Funny Christmas Card - Yorkshire Puddings Christmas Dinner Debate

Should Yorkshire Puddings Be Part of Christmas Dinner? And Other Great Debates of Our Time Is a Christmas dinner really complete without a Yorkshire pudding? Or should they be reserved for the Sunday roast? It's one of life's great unanswered questions, alongside whether sprouts are edible and who really ate all the chocolate selection. Part of my Penguin-inspired Christmas book card collection, this humorous design gives a classic festive debate the literary treatment. Styled like a vintage book cover, it's a fun alternative to a traditional Christmas card and is guaranteed to get the conversation started around the dinner table. Perfect for friends and family who take their Christmas dinner seriously, have strong opinions about festive food, or simply appreciate a bit of distinctly British humour. Card Details Size: A5 portrait card Design: Penguin-style book cover with a humorous Christmas theme Finish: Glossy printed exterior with a matt interior, easy to write your message Inside: Blank for your own Christmas wishes Envelope: Supplied with a white envelope Format: Physical greeting card, not a digital download Designed by: Inky Cat Printshop Perfect For Those who love Christmas dinner Yorkshire pudding enthusiasts Fans of British humour Foodies and festive debate enthusiasts A funny alternative to a traditional Christmas card Anyone who has ever argued about what belongs on a Christmas dinner plate A Christmas Card With a Difference Part of the Inky Cat Printshop Penguin-inspired Christmas collection, these cards turn familiar festive questions and seasonal dilemmas into book-cover-style designs. Whether you're firmly in the Yorkshire pudding camp or believe Christmas dinner should stick to tradition, this card celebrates the important things in life: good food, good company and a good argument over the dinner table. Please note: This is an original design inspired by the visual style of vintage book covers. It is not an official Penguin product.