Overview
- Whitney Ainscough plans to host 12 relatives, charging £20 per adult and £10 per child, and expects to take £190 to fund the meal.
- The festive menu is set to include turkey, pork and beef with luxury touches such as pricier pigs in blankets and crackers.
- She began asking for payments after leaving her pharmacy adviser job and moving onto Universal Credit, citing food and utility expenses.
- Relatives are described as comfortable with the arrangement, while responses to her social media posts have been mixed.
- She already charges £10 per person for Sunday roasts, this will be her second paid Christmas, and she will cook at her mum’s larger house.