Just out of interest, who has what & what can't you do without over Christmas Day / boxing.
also what can you very well do without.

usual stuff such as 'Mayo/mustard(English)/branston.
I've also bought a few 'mr.vikki's' strong relish's.
such as 'East Insian relish' which is like vindaloo pickle for cheese and snacks on boxing day.
However mrs.Kd likes cranberry on Christmas dinner.
I don't get it.
f***ing cranberry?
Daughters are almost as bad, they pour bottles of mayo in everything.
Worst is middle daughter who has mayo with gravy on the lot(also drinks it??!)

Kids,tired of being bothered by your pesky parents?
Then leave home, get a job & pay your own bills, while you still know everything.

I'll have my Mint sauce, garlic salt and lil' bit of horseradish where possible.

Though no boxing day celebs this year, taking me misses to St pancras to work in belgium.

Pickled onions, silverskin onions (gotta get another jar as getting low already) and good old Branston for boxing days cold meat feast,the best meal at Christmas for me.

In dog beers I’ve only had one.

Cold beef and bubble and squeak - traditional Boxing Day fare in the Becky household (followed by footie, of course)

A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers

Branston Pickle with silverskin pickled onions and cherry tomatoes to have with cold meats and tangy mature cheddar cheese on Boxing Day.

I make my own chili salsa (very hot) to dip Kettle Crisps and Pringles in.

I might even dip twiglets in garlic mayo too.

I like to have a turkey/stuffing sandwich with loads of salt/pepper which I might dip in the salsa too!

Racing/footy on TV...... nice and warm in my favourite chair and dog/Mrs asleep on the settee.

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Edited by daib0 (24 Dec 2015 2.19pm)

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