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Christmas only happens once a year and the seasonal festivities provide a welcome dose of magic in the depths of mid-winter.
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Everyone should take a vitamin D supplement for bone and muscle health. The amount you need depends on your age, skin tone, situation and the season.
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Like most casseroles, everyone has their own favourite recipe, but if you are a beginner try this simple recipe.
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Planning your Christmas dinner food shop is the best way to stay budget-friendly, keep costs down, and have the right amount of food. Start by using our Christmas dinner food calculator to work out what size turkey you need and how much food to buy for the number of guests you have.
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Every Christmas our helpline bells ring to the sound of some frequently asked questions.
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Turkey takes centre stage at Christmas, but for many of us the classic sides and trimmings are the stars of the show.
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Many more of us are choosing to eat a vegetarian diet nowadays, whether for health or environmental reasons. So even if you’re not a vegetarian yourself it’s very likely that you’ll find yourself catering for a vegetarian friend or family member on Christmas day.
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If you store your Christmas dinner leftovers carefully in the fridge you can hold on to the glow of Christmas Day and use them up over the next three days. Read on for storage tips and delicious recipe ideas.
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