[Urban Cragou]

What’s your pick? What vegetable/glaze is going to anchor your Xmas-salads (if-ever there was such a thang) and have you snacking in-between Boxing-Day turkey curries with a slab of Greek Yoghurt atop? Or form the punch of some of your festive cocktails?

I’ve alluded to all-this somewhere-else but I thought I’d crank it out into an actual thread. With a festive tint because of the time of year but really I’m just asking in-general what you prefer, no-matter the season. The Christmas bit just adds a festive colour.

[Holly Christmas]

I voted neither..however on reflection if I'd pick then I would actually go for cranberry juice and its good for you.

[Merry Mockmas]

I do like both flavours in juice form.

But I slightly prefer Pomegranate.

[ChristmasNeeve]

I won't be putting anything fruity near my savoury dinner tyvm!

[Vicky.]

Neither

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Absolutely love Pomegranate

[Christmas Lights]

I have cranberry sauce on my Christmas dinner. I use to sometimes have actual pomegranate seeds on salads and stuff.

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Holly Christmas

I voted neither..however on reflection if I'd pick then I would actually go for cranberry juice and its good for you.

i love dried cranberries as a late night snack tbh



sometimes having this instead of potato crisps, which contains dried cranberries, walnuts, almonds, cashews, and unsalted which always is good for you

[Livia]

Don't mind pomegranate but I prefer cranberries, especially with brie.

[Peppermint]

I like cranberry sauce and also pomegranate seeds, but gotta be cranberry at Christmas