball is a very traditional Christmas drink but one that you cannot drink too much of without feeling pretty sick. The mixture of Advocaat and ice cold lemonade makes a rich, creamy drink that kinda looks frothy and is fizzy at the same time, I guess that combined with the Christmas tradtion is ...

  • Guest 19th November 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    The Waitrose Christmas Hamper I received last year was brilliant. It had loads of different, interesting things in there. I got mine as a christmas present from my work and it was great. Lots of things for all the family to share. Chocolate, nuts, biscuits and most importantly Alcohol. A great Luxur ...

  • Washing Up Blues Rank: Major 8th November 2007

    Reviewer rating: 3.5 stars


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    30 Things to Make And Cook For Christmas is a charming book, lots of fantastic recipes and things to do with the children. There's 30 recipe cards in here, each with a picture of the end product and they are wipe clean too which is handy. Last year we had great fun making edible decorations for the ...

  • Tania Rank: Lieutenant-Colonel 8th November 2007

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Delia Smith's Christmas has got to be the ultimate guide to Christmas cooking, it's one of those books that every mum seems to have! I have to say I've always found Delia's recipe's a bit over complicated but as Christmas is the time when you put a real effort into dinner; this is a great book to ha ...

  • FraggleSue Rank: Staff Sergeant 27th November 2006

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Yummy!! One segment leads to another, and before you know it the whole thing has gone! I buy Terrys Chocolate Orange regularly, but they never stay in my cupboard for longer than an hour because of my children and husband. So, best to buy a few at a time if you want any for yourself...or simply just ...