We went out into Manchester to ask people on the street about their Christmas dinner and, in the face of high grocery costs, which elements they’d be happy to get rid of.
00:00Hello and welcome to Manchester World. My name is Theo Houston Betts and today I'm out on the streets of Manchester talking to people about Christmas food.
00:06Now while that might seem a little bit early, it's an unfortunate fact that Christmas foods are becoming more and more expensive.
00:12So today we're asking people on the streets of Manchester if there's things that they're more likely to skip over than others,
00:17or will they even forsake the big meal itself and go for a takeaway?
00:21Let's see what people have to say.
00:23Take the meat off, it's not that important.
00:26I definitely could not skip, like Christmas dinner is my favourite dinner of the year.
00:32Best thing on the plate? Depends who's making it, doesn't it?
00:36Roasties.
00:37Yeah. Potatoes, man. Yorkshire puddings.
00:40Onion gravy.
00:41Gravy. Bro, give me a bowl of potatoes gravy and you're just going, I'm happy.
00:46Maybe Brussels sprouts, only because I don't, it's not that I don't like sprouts, I love sprouts.
00:53Erm, in terms of flavour getting me going, erm, potentially that.
00:59Eighteen days later.
01:00Alright, let's try.
01:02It's like a coffee shop.
01:03It's a coffee shop.
01:05No doubt but it's a coffee shop.
01:06Yeah, it's perfect.
01:07I don't know what you mean.
01:09I'm definitely going to hear.
01:11I've got a coffee shop.
01:13I don't likeieren.
01:15I understand what I'm going on my own.
01:17I do not know what I'm thinking about.
01:18I've got a coffee shop.
01:20I'm going to be your own.
01:22I'm just going to be your own coffee shop.
01:24I do not know how to do your own coffee shop.
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