>your country >whats a typical Christmas dinner >Ireland

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this

good food comes only after midnight

>>67066953
>Canada
>Same as Ireland

I don't really like it tbqh. I still go to my dad's house for Christmas dinner but when I have my own family I think I will do things differently.

what is christmas?

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Usually lots of small dishes. But ham, meatballs, "price sausages" (short sausages), pickled herring and head cheese are absolutely mandatory.

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>>67067257
This thread is for first-worlders only. GTFO

>>67066953
The same as you really.

Christmas dinner is like Thanksgiving dinner except worse because they've replaced the delicious turkey with pleb ham

>>67068293
>pleb ham
t. mahmud al-amrika

>Australia
>We don't really have a dinner we have a nice lunch

Assorted cold meats(Ham, Turkey, Chicken) and shit, pasta/potato salads

>>67066953
>Irish
>Enough money to do a Christmas meal

Biatch please

>>67068631
ebin

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>>67068908
With the globalization the feast for an Irish is pic related

>>67069528
Me grandaddie from Cork used to say as a boy if he had a quid (what they call a euro), he'd spend it on one of them oriental feasts they sold in the American convenience stores.

Enough nourishment for half the week from one meal.

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>>67069679
What about the quality ? Better than foie gras ?

We go out for Chinese, then head down to the store and marvel at all the empty shelves.