After the Christmas meal....

[HKat]

...what do people eat for 'tea'?! I'm thinking cheese, crackers etc but any other ideas?

Cold meats and pickles here

We are having cheese and biscuits and home cooked ham. Kids are having what dd describes as a 'chocolate mountain' (fountain). She's been looking forward to it for months

Baileys and pringles.

more booze, and then anything we can assemble from the fridge while jarred.

Left over roasties tbh.
Oh and Baileys

We normally have a little buffet.
Smoked salmon, cold meats, pickles, pringles, dips, cheese, salad, potato salad and part baked rolls.
Sometimes some party type food.

Leftovers in a lovely soft roll. Obviously.

Cheese and crackers here. But I am MOST annoyed because cheese and crackers on Christmas Day means Garners red cabbage and none of our supermarkets appear to be selling it this year.

And I can usually force a few pieces of Christmas cake down too.

Cheese, crackers and (as my name suggests) TooManyQualityStreet!

Christmas dinner sandwhich.

Fresh cut loaf buttered with bread sauce and a sprinkle of stuffing, roast beef or turkey, slices of roast potatoe and then chopped up veg.

Butter top layer with cranberry or horseradish depending on the meat and heat up some gravy to dip the crust into.

Can't wait, looking forward to my sarnie more than dinner it's self.

Laughs in the face of the "you can't have a sandwhich for dinner" thread.

Cheese and crackers, olives, toast and pate, cold meat. Picky bits really

A giant cheeseboard, home made chutney, loads of different posh ish crackers and a big game pie.

With alcohol.

A Christmas sandwich. A soft buttered bread bun, turkey, stuffing, brussell sprouts and gravy.

Also some cheese and crackers and choc.

I forgot to thank everyone for their suggestions, sorry! As it happens I didn't finish cooking lunch until quite late so we ended up being too full for 'tea' - but term much enjoyed a Christmas sandwich the next day! :)