I DON'T KNOW WHY I'M LAUGHING SO MUCH omg

I love the sprouts and turkey.

In Portugal the have fish and cabbage and boiled pork at Christmas :omgno: This year's Christmas dinner will be a new experience.

The meat

cranberry sauce.

the stuffing. i don't know if brits have the stuffing with turkey the way americans do for thanksgiving but i've always loved the stuffing most. soooo yummy.

Also i wonder if brits ever get jealous of Americans, because we basically have 4 huge holidays in the time that you only have 2. We have Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years. you guys only have Christmas and New Years and those are only a week apart. And we have 2 major feasts. (thanksgiving and christmas), you guys don't really celebrate halloween as much as we do, and you have basically no holidays in November.

We don't. Plus we have bonfire night in November.

Turkey and bacon wraped in sausage slays

Us bothered about four holidays it means were humble to the core and appreciate the ones we have more x

Buy ha from iceland

Maybe why you all fat :hehe::joker:

Not really. We have bonfire night and Halloween is for kids.

..yeah we do have stuffing, Alex..we have chestnut stuffing at Christmas with Turkey...I think Thanksgiving is a lovely one to have, it's something that we obviously don't have in the same way here...we do have Harvest and it is celebrated by some but not in the same way as Thanksgiving is for you though../more of a community thing in some areas, rather than a National thing....which one of those is your favourite celebration, Alex..?..

Chestnut stuffing, sprouts with caramelised onions and crisp roast potatoes. (UI'm making myself hungry thinking about it)

We also celebrate Easter. With loads of chocolate and simnel cake.
One thing I've never understood about the Americans is, if you have a turkey for thanksgiving, you must just about be finishing it off before Christmas comes round and you have to start all over again. Or do you have something different for Christmas?

Nope no holidays between August and December unless you work in a school or go to school/college :smug: We have far too many bank holidays clustered around April/May, one of those bank holidays needs moving to end October

My favourite part of Christmas dinner is when everyone buggers off back to their own house (Mum and Dad) and I can lay around like a slug for the rest of the day and get some serious telly watching done.

You just can't wait to watch the latest death on Eastenders can you? :smug:

Oooo no... Doctor Who and Strictly. I can't handle the soaps the rest of the year I'm not watching them on Christmas Day!

When it's over so I can have trifle

Christmas dinner is overrated

That sounds quite nice actually

Trifle :yuk:

:joker::joker:

We have Halloween, Guy Fawkes, Christmas and Newyear so shut up :fist:

We only have Christmas, New Year and Halloween, although Halloween is really only a kids thing for most people. Our Bonfire Night is in June

The Irish are a funny lot.