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Frang
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So so so weird
summerisle
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It's worse when people put used wrappers back in the tin.
summerisle
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summerisle
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There's early, there's very early, and there is this :
www.dailymail.co.uk
Poundland puts Christmas goodies on sale three weeks ahead of Easter
Discount retailer Poundland has started to display festive items, including 'Santa please stop here' doormats, in March - a full 270 days before Christmas day.
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I knew I was being a bit presumptuous taking the Christmas tree down last week whilst it still had a hint of green to it.There's early, there's very early, and there is this :
Poundland puts Christmas goodies on sale three weeks ahead of Easter
Discount retailer Poundland has started to display festive items, including 'Santa please stop here' doormats, in March - a full 270 days before Christmas day.
summerisle
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Aldi is selling Christmas Eve Boxes and summer hasn't even begun
Aldi said it's 'never too early to start preparing for Christmas'.
metro.co.uk
summerisle
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Bread and dripping for Christmas.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Grocers warn Halloween Brexit deadline could derail Christmas
The bosses of Britain's two biggest supermarkets warned on Wednesday that an unruly Brexit on Halloween could derail Christmas.
www.telegraph.co.uk
summerisle
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'Tis the season to be jolly : the first announcements of Christmas food.
www.goodhousekeeping.com
www.mirror.co.uk
Waitrose has given us a sneak peek of the new Christmas food range for 2023
Waitrose has pulled out all the stops this year...
Asda announce festive food favourites 173 days before Christmas
Asda has unveiled an exclusive look at some of its anticipated Christmas products for this year and they look delicious
www.mirror.co.uk
carlos21
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Good afternoon mate how are you doing today.
summerisle
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A big, fat no.
www.foodandwine.com
A Scottish Distillery Produced the 'World's First Brussels Sprouts Gin'
The 'festive' gin is packaged in Christmas ornaments.
Why worry about eating your vegetables when you can drink them — yes, in the tippling sense — instead? Brits can sip through their Brussels sprouts with a tonic mixer this Christmas. In preparation for Christmas, a Scottish distillery has made what it's billing as the "world's first Brussels sprouts gin."
Without Thanksgiving (or even really Halloween) to hold them back, the British tend to get into the Christmas spirit extremely early. As such, Edinburgh-based Pickering's Gin has already announced its annual set of "Festively Flavoured Gin Baubles" — a.k.a. gin-filled Christmas tree ornaments in a variety of holiday-themed flavors. Though all six ornaments in the £25 set feature fun gin varieties — including Christmas clementine, festive cranberry, spiced pear & cinnamon, figgy pudding, and plum & ginger — the real head-turner is Brussels sprout gin.
"This year, we fulfilled the Christmas destiny of 10,000 lonely and forgotten Perthshire sprouts by distilling them and creating the world's first Brussels Sprout gin," Pickering's says on its website. "We know it sounds bonkers, but the humble sprout delivers a pleasantly sweet, slightly nutty gin, perfect for mixing." As additional tasting notes, the distillery writes, "Don't let its distinctive sprouty nose fool you, our Brussels Sprout gin finishes with a delightfully herbaceous, fresh green pepper twang." If you're not a fan, don't worry: Each bauble only contains 50 milliliters of gin — or barely more than a single shot.
"It was an interesting challenge trying to balance the unmistakable flavor of Brussels sprouts to get the taste just right — and the distillery had a very distinct aroma while the gin was being distilled!" co-founder and head distiller Matt Gammell said according to The Drinks Business. "However, we love the end result and it is the ideal tipple for friends and family to share together this Christmas."
In a nod to sustainability, the 220 pounds of sprouts used for the gin were reportedly "forgotten sprouts" that would have otherwise gone to waste. Additionally, part of the proceeds from these sets will go to Contact the Elderly's Community Christmas Campaign which provides "friendship and companionship for older people who would otherwise spend Christmas alone," according to the brand.
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A Scottish Distillery Produced the 'World's First Brussels Sprouts Gin'
The 'festive' gin is packaged in Christmas ornaments.
Why worry about eating your vegetables when you can drink them — yes, in the tippling sense — instead? Brits can sip through their Brussels sprouts with a tonic mixer this Christmas. In preparation for Christmas, a Scottish distillery has made what it's billing as the "world's first Brussels sprouts gin."
Without Thanksgiving (or even really Halloween) to hold them back, the British tend to get into the Christmas spirit extremely early. As such, Edinburgh-based Pickering's Gin has already announced its annual set of "Festively Flavoured Gin Baubles" — a.k.a. gin-filled Christmas tree ornaments in a variety of holiday-themed flavors. Though all six ornaments in the £25 set feature fun gin varieties — including Christmas clementine, festive cranberry, spiced pear & cinnamon, figgy pudding, and plum & ginger — the real head-turner is Brussels sprout gin.
"This year, we fulfilled the Christmas destiny of 10,000 lonely and forgotten Perthshire sprouts by distilling them and creating the world's first Brussels Sprout gin," Pickering's says on its website. "We know it sounds bonkers, but the humble sprout delivers a pleasantly sweet, slightly nutty gin, perfect for mixing." As additional tasting notes, the distillery writes, "Don't let its distinctive sprouty nose fool you, our Brussels Sprout gin finishes with a delightfully herbaceous, fresh green pepper twang." If you're not a fan, don't worry: Each bauble only contains 50 milliliters of gin — or barely more than a single shot.
"It was an interesting challenge trying to balance the unmistakable flavor of Brussels sprouts to get the taste just right — and the distillery had a very distinct aroma while the gin was being distilled!" co-founder and head distiller Matt Gammell said according to The Drinks Business. "However, we love the end result and it is the ideal tipple for friends and family to share together this Christmas."
In a nod to sustainability, the 220 pounds of sprouts used for the gin were reportedly "forgotten sprouts" that would have otherwise gone to waste. Additionally, part of the proceeds from these sets will go to Contact the Elderly's Community Christmas Campaign which provides "friendship and companionship for older people who would otherwise spend Christmas alone," according to the brand.
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