Mary Williams+FollowChristmas Dinner Dishes Nobody EatsLet’s be real—some Christmas dinner classics are just for show. You know that jellied cranberry sauce still shaped like the can? No one touches it. Fruitcake? It’s basically a holiday dare. Molded aspic salad, overcooked potatoes, and those store-bought rolls? They’re just table fillers. Even glazed carrots and canned yams with marshmallows get passed over. If you want your guests to actually eat, maybe skip these and stick to the real crowd-pleasers! #Food #ChristmasDinner #HolidayFails00Share
dianefrank+FollowWould You Pay to Eat Christmas Dinner?Christmas dinner just got a lot pricier—some hosts are even thinking about charging guests a fee to help cover the skyrocketing grocery bills. Is it totally cringe or just practical? With food prices up and budgets tight, more people are considering potlucks or asking for a little cash to keep the holiday spirit (and the turkey) alive. Would you chip in, or is that a holiday no-no? #Food #ChristmasDinner #HolidayBudget00Share
Ryan Horne+FollowWhere to eat out in Charlotte on ChristmasTired of spending Christmas Day in the kitchen? Charlotte has you covered with a bunch of local restaurants ready to serve up festive meals, so you can actually relax and enjoy the holiday. From Uptown’s 204 North with their special Christmas menu, to Caroline’s Oyster Bar for a seafood twist, and even Dubai Grills & Pizza for something totally different, there’s a spot for every craving. Classic steakhouses like STK and Chima are open, too, plus IHOP for a casual bite. Who’s ditching the dishes this year and making a reservation instead? #Food #CharlotteEats #ChristmasDinner00Share
Zachary Vazquez+FollowSouth Boston rallies for Christmas dinnerNothing says community like South Boston’s annual Christmas Dinner at St. Monica’s, where neighbors come together to make sure no one misses out on a hot holiday meal. For over 30 years, the Kelley family and a team of volunteers have turned this tradition into a lifeline for thousands. Now, the torch is being carried on in honor of Frank Kelley and Msgr. McDonnell. Whether you can help with deliveries, set-up, or clean-up—or chip in a donation—every bit counts. Who’s joining in to keep this tradition alive and make the holidays brighter for everyone? #Culture #SouthBoston #ChristmasDinner00Share
