It will definitely sparkle during the holiday season-from sequins to hiss-but it also has to do with carbohydrate content. Meat pie is not their only carrier.

We have tasted the best (and worst) new Christmas sandwiches for you on the street, but today is a magical Monday, and when Greggs launched its new holiday baking, social media was so excited that we thought they were worth it Their own taste test.

In fact, it was only a few months before Greggs launched the last new product in the form of Vegan Melt, which-to be fair-split our team. Now, the bakery chain has made seasonal adjustments to the square bakery products it can grab.

This new holiday bake is available in meat and vegetarian versions (£1.60 each), the former is filled with chicken and bacon chunks, and the latter is filled with Quorn and vegan bacon shavings.

To be honest, neither combination screams Christmas, but what the two have in common is the more recognizable holiday elements of Greggs' sage and onion filling and sage and cranberry sauce. So, what did we do with the complete package?

"I have never been a big fan of Greggs. This chain store is slowly winning my favor with winter products. Although I am more like a sandwich than a pie girl in my heart, I have never hated these. Meaty Festive Bake It looks like an iconic product, the iconic orange shortcrust pastry has a distinct greasy sheen, and you will respond according to the degree of hunger or hangover.

"The different ingredients of the filling are well mixed together, and the chicken and bacon chunks are evenly distributed and cooked to the proper humidity. But adding a double dose of sage to the filling and sauce will eventually become the main flavor Not surprisingly-I can hardly taste the taste of cranberries. Although we all agree that turkey is a bit overrated, chicken is not a true holiday substitute, and bacon without sausage is not a substitute for blankets. Pig.

"This is a very delicious barbecue on cold days. The price will satisfy you, but you can't just put it on the name and make something for Christmas. See also Pret's "Christmas" Pesto ."-Nancy Groves, Head of Life, Huffington Post, UK

"The pastries on Gregg's vegan holiday cakes are buttery and flaky, with perfect crunchiness-but we know from their famous sausage rolls that the recipe developers have previously identified element-free ingredients. However, I'm not very impressed with the filling. The toast is said to be wrapped in delicious Quorn slices, vegan "bacon" breadcrumbs, sage and onion fillings, and cranberry sauce.

"But the only thing I can detect is the filling, which is well seasoned, but a bit sloppy (the texture of the runny mashed potatoes comes to mind). I do like the taste, but I won't say it is obviously "Christmas", and after a few bites, the baking became a bit the same. Even so, on cold days, it still keeps me warm from the inside-this is certainly not the worst Christmas I have ever tried Release."-Rachel Moss, Life Editor

"As a big fan of Greggs, I am very happy to try their new holiday products and decided to try half the meat holiday baking and half the vegetarian holiday baking.

"The meaty holiday baking smells great; its crispy butter pastry is definitely beckoning me. It has chicken, sage and onion fillings, and beet bacon, topped with creamy sage and cranberry sauce. It’s an interesting combination. It tastes good-it certainly has a festive hint, but creamy sage sauce is indeed often the main flavor. It’s a warm baking (very suitable for cold winter lunchtimes) with a clear It’s a holiday hint, but it lacks the turkey and sausage I expect from holiday baking. Overall, it tastes good, inexpensive, and good value for money.” – ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

"The pastries on Vegan Festive Bake are very crunchy and flaky, almost buttery-they have obviously gotten rid of the pastry altogether. Baking features are Quorn slices, vegan "bacon" breadcrumbs, sage and onion fillings, and vine Berry sauce. However, the main flavours I can taste are sage and onion fillings. Compared to other flavours, it is a bit too much. In general, the taste is not bad, but it does not really reflect the festive taste. Christmas taste." – ⭐️⭐️⭐️Beth Mahoney, shopping writer.

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