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Gourmet Turkey Roast Hamper

Christmas dinner can be an expensive business, so why not try and win this year’s festive feast?

I’m joining forces with Westin Gourmet to give away one Gourmet Turkey Roast Hamper worth a whopping £69!

Their meat really is very good indeed – you can check out my review here if you want to find out more.

THE PRIZE

Gourmet Turkey Roast Hamper:

• 1  x  2.4 kg Turkey Breast Roast
• 1  x  1kg Cumberland Cocktail Sausages
• 1  x  1.5 kg Unsmoked Streaky Bacon
• 1  x  175g Cottage Delight Goose Fat
• 1  x 100g Wild Sage & Onion Turkey stuffing
• 1  x 227g Cranberry Sauce with Port
• 3  x 50g Barry Colenso Artisan Chocolates
• 1  x 770g Streaky Breakfast Bacon

This offer is perfect for 4-10 adults and includes the signature turkey breast roast
A 2.4kg Turkey Breast Roast is equivalent to a 5-7kg standard turkey.

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Comments

  5. Me and the kids always make a centre piece for the table for christmas dinner,This year we are going to collect pinecones and spray them with glitter and add them to our basket with a candle 🙂
    Xx

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  40. Our centre piece is always made by my Mum, Holly from the garden, with berries of course, and lovely red and gold candles.

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  41. We always make a fabulous gingerbread house for our christmas table centrepiece. I follow on facebook, pinterest, twitter and stumble upon.

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  48. A huge turkey with all the trimmings my husband is also a Fire Fighter here in South Wales and he is working Christmas night so will need feeding up before he goes to work!!

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  63. I haven’t decided yet. Not even sure how many I’m feeding this year. I usually end up doing 2 or 3 roasts anyway.

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  94. We are having a Turkey Dinner – but the centre of attention will be our brand new grandaughter – she will definately steal the show!!

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  138. It’s years since I cooked turkey for Christmas. I’ve done goose, venison, beef, wild boar… can’t even remember what else. This year it’s turkey for sure. 🙂

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  145. We have lamb and turkey and a vegetarian ‘meatloaf’ as one centrepiece just does’;t seem to suit all, unfortunately!

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  152. following by rss on google reader, fab prize always have a nice golden turkey on the table, this yr will be no exception except no xmas dinner till boxing day as my partner has to work xmas day ;-(

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  161. Its our first time at being the hosts so we will be attempting to make a lovely turkey roast and honey glazed gammon joint and they will be our centrepieces

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  171. I TEND TO DISH THE DINNER UP IN THE KITCHEN AND THEN IF PEOPLE WANT MORE THEY CAN GO GET IT , THE TABLE GETS TO MANIC WITH CRACKERS ECT OTHER WISE. MY CENTER PIECE IS A CANDLE SURROUNDED BY HOLLY AND A BIT OF CHRISTMAS GLITTER. I LIKE TO HAVE A CANDLE LIT. EVEN THOUGH THIS MAY SEEM A BIT SAD ON SUCH A HAPPY DAY , I ALWAYS FEEL THE CANDLE REPRESENTS THE PEOPLE WHO ARE NO LONGER WITH US. LOVE CHRISTMAS AND LOVE FAMILY DINNERS AROUND THE TABLE 🙂

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  184. It has to be a golden brown turkey, surrounded by heaps of stuffing balls and pigs in blankets. Can’t wait for Christmas!

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  185. Im a vegatarian but my children would love to see this on our christmas table plus i would hate the poor turkey to die in vane.

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  187. As I come from Czech Republic we always have traditional Czech Christmas dinner on 24th Dec, which is chicken and turkey escalope’s with potato salad ( which is really nice, nothing like the one you buy in shops in UK, we put in hours bit of mustard, gherkin, petit pois etc.)
    Then on 25th Dec my husband cooks traditional British dinner for about 4PM 🙂
    We get best of both and our Christmas feast last two days 🙂

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  210. A homemade arrangement with candles, we re-make a centre piece every year with all the bit left over from when the kids were little, we add new bits an titivate until we have a glorious festive arrangement. Some of the glittery pine cones are from things I brought home from school 40 years ago!

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  224. My Christmas dinner is Chicken Tikka Masala and a selection of indian snacks! Its my favourite meal so we have made it our Christmas tradition! Having said that if I were lucky enough to win a turkey hamper it might be somewhat different!

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  225. a turkey crown, well two of them, as we have soooooooooooooooooooo many people coming for dinner 20 at the last count!!!!!

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  239. Following on RSS as Caroline Clarke.
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  246. Our Christmas table centerpeice has always been a wooden Christmas tree with about 12 candles on it. Unfortunately my oldest did manage to set his paper hat & hair on fire from it one year! Oops!!!!

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  252. Having dinner at my daughter’s cooked by my son in law who is a great cook, we’ll be having Turkey Crown as there is less waste

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  280. The ‘SUNSHINE’ as we will be spending Christmas in Florida and we will have an alfresco Christmas dinner….I can’t wait 🙂

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  318. Its a holly display piece my daughter made about 5 years ago at school and now its our tradition to have it on the table in the center for all to see.

