Aibu or are fishfinger sarnies a classic Xmas day breakfast??

[Lowhangingfruit]

Weren't allowed to call them butties. Anyone else?

No no no, smoked salmon and scrambled egg on a toasted bagel. Homemade bucks fizz to drink.

Growing up I always thought pork pie was the traditional Christmas Day breakfast. Turns out it’s just my family! Never heard of having fish fingers though.

Well I can't see it on the daily mail, though the comments could be interesting. Hmmm I think I can say they are definitely not on the side of the angels 🤣

Was in the Mirror earlier

www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/mum-sparks-outrage-classic-choice-23138823

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Well they got that wrong. It wasn't me who wanted it, was the in-laws 🙂. Nice to know accurate reporting at its finest

Oh, it must just have been the Mirror one I saw! It was recommended for me on Facebook and I swore it was daily mail then...
Either way, you're famous for sparking outrage

@OldGreyBoots

Oh, it must just have been the Mirror one I saw! It was recommended for me on Facebook and I swore it was daily mail then... Either way, you're famous for sparking outrage

Muwhahha. I'm so tempted to put on the FB page as a shock horror but I might get into trouble with DP...

It’s on the Liverpool Echo too!

Absolutely no to FF for breakfast.... I feel your pain with weird in law Xmas habits, mine don’t have pigs in blankets but do have pickles(?!!!)

Buck’s Fizz and pork pie here on Xmas morning with chocolate coins out of the stockings and whatever chocolate is floating round. I have got some reindeer shaped crumpets this year though so the children will have those!

Wow, that's an unusual breakfast any time of the year. And who wants to open Xmas presents accompanied by the odour of fish.

I would start a new tradition if I were you

I'm slowing establishing my traditions but this is not the one I'm picking!!!

I've started with croissants with prosciutto and brie for breakfast. Basically a posh bacon and cheese. Can literally throw in the oven to warm through as nothing needs cooking. Chuck in a little rocket and cranberry sauce, champagne flutes of bucks fizz on a tray, and go prod dp to wake up!

YABU. Never heard of anyone having this for Christmas breakfast before!

No. The only reasonable thing to eat on Christmas morning is the chocolate from your selection box, followed by a fried egg and/or bacon butty.

Pain au chocolat if being lazy, cinnamon drop scones if I can be bothered.

We had fish finger sandwiches tonight. Haven't had them in ages. They were so yummy.
But no. It's not something I associate with Christmas Day.

No, too big for breakfast on Xmas day. We have champagne and chocolate

Fishfinger sandwiches are amazing though!

@IliveonCoffee

I'm slowing establishing my traditions but this is not the one I'm picking!!!

I've started with croissants with prosciutto and brie for breakfast. Basically a posh bacon and cheese. Can literally throw in the oven to warm through as nothing needs cooking. Chuck in a little rocket and cranberry sauce, champagne flutes of bucks fizz on a tray, and go prod dp to wake up!

Streaky bacon and melted stilton on croissants is divine!

@PugInTheHouse

No, too big for breakfast on Xmas day. We have champagne and chocolate

Fishfinger sandwiches are amazing though!

I don't like choccy

we might have dinner later this year as there will only be the 4 of us so maybe we will try fishfinger sandwiches instead of a bit of our selection boxes!

Well the fish fingers never made van appearence 😄. Lobster tails and champers did. Plus no in-laws 👍👍

Ooooo I love them! Not had 1 in ages. Not for xmas morn though. Fry up surely.

We have pigs in blankets and stuffing for Xmas breakfast - not Paxo, the slabs you buy

It's not a custom in our house OP but I see no reason why it shouldn't become one. Sounds brilliant!

Now I like a fishfinger sarnie, but never had on Christmas day.

No.

I always liked the pork pie idea, from the Midlands I think.

Usually have a satsuma and a mince pie.