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John Jones

I tried the £2 Christmas dinner in a can and it was not at all what I expected

There are many things that we love about Christmas but the highlight for a lot of people is the food. Tucking into a full Christmas dinner, with your plate piled high with roast potatoes, pigs in blankets, and turkey, beef, or a nut roast is hard to beat.

But, as anyone who has been in the kitchen on Christmas Day will know, while it's a joy to eat the amount of work that goes into preparing and cooking the most hotly-anticipated meal of the year is anything but. With all that peeling, chopping, stirring, and basting nobody could blame you for feeling knackered before the day is even half done.

It's not cheap either with the price of turkey and all the trimmings rising year-on-year and food prices in general soaring by nearly 15% in the year to September in 2022. Add to that the possibility of everything going wrong in the kitchen on the big day and you're left crying out for a cheap, speedy, and no-hassle alternative to fall back on.

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