‘Best money I ever spent’, mothers cry during Christmas dinner Buy that ‘takes away stress’

CHRISTMAS Day is a joyful time to bring the family together and enjoy everyone’s company.

But if you’re the person who gets the short end of the stick in making the festive feast, it can also be a very stressful day.

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From making sure there is enough food for everyone to getting the timing just right: Christmas dinner takes a lot of preparation time.

So it’s no surprise that on December 25, moms go all out for a kitchen purchase that “takes all the stress away.”

The four-tray Tower buffet server normally costs €39.99, but is currently on sale for €31.27

The buffet server has a power of 300 W and can keep four different types of food warm until they are ready to serve.

Adjustable temperature controls also ensure food doesn’t overcook while keeping it warm, while the base doubles as a warming plate to keep dishes warm.

And while the price tag may seem a bit expensive on top of the usual shopping list, customers claim it’s the “best money they’ve ever spent.”

One mum said: “If you’re like me and find cooking Christmas dinner bloody stressful, you need this.

“This is going to make your life so much easier and your day so much more fun, and that’s what Christmas is about, right?

“So you know what it’s like, Christmas dinner, you have everyone there, everyone is really hungry, half the food is cooked, some of it isn’t ready yet, the part that is cooked is already getting cold while the other is spoiling.

“It’s just stressful, serving it is a nightmare. So serve it on this stovetop instead and it stays warm. Have a stress-free Christmas.”

A second chimed in: “I’ve had one for years and it’s completely taken the stress away. Best money I’ve ever spent.”

A third echoed: “They are honestly an absolute game changer. Makes life so much easier.”

“I’ve had one for so many years and I won’t be without it anymore,” came the fourth.

A fifth said: “I cooked [Christmas Dinner] last year for 9 and I found it a life saver, they are deeper than they look.”

Meanwhile, a sixth wrote: “Brilliant at Christmas time made it so much easier to cook lots of food.”

Elsewhere you’ll meet the food lover who’s tried Aldi’s new range of cast iron pans – it’s over £900 cheaper than Le Creuset, but you can’t tell the difference.

Additionally, there are two new shades of green and orange, in addition to the return of the sold-out blue.

And everything in the latest cast iron range is available for a handbag-friendly £25 or less.