British Adults Opting for Non-Traditional Christmas Meals
Almost a fifth of British adults are replacing traditional turkey with alternative dishes such as curry, pasta, or pizza this Christmas.
A survey by Tesco's annual Christmas Trends Report found that 17% of those aged 25 to 34 are turning away from turkey in favor of "mixing things up" with non-traditional fare.
- 52% of adults plan to serve turkey this Christmas
- 23% will opt for chicken
- 20% will choose beef
- 21% will prepare a plant-based menu
While pigs in blankets are the most popular trimming among all adults, those aged 25 to 34 prefer rice (32%) or chips (23%).
Colin the caterpillar bauble was the star of the show, not Tom Kerridge's turkey wellington.
Author's summary: Brits are ditching traditional turkey for alternative dishes this Christmas.
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