Potatoes and carrots are the two most popular vegetables to serve up with a Christmas Day dinner – but are also the two worst culprits of the meal when it comes to the greenhouse gases emitted ...

While it's too late now to plant and harvest many vegetables such as carrots, parsnips and rosemary for your Christmas dinner, there are still some that can be ready in time for the festive season ...

no Christmas dinner would be complete without generous helpings of vegetables. When food waste is sent to landfill, it decomposes buried under layers of other rubbish, choking its oxygen supply.

"It’s a Christmas dinner for free — apart from my time ... pandemic — and taught herself how to grow her own fruits and vegetables to prepare for potentially other future world disasters.

Meet the prepper who already has her Christmas dinner ready and preserved four months early – and says it doesn’t cost her a penny. Gubba, 23, starts planning and preparing for the festive ...

Article continues below "For the price I was expecting vegetables to also be included ... "It would cost me £1,000 then for Christmas dinner." Not everyone had such a negative reaction to ...

The more budget-conscious among you might be eyeing Lidl's viral 'wonky veg' boxes as a cost-effective, bulk alternative for your Christmas dinner vegetables. However, due to their skyrocketing ...

This revealed the average UK GHG emissions from the production of our favourite vegetables in a festive dinner is 0.842 kg – meaning those who will enjoy the dish on Christmas Day will produce ...