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It's a good PR stunt, to be fair. I bet it does quite well, especially if we get bad weather.
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More like they have a load of gunk taking room in the freezer and nearing its use by date, Pret A Manure more likeOriginally posted by AtW View Post"Pret A Manger has decided to sell its Christmas sandwich in stores from today - despite it being July - to offer people who missed out on the favourite in the winter, because of lockdown restrictions and home working, the chance to grab a bite.
UK managing director Clare Clough said: "Every year customers ask us for the Christmas sandwich to return earlier and earlier, and after many customers missed out on having one last year we’ve decided to stand by our mission of spreading joy through our food and coffee, and bring our iconic Christmas sandwich back early for a limited time this summer."
The sandwich is in shops from today until early August."
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/global-h...rules-july-19/

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Is it too early...
"Pret A Manger has decided to sell its Christmas sandwich in stores from today - despite it being July - to offer people who missed out on the favourite in the winter, because of lockdown restrictions and home working, the chance to grab a bite.
UK managing director Clare Clough said: "Every year customers ask us for the Christmas sandwich to return earlier and earlier, and after many customers missed out on having one last year we’ve decided to stand by our mission of spreading joy through our food and coffee, and bring our iconic Christmas sandwich back early for a limited time this summer."
The sandwich is in shops from today until early August."
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/global-h...rules-july-19/

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I guess it's time to get the tree up.
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