Ho oh no! Home cooks share their Christmas Day cooking disasters

A wet lettuce! Native to Mexico, the shrimp tree has been naturalized in the State of Florida. This one looks a little limp though and some of the fish have fallen off

The diet starts today! In Connecticut this mother’s 11-year-old has got creative with their cookie decorations, even including broccoli to get the perfect Christmas tree  

Dripping in….! This unclassified Christmas meat has not had a very merry Christmas and we doubt those eating will either 

Tear ‘n’ scare! This mother’s Santa bread took a miserable turn and if you look closely you can see a crispy burnt tear 

A good grilling! Elsewhere, someone is butchering both Christmas and burgers as they deconstruct the diner classic into a twig like tree

SpaghettiNO! Someone thought it would be a good idea to serve breakfast in a bite. However, this is more cringe inducing than mouthwatering 

Cheesus! Although we understand where they were going with this, all they’ve proved is that gingerbread and icing is the best way to build a festive house. NOT pastry and squeezy cheese

Laid on a bed of hash browns! In an unknown location someone recreated the nativity scene for breakfast, complete with a bacon stable roof and chipolata lambs 

Caramelised disaster! This honey glazed gammon spent a bit too long in the oven. They will be lucky if they can cut a slice  

Viral dinner! This sad work Christmas dinner has made the rounds this December, after it was shared on Twitter 

Dry as a bone! This turkey has been cremated. We hope that the chef has made A LOT of gravy 

Style over substance! The German delicacy of sauerkraut has been defamed here, as someone has decided to build it into a disgusting looking snowman, complete with olive buttons and a sausage nose 

Disaster from the swamp! Words cannot describe this slimy Christmas wreath eggy concoction. We just really DON’T want to know what is holding that rocket together