Anyone fancy daring their Xmas food shopping list with me? Please?

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I'm full of cold and only just getting around to making it and worried I'm going to forget something.

TIA

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I'll help. I'm supposed to be working today but your request is much more important! This is just my list for the actual day, and Boxing day buffet

Turkey
Streaky bacon (lots)
Christmas ham (to be cooked a la Nigella in cherry coke)
Pigs in blankets
Potatoes
Carrots
Parsnips
Sprouts
Chestnuts
Onions
Lemons
Goose/duck fat for roasties
Olive oil
Butter
Honey for parsnips
Turkey foil
Disposable roasting tin
Crackers
Cranberry sauce
Posh stuffing mix
Posh gravy in case mine goes wrong
Bread rolls
Bread
Bacon for butties
Eggs
Crisps
Nuts
Salad stuff
Chocolate (lots)
Xmas pudding
Sticky toffee pudding
Posh custard
Cream
Whippy cream for Pie Face
Pickled Onions coz it's Christmas
Naice chutney
Cherry coke
Normal coke
Lemonade
Red wine
White wine
Bubbly of some description
Vodka
Mixers
Beers

That's all I can think of for now

Ooh

Rennies
Painkillers for the inevitable toothache/injury
Calpol

This is mine, I am picking the goose and dessert up on Friday morning. buying all this tomorrow evening...

Fresh Veg
Potatoes
Parsnips
Carrots
Sprouts
Avocado
Salad bags
Thyme

Meat / fish
Bacon
Pancetta
Smoked Salmon x 2
Pate
Antipasti

Pre-Made
Red Cabbage
Stuffing
Bread Sauce
Gravy?
Hollandaise sauce

Dairy/Juice
Orange juice
Milk
Cheese selection
Butter x2
Cream

Cupboard
Eggs
Gravy
Goose fat
Crackers
Chutney
Pickles
Mustard
Mayo
Crisps
Sea salt
Cranberry sauce

Baked Goods
Sourdough
Part Baked Baguettes
Normal bread
Muffins

Frozen
Ice
Peas

Drinks
Champagne
Prosecco
Vodka
Amaretto
Brandy?
Red Wine
Becks blue
Cider
Soft drinks – squash, water, coke

Non Food
Serving dish
Wine glasses (red)

Ours has the usual stuff (parsnips, sprouts, booze, mince pies etc) plus:
jar of red cabbage
pickled onions (got to be Garners)
lots of cheese (dp = Stilton, me = Manchego plus fiendishly vintage Cheddar, dd1 = Applewood, dd2 = Roule and Mexicana, plus whatever else we fancy when we get there)
croissants and other nice pastries
Crackers/oatcakes
Black grapes

I really want cauliflower cheese with Christmas dinner but not sure I cba to make it. Is there such a thing as a nice bought one, or a cheat's recipe?

Camembert and nice pickle/bread/radishes

M&S cauliflower cheese is supposed to be good & it can go in the microwave.

I like cauliflower cheese but I prefer a dryer sauce so I always Cook my own. Par boil cauliflower, melt butter to a pan, add flour, then poor in milk. Add cheese (usually parmesan) pour over cauliflower & add strong cheddar to the top. Bake in the over for 30 or so minutes.

Thanks. I know that cooking own is pretty straightforward, but so many other pans already!

Pretty much similar to zero, except with canapés for an early starter....

Beef
prawns
sea food sauce
french mustard
stuffing mix
frozen yorkshire pudding
frozen parsnips
frozen mixed veg
frozen mini sausages
ice cream
mince pies
jelly
chocolate yule
prosecco
white wine
bucks fizz
bread sticks
cheese
crackers
sprouts
carrots
potatoes
goose fat
eggs
salad
bacon

as well as our normal food shop

Snacks:
Cheese selection and crackers
Nuts cashew and macadamia
Quality street
Rocky road
Drinks:
Booze and drinks for kids
Breakfast:
Panettone
cream
Nutella
strawberries
bananas
Lunch (all catered):
Bread
Butter
Prawns
Salad
Quiche
Ham
Cake
Mangoes

Goddamn it! I forgot to buy goose fat!!

Cauliflower cheese is super easy though. I use sharp cheddar and mozzarella in the sauce and then Parmesan on the top while it bakes.

Make the cauliflower cheese the day before, it'll totally keep

Turkey
Beef or lamb (I have both, cannot decide)
Salmon
Prawns
Chicken cocktail sausages
Facon (if I can find any this year. I hate the smell of bacon)
Flour
Eggs
Milk full fat and soya
Butter - regular and free from
mayo
salad cream regular and free from
Potato
Parsnip
Red cabbage
onions - white and red
Carrots
Asparagus
Sprouts
Chestnuts
Various cheese
Crackers the eating and the pulling
sweetcorn
brocoli
cauliflower
garlic
lemons
limes
oranges
strawberries
bananas
grapes
rosemary
parsley
thyme
curry powder
chilli sauce
paprika
star anise
cinnamon sticks
cloves
bay leaf
vanilla pod
sea salt
pepper corns
lettuce
cucumber
tomatoes
celery
radish
kale
coriander
pomegranate
couscous
olive oil
foil
honey
raw beetroot
white wine vinegar
red wine vinegar
ground coffee
sugar
grainy mustard
pickled onions
cranberry
branston
bread
fresh juice
peas
white wine
red wine
vodka
rum
brandy
cloudy lemonade
j20
pepsi
ice
prosecco
nuts
cream
cooking chocolate
biscuits
beers
cider
ice cream
chocolate - match makers, ferrero, celebrations, lindt,
nutella
jam
peanut butter
pastries
dishwasher tabs
napkins
kitchen rolls
table cloth
light bulbs
Chai tea
Green tea
filo pastry
icing sugar
muffin cases
apples
dried fruit mix
cat food
cat litter
toilet roll
washing up liquid
spray cleaner
toilet cleaner

Damn that's a huge list.

When I do cauli/broc cheese, I use the same pan I have par boiled the cauli (and the root veg) to cook in the oven.

I have coming tomorrow

Chicken (cook in bag one)
Potatoes
Parsnips
Carrots
Sprouts
Fresh gravy
Chocolate
Mini Christmas pudding
Yorkshire puds
Vegetable oil
Tin foil
Stuffing mix
Trifle
Crisps
Schloer
Soft drinks
Snowballs
Bacon (for breakfast butties)
Nice cheeses
Crackers (for cheese)

I have made Christmas cake and mincemeat so will make fresh bread and another batch of mince pies on Christmas Eve.

Not even started in my Christmas shopping lol
These are big lists

I get stressed with Christmas shopping trying to get everything we need for Christmas Day as I'm worried I will forget something

Turkey
Ham X2
Stuffing balls
Pigs in blankets
Parsnips
Potatoes
Sweet potatoes
Frozen veg mix
Bread sauce
Yorkshire puddings
Trifle mix
J20
20X chicken selection

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Beer
Mini burger selection
Salad
Eggs
Salad cream
Milk
Various cheese
Crackers
Butter
Tin foil
Turkey disposable tray
Pringles
Chocolate biscuit selection
Roses
Celebrations
Quality street
Popcorn
Buck's Fizz
Cheesecake