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Win a Forman & Field Seasonal Christmas Box with Knorr – Closed

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As it’s the season of good will the lovely people at Knorr have offered to give my readers the chance to win a fabulous Seasonal Christmas Box from Forman & Field. The bulk of your Christmas dinner will be sent to your door, how fab is that?

Knorr has a new range of handy Gravy Pots which you simply empty into a pan of warm water and bring to a boil. They are made with the best ingredients and slowly simmered meat juices for a homemade taste with no artificial preservatives or colours.

I will be trying out these gravy pots for myself soon so until then I’ll just have to take their word it. If they’re as good as their stock pots though, I’m sure they’re going to be a winner!

So back to the competition, the Seasonal Christmas Box contains:

  • SELDOM SEEN FARM TURKEY 4.5-5.5kg
  • LONGMAN’S FARM BUTTER 250g
  • EMMETT’S MILD CURE BACK BACON 250g
  • FORMAN & FIELD CHRISTMAS STUFFING 500g
  • SELECTION OF FRESH HERBS
  • 1 X ORANGE
  • 12 x LUXURY MINCE PIES
  • CHAPEL DOWN NECTAR DESSERT WINE 50cl
  • 2 KNORR CHICKEN GRAVY POTS

All you have to do to enter is fill in the rafflecopter below and only enter if you are available for the prize to be delivered on 21 December 2012.

How to enter:
Complete the Rafflecopter form below to confirm your entries made via blog comments, Twitter, etc.
This giveaway will close on 14/12/2012.
Please read the Terms and Conditions below.
Winners are announced on the Rafflecopter form after the prize has been claimed by the winner.
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Terms and conditions:
Only open to UK participants over the age of 18.
There is 1 prize of a Seasonal Christmas Box from Forman & Field. There’s no cash alternative and the prize is not transferable. No part or parts of the prize may be substituted for other benefits, items or additions.
Instructions form part of the terms and conditions. Entries using any software or automated process to make bulk entries will obviously be disqualified. The winner will be picked at random using software and then contacted by email. If you win and then don’t respond to this email within 1 day then another winner will be picked. The prize will be delivered to the winner on 21 December 2012.
I am running this giveaway on behalf of Knorr who will be responsible for sending the prize to you if you win. Their decision is final and binding and no correspondence will be entered into.
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  4. Donna Baxter

    Wow fabulous competition looks absolutely gorgeous and will hopefully look the same when I cook it!

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  6. Becky John

    The main Christmas dinner, with Turkey, Pork, mashed potatoes, carrots, sprouts, roast parsnips & potatoes, stuffing, bread sauce and lashings of gravy!

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  16. Sam Creswell

    I have no favorite bit, the whole meal, the variety of foods and puddings, it always makes me feel wonderful!

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  19. Liz Almond

    Roast turkey and stuffing sandwiches on Boxing Day – on soft white bloomer bread, with lots of mustard. Yum!

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  46. Linda Hobbis

    I love the traditional Xmas dinner but I’m a stickler for Christmas cake with hard white icing!

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  49. Nicola

    Naughty I know, but I love all the savoury nibbles, chocolate and mince pies. Also love boxing day bubble & squeak!

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  51. Darlene Taylor

    I look forward to my eldest daughter arriving for the day. Christmas doesn’t feel like Christmas for either of us until we’re in the same house again 🙂

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  63. Caroline Scott

    I always look forward to mince pies – I would happily eat them all year round if I could and have actually been known to freeze a box so I can have one in Summer!

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  64. Julia

    I really look forward to stuffing and bread sauce as Christmas is the only time of year I would eat them.

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  67. Tammy Brett

    Quite looking forward to treating my family with Beef and turkey, as we dont buy beef all year round…mmm Roll on christmas day 😀 x

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  82. Emma2321

    The food I look forward to most is my mum’s bread sauce – perfect with turkey and the one day of the year we get to eat it!

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  84. Sharon Hingley

    Christmas dinner , Norfolk Bronze turkey , mom’s special stuffing and lashings of gravy.

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  85. Amanda Johnson

    Salmon for dinner as I am the only one in the house that eats it and its the only time I can justify buying it myself.

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  87. Laura Caraher

    I love pigs in blankets and on boxing dayI have a turkey, stuffing and cranberry sauce sandwich yum 🙂

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  99. Julie Brooke

    Fresh crunchy sprouts!! There’s only me that likes them so I never buy them apart from at Christmas

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  106. Valerie Thorpe

    Well the Turkey and cranberry sauce as everything else is standard Sunday roast dinner for us. Would love to give goose a try though as that was the tradition in Dickens times.

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  112. Tracey Anne Berry

    ooh roasted sausage meat – obviously I love turkey, the lovely roasties, even the veg but it has to be the sausage meat yummmmeeeee

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  113. Steven Appleton

    We always have a good cut of lamb for Christmas dinner – always look forward to that 🙂

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  123. Annie Taylor

    Turkey and all the trimmings is nice, but I love Boxing Day lunch with Bubble and Squeak made to my own special recipe which varies in content depending on how much Champers I’m drinking at the time 🙂

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  127. Sarah Morris

    Everything, but I actually love the sage and onion stuffing, rammed on my fork with a fat roast potato and a few gravy soaked peas… slobber.

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  130. mrs susan martin

    it has to be homemade broccoli and cheddar soup with hoggi bread and butter, (local bread made in suffolk) scrummy followed by the full works turkey roast with a little tipple of sherry in the gravyxx very merry christmas everyonex

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  145. Katy spence

    When my mother in law was alive she always served pate, dips, breadsticks and garlic bread for starter, it’s so incredibly retro but Christmas doesn’t seem the same without it now!

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  151. Hilda hazel Wright

    Cheese! I’m really looking forward to some wensleydale with cranberrys to nibble with a glass of wine!

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  165. kelly forbes

    My favourite bit of the meal is generally the starter – smoked salmon (usually one my Dad has caught!) with home made brown bread 🙂

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  171. Susan Cameron

    Has to be the cranberry jelly-it’s the only time it legit to have it but I’m an addict.My pregnancy craving was cranberry jelly and Nutella sandwiches.

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  176. Paul Kay

    I love the whole Christmas Dinner but the Turkey and pigs in blankets are the only things unique to it.

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  186. Jane Willis

    The whole Christmas dinner – roast turkey with all the trimmings. And especially the brussels sprouts!

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  189. Susan Ocock

    Strange as it may seem – good cheese, pickles and celery! I do love good turkey and ham carved off the bone as well.

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  192. Gill

    I love the samosas that my sister makes. They are a far from authentic – anglicised version using filo pastry but they just bring back memories 🙂

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  194. miriam krutska

    nice roast turkey with creamy mayo potato salad and special christmas soup made from chorizo ,sauerkraut
    cabbage and dried mushrooms. so yummy

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