What's your least favourite part of Christmas dinner?
Whether you plump for turkey, goose, ham or a good-old nut roast for your festive meal, there’s usually something of the myriads on offer that you’d rather go without. Maybe you’d ditch the sprouts, chuck out the turkey or skip Christmas pudding altogether?
What’s your least favourite part of Christmas dinner?
Results
| Brandy sauce |  |
617 votes (5 %) |
| Bread sauce | |
1,629 votes (14 %) |
| Brussels sprouts | |
1,950 votes (17 %) |
| Carrots | |
119 votes (1 %) |
| Chestnuts | |
552 votes (5 %) |
| Christmas pudding | |
1,161 votes (10 %) |
| Cranberry sauce | |
401 votes (3 %) |
| Devils on horseback | |
221 votes (2 %) |
| Ham | |
102 votes (1 %) |
| Mince pies | |
385 votes (3 %) |
| Parsnips | |
489 votes (4 %) |
| Pigs in blankets | |
390 votes (3 %) |
| Red cabbage | |
418 votes (4 %) |
| Roast potatoes | |
121 votes (1 %) |
| Stuffing | |
271 votes (2 %) |
| Turkey | |
718 votes (6 %) |
| I like all of it | |
1,701 votes (15 %) |
| I don't like any of it | |
340 votes (3 %) |
11,585 votes received.
We try to use technology to limit voting to one per person. Occasionally, this may erroneously block a few people's votes (eg, from shared offices). Apologies for that.
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