I tested all the weird Christmas food – a bargain mulled wine ‘tastes like medicine’ but I’ll stock up on new mince pies

There is no shortage of weird and wonderful festive foods on offer in the supermarkets this Christmas but is it worth splashing your cash on? Here's our verdict

NIBBLES Lidl Deluxe Lobster Cocktail Crisps £1.15 For 150g

These are a bit like prawn cocktail crisps but on max power

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8/10

NIBBLES Tesco Sticky Toffee Cheddar Truckle £1.10 for 100g

It makes for a weird combination of sickly sweet, salty and sour

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3/10

THE MAIN EVENT Iceland Luxury Sprouts Wrapped in Bacon £4 for 200g

Sprout fans will be disappointed that the pre-cooked sprouts inside the bacon are mushy and tasteless

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4/10

DESSERT Morrisons The Best Cherry Bakewell Mince Pies £2.50 for 4

We’d happily eat these over regular mince pies

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9/10

DESSERT Tesco Finest Black Forest Christmas Pudding £12 for 800g

It’s a fun alternative to the classic, especially if you have guests who aren’t big traditional pudding fans

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8/10

DRINKS Aldi Mince Pie & Jamaican Rum Flavour Mulled Wine £2.89 for 75cl

It was more like a cough mixture than a festive drink

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4/10