Nigella Lawson’s recipe is far from the only threat to traditional Christmas cake: Selfridges expects panettone sales to be seven times higher
Christmas cake might be a tradition that dates back to the 16th century, but Nigella Lawson says it is not one we should feel obliged to continue.
Even the nation’s most famous domestic goddess will not be serving it this Christmas Day, instead choosing to bake a more family-friendly chocolate cake.
Some of her loved ones should not hold their breath for a present, too, since she “doesn’t do” gifts for grown-ups.
“Much as I love a slice of dense, damp Christmas cake, especially when eaten with a slice of strong, sharp cheese, I am surrounded by those who abominate dried fruit in all its seasonal manifestations,” said Lawson.
“If no one in your family likes dried fruit, there’s no point having a Christmas cake
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