, stuffing, cabbage and cranberry sauce. I liked the golden toasted bread and pickled red cabbage but struggled to pick out the promised gravy mayo. Heavily calorific though, so this should perhaps be reserved as a treat. RATING: 9 Tesco – Turkey and Trimmings, £3, 469 cals Tesco's Christmas sandwich has lots of turkey and a noticeable amount of cranberry sauceCredit: Stewart Williams TURKEY breast, mayonnaise, sausage, cranberry sauce, sage and onion stuffing and sweetcure bacon in soft, malted bread. Given this is a fair bit cheaper than some others, it is very impressive. There was lots of turkey and a noticeable amount of cranberry sauce. Delicious but not at all good for the waist. RATING: 8 Pret – Christmas Lunch Sandwich, £4.75, 549 cals Pret's Christmas Lunch Sandwich has enough meat for a proper carnivoreCredit: Stewart Williams MADE up of thick slices of British turkey in a port and orange cranberry sauce, teamed with a herby pork stuffing, baby spinach leaves, mayo and crispy onions, this is a real winner. There was enough meat for a proper carnivore, the bread was soft but not so much that it fell apart and I liked all the fresh ingredients. All very festive. RATING: 10 Lidl – Turkey Feast, £1.99, 457 cals Li){kind=link}
THE countdown to Christmas starts in your lunchbreak – festive sandwiches are hitting the shelves everywhere.
From Aldi and Pret to Marks & Spencer and Starbucks, retailers are hoping to tempt shoppers with a seasonal treat.
There are returning classics such as Pret’s Christmas Lunch Sandwich, as well as innovative new flavours.
Lynsey Hope puts them to the test and gives each a mark out of ten .
TRADITIONAL sarnie has been supersized with 12 layers.