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People Are Campaigning To Have Pigs-In-Blankets Sold All Year Round

People Are Campaigning To Have Pigs-In-Blankets Sold All Year Round

Now there's a cause we can get behind.

Ciara Sheppard

Ciara Sheppard

In a time of tumultuous politics and with a nation more divided than ever, there's at least one issue we can all agree on: pigs-in-blankets are not just for Christmas.

The mouth-watering festive trimmings, which are noticeably absent from supermarket shelves for the ten months of the year between January and November (what's with that?), are a heavenly dream of chipolatas wrapped in streaky bacon.

PIBs are pretty much the only component of the festive meal that matters, and they're wasted by not getting the year-round spotlight they so deserve.

In fact, they are so delicious that people are actually campaigning to have them sold for the entire calendar year. Now there's a cause we can fully get behind.


People's hero Sam Goodenough from London began the appeal on change.org last year, writing: "Pigs in blankets are only available for one or two months a year."

He added: "I, as the voice of the nation want to put this right. Year long pigs in blankets for everyone."

But shockingly, the petition has only amassed a measly eight - YES EIGHT - signatures thus far. These numbers are quite frankly pathetic and something needs to done about it.

ASDA knows: the supermarket launched a pigs-in-blankets fondue as part of its 2019 Christmas menu (
ASDA)

"This is a petition to make pigs in blankets an all year round thing," wrote one person on Twitter.

"Starting a petition for pigs in blankets to be on a standard cooked dinner and not just on a Christmas dinner," tweeted another.

"Petition for pigs in blankets to be a all year round food because I cannot wait till December for them again," said a third.

But despite the cause's support, only one person has put their pen where their mouth is and actually started a petition.

If you're passionate about this cause, sign the petition and we might finally see the change this country needs.

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Topics: Food And Drink, Tasty News