14 Post-war Christmas food
- sunangel15
- Jan 12, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: Feb 11, 2024
Immigrants do not just passively accept Christmas. They change the local Christmas culture.
Following the post-war wave of immigration, the British Christmas feast in the late 20th century was no longer dominated by Christmas pudding and brussels sprouts. Supermarkets started to sell Chinese spring rolls, Japanese tempura, and Indian samosa as ‘Christmas food’!
M&S 1992:
Morrison 2009
Sainsbury's 2023
Do you like the new Christmas culture?
Reference:
‘Win a year's free shopping’, Daily Mail, p.22 (5 December 1992)
‘Morrisons’, Daily Mail, p.37 (18 December 2009)








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