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Hosts Alison Hammond , 48, and Dermot O Leary , 50, tucked into recipes from a cookbook called How To Eat Your Christmas Tree by chef Julia Georgallis.
Alison Hammond and Dermot O’Leary tucked into a Christmas tree live on Friday’s episode of This Morning (5 January). Viewers were left in disbelief by the cooking segment which featured recipes from chef Julia Georgallis’s book How To Eat Your Christmas Tree. The presenters ate Christmas tree and ginger ice cream, as Hammond joked: “I can’t taste any pine needles.” One user on social media said: ”’Can you eat your Christmas Tree’. [The] question is, why would we want to? However, my cats are still alive so I guess you could.”
A cookbook, called "How to Eat Your Christmas Tree," features dozens of recipes you can make - by using your tree - including everything from a fish dish to ice cream.
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