One of the best things about Christmas (aside from the food, of course) is spending time with your friends and family.

But if you're the hostess with the most-est, that also means being responsible for feeding everyone –– which can be a lot of work!

That's where these ready-made Christmas desserts from Woolworths come in.

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[Wendyfraser]

Where’s the recipes?

 

[Ricci]

I would love any and all of these desserts but as I'm by myself this year I'm going to be strong and stick to my diabetic diet. Well, that's what I'm saying today but there's still time for me to change my mind!!

 

[Suzanne rose]

All look delicious but I'm someone who needs to make it from scratch. I've cooked a few of these items.

When I'm having people over I start cooking from 2 days before.

These are great for the ones who don't cook

I'm happy to put some recipes up of my versions

 

[Suziez]

I would love any and all of these desserts but as I'm by myself this year I'm going to be strong and stick to my diabetic diet. Well, that's what I'm saying today but there's still time for me to change my mind!!

It's Christmas....let your hair down!

 

[lonelyasacloud]

Very expensive desserts Woolies It’s not hard to make a trifle. Set a jelly over fruit and sponge, throw on a layer of custard then cream. Sprinkle with a flake or slivered almonds. Works every year for me

 

[goodmorning]

where is the fun of making it and if it isn't prefect then who cares as long as it tasted good

 

[Happymad]

Made my cake, pudding ,fruit mince ready for my tarts pork pies the week before Christmas
And the trifle the day before also made a gluten free Christmas cake for the grandson

 

[Defiant540]

Where’s the recipes?