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Thursday 21 November 2019 1:38 pm  |  Updated:  Thursday 21 November 2019 1:42 pm

The definitive guide to the best Christmas sandwiches of 2019: Don’t eat lunch without it

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Cranberry-sodden turkey sandwiches seem to arrive earlier and earlier every year, and 2019’s parade of oppressively festive Christmas offerings from the City’s favourite high-street food chains is no exception.

This year’s sandwich selection is a more mixed bag than ever, hiding some delectable surprises among a real cavalcade of limp bread and lacklustre bird. With so many trap-baps to avoid, you need our guide to the very best and worst Christmas sandwiches more now than ever. We’ve taste tested the lot, from classic turkey with all the trimmings to the vogueish allure of the vegan Christmas sandwich.

Let us begin.

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