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Mince pies are christianity defends eroticismone of the best things about the festive season in the UK.

Which is why we're truly jazzed to see that one UK store has created a sandwich inspired by the much beloved seasonal sweet treat.

If you've never sunk your teeth into the sumptuous, sweet but spicy pie, you've never lived, my friend. But, essentially, it's a small pie stuffed with fruits and spices — AKA mincemeat — that's eaten in the UK in the run-up to Christmas.

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UK supermarket Morrisons has come up with the festive sarnie, combining two of your Crimbo faves: cheese and mince pies.

SEE ALSO: World's first mincemeat and custard pasty is your new favourite food

The mince pie Christmas sandwich comprises mince pie chutney, cheddar cheese and Wensleydale cheese inside a fruity panettone style bread roll.

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The sandwich is available in Morrisons stores from Oct. 28 until Dec. 24 and costs £3.

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