Elevate your pigs in blankets with apple caramel

[@joshmore7175]

"i don't think thats enough sausage for one person" Poppy, size queen 😂

[@bobbler42]

2:00 In Britain we calls that a "sausage roll". Gregg's sell them too, though I am not sure that's puff pastry.

[@adzstanyer3000]

i was gona say greggs sell millions of them a week! 🤣😂

[@crystalclear5684]

Mmmm...Poppy, they look delish! I was a vegetarian, but after Covid I started to crave meats in my diet again🤷 The apple caramel w/ pork is fab comfort food for the holidays 💛

[@PokhrajRoy.]

She stepped up the Festive Spirit

[@amarenee2020]

This looks delicious! Thank you Poppy! Really love getting this kind of inspiration from you, and glad to see you doing something different! I would love more like this!

[@Scruffi]

I'm here for the food and the Poppy Entendres. It's like watching an episode of Carry On Cooking.

[@davidcorless5581]

IN AUSTRALIA A SAUSAGE WRAPPED IN PASTRY IS A SAUSAGE ROLL AND A SAUSAGE WRAPPED IN BACON IS A PIGS IN A BLANKET , HAVE A VERY VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS POPPY AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR , FROM DAVID AT GLENORE GROVE QLD AUSTRALIA.

[@cerealously9407]

In Canada and the USA, yes the pigs in blankets are sausages (usually hot dog weiners rather than proper herby sausages) wrapped in pastry (can vary between croissant and puff pastry like mentioned). That being said, the sausages are cut into bits and wrapped individually prior to cooking in the oven

[@louiselill1528]

I can imagine they are very delicious

[@Mark-nh2hs]

She defo enjoys a good sausage 😂

[@mysticpuffy]

Pigs in blankets in the states could also refer to sausage wrapped in a pancake. Poppy, this looks delish, any other sausage recommendations for this dish?

[@markvincent5241]

Awesome

[@padders1068]

🙂😋🤭❤

[@AnnaAnna-uc2ff]

yum

[@SoLove]

Yum 😍

[@pyrosparkes]

I have to say it, regardless of it being inappropriate. This content could easily be on onlyfans, wouldnt even need to change much, just slightly more innuendo, slightly less clothes.

[@gorbachef94]

2 sausage per person huh poppy ;)