What's your meat for Christmas (non-veggie)

[Geofnay]

Just ordered a Kelly Bronze turkey - have bought that or a Copas for the last few years. Aren't turkeys dear?

 

[jaycey]

I fancy trying Goose.
Plant of the Canadian fuckers shitting all over the place round here

 

[Northam Saint]

Rib Roast Beef, a duck and a gammon.

 

[Gairdner]

Used to be one year at Mother's ,next at her Mother's but now I'm single again I had thought it would be back to Mother's. But nooo, we're going oot to my wee brother's and as the wee round bugger is now a chef manager i.e. the head chef's boss, it better be good or he'll be gettin' stuffed like a Turkey and not with my kilted sausage either.

Christmas is about turning up and putting away the grub whilst avoiding wearing embarrassing knitwear, ensuring that every last word of Her Maj's speech resonates throughout the house, a quick gander at The Great Escape and a sly shot o' the bairns' toys. Sprout eating competitions are non-compulsory 'cos I always win anyway. King o' the wee green farty fruits, that's me!

'Tache back in town, Vinny? That's the game!

 

[Gairdner]

Aye, I've always fancied a goose ever since we went on Holiday down to the Cotswolds in 2000. Signs everywhere advising folks to get there Christmas goose orders in and nary a mention of Turkey. We usually have a Gammon as well and plenty of kilted sausages or pigs in blankets as ye Sassenachs call 'em. What do they have in Americky? McTurkey Sandwich with hash browns and maple syrup?

Very funny, Jaycey! Glad I wasn't drinking my tea at the time I read that....

 

[p.b]

Aren't turkeys dear?

Yeah - extremely over-priced. Last year we had venison (doesn't take up as much room in the oven) and that was great. No idea what we've got this year but it won't be turkey.

 

[hunnymonster]

Pork here. Plenty of crackling too.

 

[missingskin]

I have no idea, I go to my sisters and eat what is put in front of me.

 

[MPH]

We've had friends rear a few turkeys for the last few years, so we got a nice free range jobber for however much it cost them in feed. Unfortunately they haven't bothered this year.... Don't think I fancy the normal price, so may see if a 'goose is cheaper???

 

[RedHorseman]

Id love to give goose a go, aparently its a bit fishy. It will be turkey up at the in laws house for me. The best bit is the honey bacon sprouts. Oh my they are tasty.

 

[Tall_Paul]

Chicken courtesy of a farmer in Paignton who I know.

Tastes nowt like the cobblers that you get from the supermarkets.

 

[PhilD]

Christmas on me tod this year so probably Pot Noodle

 

[Dr Terror]

Pit Bull....If it doesn't stop whinnying at me for no reason....

 

[nick_s]

I absolutely love a honey glazed gammon for nosh on Christmas day, but the wife is more of a fan of turkey. That said, we'll likely do something different this year, possibly a nice bit of pork with plenty of crackling.

 

[Lose the beard]

Turkey for us, a friend of ours runs a Free Range Turkey farm a couple of miles from us. They are quite expensive but I do like a decent Turkey.

 

[chris.hale]

I fancy trying Goose.
Plant of the Canadian fuckers shitting all over the place round here

Goose is really nice, but the Canadas are no good to eat, tough as old boots. I got a pinkfoot last year, it was not unlike pigeon.

We're probably having lasagne at Christmas, tradition be buggered we're having what we like.