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Written 20th October 2022 | Subscribe to our Christmas newsletter
Here are a few of the worst Christmas Dinners served at schools, festivals and restaurants
Image credit: The Mirror
Cost of Meal - £45
Where - A Pub in Leigh
A customer posted her Christmas dinner on social media and became viral within minutes. With comments such as "I eat out most Christmas days and have never seen anything as bad as this.
The Pub were contacted and apparently, the deal also included champagne on arrival, starter, main, dessert, coffee and mints, which was not captured in the photograph. A full refund was offered.
Image credit: The Sun
Cost of Meal - £3.50
Where - A School in Sussex
A mum took to social media to show what her child had received at school for their Christmas Dinner. She received comments such as "Was it a 'trial' for I'm A Celeb?" and 'I am really upset by this. Is this really the food I'm paying for?'.
After complaining to the school she received an email stating that "The overall feedback from the students was that they really enjoyed it and this was evidenced by the empty plates and happy faces." She did not receive a refund.
Image credit: Plumouth Live
Cost of Meal - £50.00
Where - Unknown
A family paid £450.00 to eat out on Christmas day to be served a Christmas dinner with 'water' as gravy. The family complained that the potatoes were like rocks, the turkey was dry and they were given 1 pig in blankets each. They complained and received a free drink.
Image credit: Twitter
Cost of Meal - Unknown
Where - Twitter Account
Served up at home this Twitter user was not impressed with her Christmas dinner in 2019.
Cost of Meal - Unknown
Where - Unknown
Christmas dinner with garlic bread?????? The photo went viral over social media with people debating whether garlic bread should be served alongside a Christmas dinner
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Christmas Dinner Pot Noodle
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