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DOMINO'S has launched its new Christmas menu featuring old favourites and new treats. The festive range from the popular pizza chain features six limited-edition items. 6 The Domino's Festive Loaded Fries are back this year featuring a cranberry drizzle Credit: Domino's 6 The Festive One pizza has also made a return but two ingredients are causing a stir Credit: Domino's As of November 11, food lovers have been able to access their old Domino's favourites of the Festive Loaded Fries and The Festive One pizza. The fries are crispy and golden topped with cheese sauce and melted mozzarella. Then the Christmassy toppings are added including pulled save and onion turkey breast, smoked bacon, and a cranberry drizzle. Meanwhile, The Festive One pizza makes another return this year after making its debut in 2021. read more on christmas food BAR NONE Major supermarket selling new festive chocolate which doubles as a Christmas game WHAT A PORKER! I tried supermarkets' pigs in blankets for Xmas & found an unexpected winner The fresh pizza dough is stretched by hand before being smeared with the tomato base and mozzarella cheese. Then, the good stuff happens with toppings of lots of Christmas trimmings including pulled turkey breast marinated in sage and onion. Also on the pizza is Cumberland sausage, crispy smoked bacon, and red onions. This last item has caused some upset among Domino's fans who told the chain on Instagram to "get the onions off for goodness sake." Most read in Money FESTIVE BEER Full list of Wetherspoons opening in Scotland on Xmas Day, is one near you? WINTER WONDERLAND First look inside award-winning Santa's Grotto just 20mins from Glasgow FARM LIFE Farm with Scotland's only lake up for sale LUXURY LIVING Scots tycoon smashes house sale record at neighbourhood loved by celebs Another festive addition that is causing a stir this year is the tangy and sweet cranberry drizzle. "Eww, get rid of the cranberry. Or at least have it as a dip on the side," one upset foodie wrote on Instagram. I tried KFC's Christmas menu including a returning burger that tastes better than McDonald's new festive option Another customer clarified that you can leave the drizzle off when placing the order. But, last year The Festive One saw some fans claiming it is missing a key ingredient which has not been added this year either - stuffing. SWEET DECADENCE For those with a sweet tooth, Domino's has launched a new treat for 2024 - Twisted Doughballs with Chocolate & Oreo Crumb. The chain calls this "a mouth-watering end to any meal." 6 The new sweet treat making its debut this year is the Twisted Doughballs with Chocolate and an Oreo crumb Credit: Domino's Putting a sweet twist on the classic dough ball, Domino's covers the six balls in melted chocolate before covering them with a crunchy Oreo crumb. "Had these last night - love em!" one happy customer wrote on Facebook about the new dessert option. "Blimey! Perfect for not sharing!" another wrote. "Omg they look so yummy," a third said. CHEESY GOODNESS If you would rather have more bread and cheese to go with your pizza rather than decadent chocolate, Domino's of course has something new for you on the festive menu. This year it is debuting its first-ever Hot & Cheesy Dip with Twisted Doughballs. 6 For even more festive fun, Domino's has released a new hot and cheesy dip "It is a luxurious combination of molten vintage cheddar and hard cheese delivered piping hot and perfect for dipping," Domino's said. "Hungry fans can tear and share their cheesy, garlicky Twisted Doughballs and dunk them in fondue-like cheese as a snazzy centrepiece this Christmas." "My kids and I had these the other day and they are so good! I loved the dipping sauce," one mother shared on Facebook. "Whhatttt....... A festive pizza with hot cheese dipping sauce..... thanks Domino’s.... Eeekkkkkkk!!!" another customer wrote sharing a picture of her festive pizza alongside the new dip. For even more cheesy goodness, Domino's has launched its Mac and Cheese made with mature cheddar, red leicester, and mozzarella. And finally, there is the Festive Wrap which is also brand new this year. What is on the Domino's Christmas menu? The Festive One Pizza - £24.99 (Large) Mac 'n' Cheese - £7.99 The Festive Wrap - £4.00 Twisted Doughballs with Chocolate & Oreo Crumb - £6.99 Hot & Cheesy Dip with Twisted Doughballs - £6.99 Festive Loaded Fries - £6.99 *Hot and Cheesy Dip alone - £2.99 Domino's calls it a "worthy contender for festive lunch of the year in the office" with a tortilla wrap stuffed with pulled sage and onion turkey, mozzarella, and topped with cheese. "They’re bringing out some right nice things," one fan declared on Instagram. "Domino's are slaying this menu," another added. Louise Pilkington Director of Innovation at Domino’s said: "This year at Domino’s we’re all about abundance, we want to make sure there’s something for everyone on the festive table." But, the festive options will only be available to order until January 2, 2025, so, you will have to be quick and make the most of it while you can. To help customers out, the chain is offering two exclusive deals. One is called the Festive Saver for £25.99 featuring two medium pizzas and two classic sides. Read more on the Scottish Sun FESTIVE FIZZ Coca-Cola Christmas truck in Scotland: Dates, locations & all you need to know AND RELAX Scots seaside hotel with outdoor hot tub and firepit named UK's top spa resort The other is the Tasty Trio for £19.99 where you can get a medium pizza, a side, and a dessert. See what other chains are offering up this Christmas including Greggs , McDonald's , and Wetherspoons . 