«Breaking News» Christmas dinner pasty now available at Morrisons

If you're looking for a quick and cheap alternative to a Christmas dinner and want to do away with all of that washing up, then look no further. 

Supermarket chain Morrisons has combined two of the nation's favourite meals to come up with a quirky, Christmas dinner-meets-pasty hybrid.  

One sale from today at Pie Shop counters inside the supermarkets, the pasty costs £2.50, and is stuffed with three courses; a pâté starter, turkey and stuffing, plus a helping of Christmas pudding, all wrapped in pastry.   

For their starter, diners are treated to Ardennes pâté, sweet apple chutney and Melba toast. A third of the way through the pasty comes the main course: succulent British turkey with sage and onion stuffing, potato, pigs in blankets, cranberries and a creamy sauce. And saving the best until last - there's a rich Christmas pudding with brandy sauce for dessert

Supermarket chain Morrisons  has combined two of the nation's favourite dishes, creating a three-course Christmas dinner…in a pasty!

The pasty is crimped and filled by hand, and is made in Cornwall. It will be available from Morrisons Pie Shop counters from 10th December until Christmas.

For their starter, diners are treated to the classic combination of Ardennes pâté, sweet apple chutney and Melba toast.

A third of the way through the pasty comes the main course: British turkey with sage and onion stuffing, potato, pigs in blankets, cranberries and a creamy sauce.

The pasty is conveniently marked with an 'x' so you know which end to start from - as nobody wants their dessert before their starter! 

Morrisons pastries buyer describes it as 'the perfect grab and go Christmas dinner...and without any of the washing up! 

The pasty is available from Morrisons Pie Shop counters for £2.50 from today until Christmas

And for dessert, at the end of the pasty, is rich Christmas pudding with brandy sauce.

The idea for the Christmas Dinner Pasty was inspired by the original Cornish Pasties, which combined savoury and sweet parts. 

They were carried underground by tin miners and contained meat and vegetables in one end, and jam or fruit in the other.

 Chefs at Morrisons took three months to perfect the pasty, which comes with an arrow baked into the pastry crust so diners know which end to start with.  

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Main photo article If you’re looking for a quick and cheap alternative to a Christmas dinner and want to do away with all of that washing up, then look no further. 
Supermarket chain Morrisons has combined two of the nation’s favourite meals to come up with a quirky, Christmas dinner-meets-pasty ...

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