You Can Now Buy an Entire Christmas Dinner in a Tin Can

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Your days of spending hours over a hot stove making a holiday meal are over.

British video game retailer GAME has relaunched their time-saving culinary answer in the class a three-course Christmas dinner in a tin can can, according to the New York Post.

The Christmas Tinner comes with nine-layers of holiday fare compacted into an aluminum can so you tin spend the rest of the twenty-four hour period playing whatever games Santa Claus left you lot under the tree. Information technology's the ultimate stocking stuffer!

"The all-day feast includes everything from scrambled eggs and bacon for breakfast, vegetarian pigs in blankets inside the master, and mince pies every bit a snack," the description reads on the interesting carte du jour item's website.

"All yous have to practice is get-go from the top and work down from morning until dessert."

So what exactly is in information technology, you might enquire? Well, in descending club you lot outset with a layer of scrambled eggs and bacon, followed by ii mince pies, turkey & potatoes, gravy, bread sauce, cranberry sauce, brussel sprouts with stuffing, roast carrots and parsnips, and for the 1000 finale there's Christmas pudding. Finishing it will exist a Christmas miracle!

Believe it or not, the Christmas Tinner has been quite successful in years prior, and so this season they've added vegetarian and vegan versions to make the Yuletide even more bizarre.

Instead of eggs, salary or turkey, the Vegetarian Christmas Tinner features gingerbread pancakes, a nut roast and a puzzling piece of Toblerone chocolate in the eye. It also includes three more layers of edible nourishment than the original, for a total of 12 peculiar meat-gratis layers.

The compact meals retail for about $2.64 and for some reason have been known to sell-out.

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