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  323. Turkey with sausage,cornflake and onion stuffing, pork,apple and garlic stuffing, wild rice stuffing, bread and fresh herb stuffing plus all the vegetable,

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  377. We’re celebrating my 1 year old niece being in remission from cancer, so I think our centre piece will be a bottle of champagne!

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  384. I always have a Christmassy floral centrepiece with candles either side. With the glasses, dinner plates,side plates, dishes, napkins, crackers and all the pickles and sauces there is no room on the table for a big bird, I find it easier to slice the turkey in the kitchen serve on the plates

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  387. Wow what a hamper
    Sausages, Turkey and Bacon something I miss living in France that would certainly make a centrepiece for our table
    Chicken for us though as Turkey is hard to get here

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  414. The centre piece of my christmas dinner, will be my grandad’s teeth which my mum has kept in a jar since he died a few years ago, so he can be there in spirit!!

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  429. Pigs in blankets. I purposefully don’t make them throughout the year so it’s a treat at Xmas. They don’t last long 😉

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  445. As it’s just me and the hubster this year I had been toying with the idea of no turkey but not sure it would be Christmas without it!! So a Turkey!!

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  447. This year me and my 5yr old boy will be making a magical Christmas tree to go in the middle of our table. So there will be glue and glitter flying everywhere! 😀

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  454. There are only three of us for Christmas lunch – and one of them is my mum who can only eat very lean meat, so we’re sticking with a traditional turkey 😀

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  455. I was thinking of doing Roast Beef and save the Turkey for Boxing Day for when most of the family are here; however I really love turkey, stuffing and cranberry sandwiches for Christmas Day tea so I’ll either have to cook two or it’s cold turkey for everyone on Boxing Day (and that’s not detox)

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  456. yummy there is 5 of us for christmas dinner,and that would be lovely to win cos i would give it to my mother in law to cook,as she is a superb person

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  476. Our table centrepiece will be a cut log sprayed with a dusting of artificial snow with a red candle in. It will be surrounded by fresh cut holly and ivy from the garden

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  480. A turkey crown and a goat’s cheese, spinach, walnut and cranberry pie will share centre stage as catering for 6 meat eaters and 3 vegetarians this year.

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  484. I apologise if there was a theme for the comment, every Rafflecopter I’ve encountered today states ‘Leave a comment on this blog post, then click “Enter”.’ only.

    But I assume it’s what’s for Christmas dinner – Turkey of course! I have two little boys who are fussy about meat and I’ll have to make extra bacon wrapped sausage as their ‘meat’! More turkey for me!

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  502. The centre piece this year is of course a lovely turkey but there will also be a lovely joint of Honey & Mustard roast ham

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  520. We’ll be having turkey, fresh from our local butchers, have been buying them there for years and have never been disappointed (unlike a couple of duff supermarket ones in the past!)

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  524. I don’t know what the centrepiece will be this year, as my uncle is making the Christmas dinner this year! My Nan isn’t well enough for all the cooking.

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  529. Probably be nothing as a centre piece of the non-christmas dinner here because I’ll be working nights until christmas eve morning and will definitely not be travelling hundreds of miles to family after a full night’s work… It can wait until the job’s finished in the new year.

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  533. I have a tatty little cardboard basket which plays Jingle Bells, it has been with me all my life. I always fill it with little wrapped mystery goodies and it sits in the middle of the table. Christmas wouldn’t be the same without it!

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  536. *** We have a homemade centrepiece made from glittery fir cones that my two boys made at preschool – and I treasure it! xxx ***

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  539. I wait to see what my grandsons have made for me, to go with the turkey of course …………… why do people only eat Turkey at Christmas, I love it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  553. the centrepiece of our table will be a beautiful, roasted, golden turkey – provided we get the cooking times right!

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  562. Coca Cola Ham. We never have turkey as we dont like it but this Nigella recipe is so good that we have it every year now

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  580. After squeezing all the family round the table there’s not much room left for a centrepiece other than christmas crackers, platters full of turkey, pigs in blankets and stuffing mmmmmmmmm I can’t wait

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  583. We are having a roast this year as at last we have bought a new table and chairs so i can set a proper Christmas dinner out so will be splashing out on all the trimmings!

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  600. Two years ago the napkins and candles had a tussle and we had a small fire, so try not to put too many table decorations on.

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  603. My centerpiece will be a Amaryllis-and-Cranberries Centerpiece which i place cranberries in the bottom of 2 vases place a amaryllis flower tie the vase with red ribbon i think its looks a very nice and festive

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  617. Hopefully this big Turkey I’m going to win? If not we’ll have to buy one so all the extended family have a wonderful dinner.

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  619. Hopefully me – I am working during the day so I hope I can stay awake long enough to enjoy my dinner in the evening!

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  650. huge pile of sprouts, loads of wine sweet cider and champagne, we usually leave the turkey on the side but the table will be bursting with roast potatoes and veg

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  654. We will be buying the biggest Turkey we can find, so that it lasts all week. The traditional Xmas Roast, followed by Roast again on Boxing Day.

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  682. I won’t be fowl and indulge in any poultry comments, too chicken for that, so I will just keep a breast of things by crowning this entry with – stash it on the wagon now and tell the driver to bimble up ‘ere with me prize.

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