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| Christmas Snacking | Started by: Indognito on Dec 28, '20 12:08 |
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Pigs in blankets are the ultimate Xmas snack we make extras just to eat for a snack
I have been baking a lot recently so sausage rolls and brownies have been my go to for the last week or so |
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| Reply by: Gordon_Ramsay at Jan 10, '21 14:51 | |
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During Christmas I tend to eat a lot of chocolates and drink a lot of eggnog. Not so much this year but usually I over do it on the eggnog and get super sick/hungover for a couple days. It just tastes so good that I don’t even realize what I’ve done to myself until it’s too late. Also, turkey and stuffing and mashed potatoes. Nom |
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| Reply by: Grogu at Jan 11, '21 14:51 | |
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What’s Christmas without eggnog (definitely going to have that on deck) Actually tried a recipe for Romania cabbage rolls this year and that has now been added to the list of Christmas snacks. |
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| Reply by: Storm at Jan 11, '21 17:18 | |
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During Christmas and new year celebrations we tend to eat a bit more salmon, appetizers, that we don't often eat, and not much more, some savory pies and mixed boiled. |
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| Reply by: Gidan_B at Jan 11, '21 18:58 | |
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My embarrassing horde-esque thing for Christmas snacks are those giant metal tins full of popcorn.. I eat everything except the Caramel ones and then give those to the kids, and then buy another one and do it again. Rinse, repeat until there isn't any left in stores. :X its a sad thing, but goddamn are they good. |
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| Reply by: SumTingWong at Jan 16, '21 05:50 | |
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