Sherena DeveneyA silver sixpence, a tanner! 😊 My folks are coming from England for Christmas this year (first time ever) and Cookstown will be on our Christmas table! I always have to take back a load of Cookstown sausages when I visit because they are my parents favourite. Merry Christmas to all 🎄🎅🏻😊

Sonia HeapsA silver sixpence my granny always put them in her puddings🤞

Janet TreanorWhen I was a child it was lucky to find a sixpence in the pudding. Liked and shared

Annie CameronA sixpence I always remember my granny making them smelt gorgeous, but I don't like dried fruit so unfortunately I never got to taste them, nice prize if lucky enough to win it, 🍀🍀good luck to everyone who enters and merry Christmas to all the hard working staff at Cookstown, 🎅🎅🎄🎄

Cyndi LowA silver sixpence....wish these old traditions were still used today ♥️

Ann VaulsA silver sixpence in my day x

Geraldine SmithSilver sixpence but you have to be careful! !

Margaret MckeeA silver sixpence was considered lucky in the Christmas pudding🍀

Barbara TweedA silver sixpence brings back lovely memories of Christmas with my mum and dad and brothers happy days

Glynis JamesMy mum always put a sixpence in the Christmas pudding.

Fiona DoughertyA silver sixpence, had one a couple of weeks ago, gave it to a bride to put in her shoe.....

Pauline BoyceLove that cooks town sizzle first thing Christmas morning then open presides late dinner with its lovely ham and chill!!!!!

Grace CurryA 5p now but when I was wee long time ago my grandad always put a sixpence in xx

Lisa McCannI have liked,shared & tagged Barry McManus. Traditionally, a silver sixpence is lucky to find in your Christmas pudding,but nowadays a five pence piece is used.

Sharron DrawmerSilver sixpence love all your products

Mark OgleA sixpence, to have the smell of bacon and ham being cooked Xmas morning just adds to the day. Merry Xmas evrryone

Ali BrownA sixpence was lucky to find in your Christmas pudding...back in the day!

Margaret DohertyA silver sixpence if only we could get one great prize fingers crossed

Eileen DohertySilver sixpence my mum used them in her apple cakes at Halloween xx

Susannah CreaneyA silver sixpence awesome prize 🥰🥰🥰🥰

Denise FreemanA silver sixpence would be a lucky find but a Cookstown Christmas Hamper would be a charm 😋

Jacqui TidymanA silver sixpence... remember my late mum telling me all about this .. good luck everyone!!

Pat LeongA silver sixpence. But winning the hamper will be just as lucky!

Eilish McAteerFrom olden times it has been considered lucky if you found a silver sixpence in your Xmas pudding liked and shared

Hayley RuckA Sixpence....and you were even luckier if you didn't swallow it. 🤞😁

Marian ConlonCongratulations to all 😊

Lorna MortonWell done everyone.

Claire McConvilleWell done everyone 👏🏼

Cristina TörökCongratulations to all ! 🎉

Noel MortonWell done to everyone

Lisa DoranWell done all 😁

Triona CoyleWell done everyone

Lisa Moorewell done all 👏👏👏

Shona HenryWell done 👏

Darren DonaghyWell done 🙂

Anna TurkingtonWell done every one Darren McElvogue I wondered why you wouldnt take a lift any more

Lisa MarieDarren McElvogue Robert Burleigh Lyndsey Gibson 👏👏👏

Albert WarwickWell done all especially you Darren.

Darren IrwinWell done folks Nigel Henry

John YoungCookstown Thin Pork Sausages. wish i could buy them in england.

Jay JeffersFriday .... full feed ready

Jackie ShielsSee you on Thursday!

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