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Not every Christmas dinner is traditional - take a look at these Christmas dinners with an unusual twist.

Here's an entire "three-course Christmas dinner" inside a pasty!

The first third is the starter - there's pâté, apple chutney and melba toast.

Next, in the middle, there's the main course turkey with stuffing, potato, pigs in blankets, cranberries and a sauce.

And not forgetting dessert at the end of the pasty - a Christmas pudding. All that inside one pasty!

A Scottish fish and chip shop is offering an entire deep-fried Christmas dinner.

Turkey, battered Brussels sprouts, carrots and parsnip fritters all served with a giant pig-in-a-blanket - a battered sausage - and a deep-fried mince pie to top it all off!

Some restaurants and supermarkets are selling a Christmas dinner pizza.

It comes topped with a load of festive trimmings like turkey, pigs in blankets and even cranberry sauce that you can drizzle all over.

You can get the flavours of a Christmas dinner with a variety of crisps.

Lots of shops and crisp makers have got special Christmas themed flavours.

Brussels sprouts, pigs in blankets and turkey with sage and onion are some of the flavours which means you could put together a Christmas dinner just using crisps!

You'll most likely want your pets to be involved in the festive fun but there are lots of Christmas dinner foods that your pets should NOT be eating and could make them ill.

But don't worry because there are Christmas dinners for pets too!

These include specially made dog food with turkey, parsnips and cranberries which means they can have a festive dinner with you.