Will you be having pot noodles for Christmas dinner?

[purplepoppy]

After a 12-year absence pot noodle is reintroducing the Christmas dinner pot noodle. Seen as a boost for hard-up British families this Christmas the instant noodles are flavoured with turkey, stuffing and gravy.

Thoughts

I still have an unopen one in the cupboard from 12 years ago

Mmm elastic bands in salty goo

Wonder if the releases has anything to do with being allowed to use EU banned chemicals thanks to brexit

Do I have to add my own sprouts

I hope they bring out Christmas pudding flavour for dessert

[NathanDavis]

don't think so... but we might add deep fried turkey to the list of all the things we prepare for Christmas

Deep Fried Texas

[Brainsbeforebeauty]

Ooohh that looks good… see you at Christmas🍽️ 🤣

[NathanDavis]

@Brainsbeforebeauty very soon!

[Brainsbeforebeauty]

Don’t forget to set my place at the table😁

[NathanDavis]

@Brainsbeforebeauty done deal

[jennifer_bloom]

They used to have an outlet store in malls with a diner inside. I loved paying $13.00 for Turkey dinners every winter holiday month. I’d usually go 3 weeks before Christmas for a Turkey dinner and I suspect they were merely serving microwave tv dinners that cost $3.50 at Walmart, but I did not care, it tasted good so I thought it was worth the money.

[DeeDeeDeVour]

It doesn't seem appealing but I'll give it a try if someone offers it to me.

[AviatorTom]

Is this the same as Cup Noodles? Very popular in the US... year round.

[purplepoppy]

We've got those here too. Pot noodle is one most people think of because they've been out a long time and have a reputation for being crap only eaten by druggies and students.

[Constatine]

Ieeeewww... That sounds awful... So I went for the "mmm elastic band in goo"

CM Dinner can be very simple but if you give me that... I'll take just a cookie.. 😄

[Brainsbeforebeauty]

Think would make for funny stocking stuffers (the equivalent of coal in your stocking 😂)

[exitseven]

I didn't know that they made noodles out of pot but I guess anything is possible.

[alice55]

Nope, I don't know what we will eat but definitely not this last years I ate a choucroute

[Guido]

Never have something like that on any day so Christmas dinner is definitely a NO.

[RedInnocent68]

Um, I don’t think so Tim.

[Mansearching]

Ramin noodles

[Sparkie460]

I didn't even know they existed

[jimmy2]

A Roman God I hope not