6 For £4 Domino's customers can get a Festive Wrap 6 The chain has also started selling Mac 'n' Cheese for the first time ever this Christmas Credit: Domino'sClara Strack and Georgia Amoore each scored 21 points on Saturday to help No. 16 Kentucky beat visiting Western Kentucky 88-70 in Lexington. Teonni Key netted 15 points, Amelia Hassett paired nine points with 12 rebounds and Saniah Tyler scored 11 off the bench for the Wildcats (11-1), who won their fourth straight game. The Lady Toppers (9-3) got 18 points from Alexis Mead, 14 from Acacia Hayes, 11 from Destiny Salary and 10 from Josie Gilvin. Western Kentucky has lost three of five following a 7-0 start. Kentucky used a 9-0 run in the second quarter to take a double-digit lead that it held for the rest of the game. Strack bookended the surge with a layup and a 3-pointer that pushed the hosts ahead 36-22 with 1:01 remaining in the first half. The Wildcats' lead peaked at 23 points after Amoore scored five straight late in the fourth quarter to make it 88-65. Saturday marked the final nonconference game for both teams this season. Kentucky hosts Mississippi State to begin Southeastern Conference play on Thursday, while Western Kentucky starts its Conference USA slate by hosting Liberty the same night. --Field Level MediaWhite House defends Biden’s decision allowing Ukraine to strike in Russia with US missiles
In his annual visit to Toronto, Canada, Oklahoma City Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander explained what it meant for him to watch Canadian native RJ Barrett thrive with his hometown team. Shai, who was born in Ontario, says it's "every Canadian's dream" to play for their country just like RJ is this season. “It’s every Canadian’s dream to play at home," said Shai . "I know for me as a kid, watching Raptors games growing up is how I got attached to basketball. So that feeling must feel surreal, for sure. Every time I see RJ he gets better, the sky is the limit because of that. So I'm just happy for him." Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is one of the many international superstars taking over the NBA. The elite scorer and sharpshooter, along with Jamal Murray , Dillon Brooks , and RJ Barrett, are some of the most notable NBA players from Canada and they all played for their country in the 2024 Paris Olympic Games . Together, they led Team Canada to fifth place in the tournament, the nation's highest finish since 1984. As the runner-up for MVP last season , Shai was the star of the show for Team Canada and he took pride in playing for his home country with averages of 24.5 points, 6.4 rebounds, 6.4 assists, and 1.6 steals per game. In the NBA, Shai makes his home (Oklahoma City) far away from Canada but he gets to live through guys like RJ Barrett, who is getting the full hometown hero experience. After being traded by the New York Knicks , Barrett has settled into his new role with averages of 23.6 points, 6.7 rebounds, and 6.0 assists per game on 45.6% shooting. Sadly, despite the best efforts of Barrett and Scottie Barnes , the Raptors haven't been very good this season and it's clear that they need some massive reinforcements to compete for a title. Since he's currently locked into a 5-year, $173 million contract, it's unlikely that Shai is anywhere but with the Thunder for the foreseeable future. But maybe one day down the road, Shai can sign with the Raptors and join RJ Barrett on his home team. Together, they could transform the Raptors from bottom-feeders to a truly formidable team in the East. They might even bring the Raptors their first title since the Kawhi Leonard era. Of course, this is all just wishful thinking for the Raptors. As much as Shai loves and respects his roots, he isn't going to find a better situation than his current one with the Thunder. As the leader both on and off the court, Gilgeous-Alexander is playing some of the best basketball of his life and it has put the Thunder in a position to make some serious noise in the West. For now, the young superstar is focused on the mission at hand, which involves leading the Thunder to the depths of the postseason. After their stop in Toronto, Shai and the Thunder will face the New Orleans Pelicans at 7:00 PM EST at Smoothie King Center. On December 10th, the Thunder play their next game in the NBA Emirates Cup, which is against the Dallas Mavericks for the West Quarterfinal at 9:30 PM EST. This article first appeared on Fadeaway World and was syndicated with permission.