Many people have shared their holiday culinary mishaps via social media, including one family who discovered that the turkey she was about to eat had been carved green.
The other festive mishaps were a boy who accidentally dropped his skateboard into an oven and a cat who got all the cream and most of the yuletide cakes.
Sam Colderwood posted a photo of Sam and her furry friend, after they made their way up the kitchen counters for the dessert prize.
Sam said:We hope that everyone had a Merry Christmas, as did my pet @IcelandFoods chocolate gateau.’
One user posted a picture of his turkey, which he had bought for special occasions. However, a magpie took the photo before he was able to get to the meat.
John B said, “Christmas has been destroyed.” Turkey was moved outside as it was too big to fit in the refrigerator. Magpie was the first to get it.
Yesterday’s trending hashtag #RottenTurkey was also on Twitter, where many customers were unhappy with their supermarkets and asked why their bird became rotten so early in the season.
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One user said he was ‘absolutely fuming’ that their Christmas was ruined by a rotten turkey he bought from Sainsbury’s for £50: ‘After such a difficult year when we could finally celebrate with our family again, this has spoilt what should have been a brilliant day’
A Canadian user on Twitter posted an infuriating picture of his rotten turkey Christmas Day to join the many others that were shared during celebrations
A bit of confusion: Charlie Brewer posted a jokey picture of his Christmas turkey, seasonings, and the bath to his wife when he asked her to take the baby bath.
Marmalade-free all-butter mince pie, with no mincemeat… A user was surprised to learn that 2 of 6 Deluxe mince pies he bought at Lidl were missing their insides
Becky Handy claimed that her aunt bought a 6-person turkey from Tesco. However, the one-person stuffed bird was substituted by Becky Handy. This resulted in very tiny portions.
John B’s Thanksgiving turkey was seized by a magpie before his family could. After leaving the bird outside, it was too large for him to store in the refrigerator. John B brought the turkey back inside for cooking and discovered it as this.
The person complained that the whole Aldi poly bronze turkey they bought was unfit for consumption.
One of their turkeys from Aldi Cardiff Bay was also a problem. It smelled ‘absolutely rancid,’ leaving no centerpiece for Christmas.
Sam Colderwood laughed at Stanley her cat who ran up to the counter and tried a little of Stanley’s Christmas chocolate gateau.
After her son crashed into the oven, one woman wrote on Facebook, “Do Not Buy Skateboards.”
Twitter user @eyescotia posted pictures of her discolored, rotten Christmas Turkey from Marks and Spencer.