30 Times People Managed To Mess Up Christmas Dinner So Bad, It Had To Be Shared Online
Rockin' around the Christmas tree, let the Christmas spirit ring
Later we'll have some pumpkin pie and we'll do some caroling
That pumpkin pie is all I’ve been thinking about for the past three weeks. Well, the pumpkin pie, the gingerbread cookies, the fancy holiday cheeses, the eggnog, the Christmas roast and the mulled wine. Basically, the food is one of my favorite parts of Christmas!
But when it comes to holiday cooking, many of us tend to get a bit too ambitious. Oh, a new recipe that I’ve never made before with 50 steps? Sounds great for me! (Even though the most cooking I’ve done in the past 2 months was baking brownies from a box mix…)
It’s natural to want to impress our loved ones with holiday treats and to try to go above and beyond with our festive feasts. But it’s always important to know our limitations in life, or we might end up with Santa cookies that look like demons or cheesecake that appears to have been in a nuclear explosion. Down below, we’ve gathered some of the most hilarious and tragic holiday cooking fails from this subreddit dedicated to painful food pics to help you pandas feel a little bit better about your slightly burnt Christmas turkey.
Be sure to upvote the pics that make you want to order takeout next Christmas, and let us know in the comments if you’ve ever experienced any holiday cooking fails that your family will never let you live down. Then, if you’re interested in viewing even more unfortunate fails people have experienced on Christmas, check out this Bored Panda article next!
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Getting Ready For Christmas With A Classy Gingerbread House
I’d Just Like To Show Off My Christmas Pizza Before It Gets Fucked Up In The Oven 🙃
Christmas "Snowman" Cheeseball, A Holiday Treat That Requires A Little Imagination
My Daughter Asked For A Pancake Shaped Like A Christmas Stocking. I Very Much Failed
I Made Christmas Candle Salad For My Family. Because Bananas In Cranberry Jello Stars, Topped With Almonds And Dripping Mayonnaise, Were A Normal Thing In 1958
Boyfriend Was Confused Why He Had A Tin Of Pineapple And Candied Cherries In His Stocking But He'd Told Me Once How Much He Likes Both, So For Christmas I Used Them To Make My First Ever Pineapple Upside-Down Cake For Him :)
My Friend's Mom Made Christmas Bread
My Mom's Christmas Cookies Didn't Come Out Like She'd Anticipated
My Christmas Ham
Chicken Cutlet Christmas (Xpost From R/Trees)
I Had One Mushroom, Two Pieces Of Salami, Some Dough, Sauce And Cheese. Merry Christmas!
Tim Hortons Special Holiday Polar Bear Dream Donut. Nailed It!
Mum Kicked Me Out Of The House This Week And Cancelled Christmas. Here’s My Own Christmas Pavlova After Lamb Shanks At The Hotel I’m Staying
I Got A Breakfast Sandwich Maker For Christmas
Christmas Leftovers - Sous Vide Lamb With Jarlsberg On Hashbrowns
My Mother-In-Law’s Contribution To Christmas Dinner. It Was Supposed To Be A Caramel Cake
Ramen House. Happy Holidays
Who's Ready For Christmas Morning Waffles?
Shrimp Christmas Tree
Highlight Of The Christmas Potluck
Stop!! - don't use those sauce packets - you can sell them FB for loadsamoney
Merry Covid Christmas. Here's My Special Christmas Eve Dinner In Quarantine
Note: this post originally had 104 images. It’s been shortened to the top 30 images based on user votes.
This is a such a cráp, lazy article that doesn't even deliver what it says it will. Most of these are not people "messing up Christmas dinner". Few of them are anything to do with Christmas dinner at all, and many of them aren't even fails. Pathetic, BP, even by your very low standards.
Only maybe half met any reasonable definition of "fail". The others were creative and in a lot of cases pretty cute.
And the ones that didn't meet that definition look edible/delicious anyway!
The person who made this article is probably used to the traditional big turkey or goose dinner with lots of pretty sides. Most of these people were very inventive.
I would rename this as “Remarkable Christmas Foods” because they all deserve a remark, of one sort or another.
This is a such a cráp, lazy article that doesn't even deliver what it says it will. Most of these are not people "messing up Christmas dinner". Few of them are anything to do with Christmas dinner at all, and many of them aren't even fails. Pathetic, BP, even by your very low standards.
Only maybe half met any reasonable definition of "fail". The others were creative and in a lot of cases pretty cute.
And the ones that didn't meet that definition look edible/delicious anyway!
The person who made this article is probably used to the traditional big turkey or goose dinner with lots of pretty sides. Most of these people were very inventive.
I would rename this as “Remarkable Christmas Foods” because they all deserve a remark, of one sort or another.