Introducing Christmas Dinner In A Tin

Just... no.

Games shop GAME have created a Christmas dinner in a tin, for gamers who don't have time to stop and eat on Christmas day.

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They explain. "To create the Christmas Tinner designer Chris Godfrey processed the food and sealed it with gelatine, placing each layer in the tin one at a time. All the gamer has to do is open and eat". YUM!

Here is a a gamer eating his Christmas dinner from a tin. He doesn't look too pleased about it.

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People are certainly interested tro try it.

Games Asylum @gamesasylum

Looking forward to the GAME Christmas Tinner unboxing videos.

03:22 PM - 05 Dec 2013

Games Asylum

@gamesasylum

Looking forward to the GAME Christmas Tinner unboxing videos.

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Although they're cautious.

wilma @marcwillmore

Game's "Christmas Tinner" looks more like dog food - but i'm intrigued about trying one... http://t.co/JnAXx0FuU3 via

09:10 AM - 06 Dec 2013

wilma

@marcwillmore

Game's "Christmas Tinner" looks more like dog food - but i'm intrigued about trying one... http://t.co/JnAXx0FuU3 via

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Very cautious.

Laura Murphy @lollimurphy

Nothing warms the heart like a delicious Christmas Tinner...

09:59 AM - 05 Dec 2013

Laura Murphy

@lollimurphy

Nothing warms the heart like a delicious Christmas Tinner...

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Unfortunately, the Tinner isn't yet available to buy.

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However, Game say that they are "considering putting the product into production if there is enough gamer demand."