I Rated 2021 Christmas Food – Here's What I Thought

    The Christmas eating has begun.

    Hi! I'm Jess, and if there's one thing I look forward to every Christmas (apart from spending time with my friends and family and spoiling my little fur baby!) it's Christmas food. I decided to try out some of 2021's festive goodies so you know what we think is worth your coin. Alexa, skip to snack time!

    Okay, so before I talk about whether these "Jingly Bells" from Cadbury passed taste test, I should say that I didn't read the packaging properly and assumed they were orange flavoured. I can confirm that they aren't, and they are in fact, chocolate noisettes (a hazelnut chocolate).

    The next stop was Aldi for their brie and spiced cranberry chutney sandwich. Now, when I worked in an office I was a Christmas sandwich connoisseur – a habit that cost me far more money than I care to think about.

    I should say at this point that I'm a crisp girl through and through. Give me savoury over sweet any day. When I saw these Aldi Turkey and Stuffing Bites I was unsure what to think, and here's why. Ask yourself how often you've tried a savoury snack that claims to be an unusual flavour and it tastes absolutely *nothing* like what it claims to be? Exactly. However, both you and I are about to be surprised...

    OoOoH! Next, I bring you Asda's Christmas bake. You get two in a pack and they contain chicken, smoked bacon pieces, and pork and cranberry stuffing, among other delicious things.

    This frozen Asda plant based Christmas trimmings selection contains meat-free pigs in blankets and sage and caramelised onion stuffing balls.

    Firstly, I have a question. Why do we not have snacks in tins all year round? This needs to be a thing. Secondly, the person who decided to change the name of these treats to 'Treeselets' should probably get a pay rise.

    Speaking of tree shaped things, as soon as I saw these chicken nugget Christmas trees in Asda I knew they were coming home with me.

    Coffee fans, listen up! As someone with a penchant for a festive blend, these Starbucks Toffee Nut Latte capsules caught my eye. They're compatible with a Dulce Gusto coffee machine, FYI.

    Festive packaging aside, these may look like your standard cheeses, but they're actually rather *fancy* sounding Christmassy cheeses from Asda. This festive cheese selection was the food I was most intrigued by, so here goes...

    Winter wouldn't be winter without hot chocolate IMO, and can you really imagine one much better than a Maltesers one? Me neither.

    Finally, my pup decided to try out Wilko's doggy pigs in blanket-style treats...