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But you’ll also be able to get your full three-course Christmas dinner – starters include smoked haddock gratin (£4, .uk) and brie and cranberry pasty crowns (£2, .uk).įor the main event, you can expect everything from a turkey crown (£16, .uk) to a lamb leg (£18, .uk), and of course, vegetarians are catered for too in the way of a veggie wellington (£2.50, .uk).
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There’s plenty of party favourites, including mini lasagne bites, mac and cheese bites (£3, .uk) and king prawns in blankets (£5, .uk). With more than 200 Christmas foodie delights on offer, Iceland has certainly upped the ante. It’s the vegan trimmings selection (£3.50, ) that caught our eye. And it’s not forgotten about vegans and veggies, with the supermarket claiming that this year is its “most inclusive Christmas yet”, with more than 200 vegan and free-from options. Prefer savoury over sweet? It’s got an impressive cheese selection and its rib joint with madeira, porcini and truffle gravy (£30, ) is also likely to be a crowd-pleaser.
Read more: 13 best chocolate advent calendars for adults to indulge in a festive countdown The pudding is a dark chocolate shell filled with orange curd, chocolate sponge, chocolate mousse and chocolate-coated honeycomb and chocolate truffles. While this sounds exciting, we’re most looking forward to trying the other new launch for 2021: the showstopper that is the blood orange chocolate bauble. Following the success of its Bruce the brussels sprout cake, it’s added a Betty to the line-up a chocolate sponge cake with chocolate green icing. Known for its pocket-friendly prices, Asda’s new Christmas food range is sure to get you ready for festive feasting.
Highlights: Betty the brussel sprout cake, blood orange chocolate bauble.Last date to order: Wednesday 15 December.So if you’re on the hunt for a festive fizz, this is the one to buy now. What’s more, Aldi’s castellero organic prosecco (£7.49, .uk) landed a spot in our guide to the best proseccos, with our writer noting that it’s “fabulous”, with “refreshing stone fruit flavours and sumptuous floral aromas”.
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Similarly, we’ve got eyes on the honeycomb cracker cake (£5.49, .uk, available from 10 December), which is a chocolate sponge in the shape of a cracker and is filled with honeycomb and chocolate sauce. The sweet treats selection is equally as showstopping, and we’re obsessed with its chocolate orange bombe (£4.99, .uk), which is a chocolate orange mousse with a chocolate and hazelnut shell. Of course you can also expect all the usuals too, including turkey (available from 19 December), a sirloin beef joint (from £14.88, .uk, available from 19 December) and a selection of sides – loaded yorkshire puddings (£3.19, .uk, available from 19 December), cauliflower cheese (£2.49, .uk available from 19 December) and a brussels sprout gratin (£2.49, .uk, available from 19 December). Read more: 6 best gin advent calendars to get you in the festive spirit But our sights are set on Aldi’s pigs in beds (£3.99, .uk, available from 9 December) – a new creation for 2021 they consist of a mini sausage on a pork patty, nestled on cranberry and wrapped in smoky bacon. And consumer watchdog Which? has found that it is the most affordable supermarket to buy your festive feast from.Īldi has launched its festive food collection online, and it has a vast collection of party food, including all-new mini fish and chip cones (£1.99, .uk), baked camembert (£2.99, .uk) and vegetable wontons (£1.99, .uk). While it doesn’t offer a delivery service, it does have a click and collect option available, which we’d recommend using ahead of the Christmas rush.
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