Greggs has launched its Christmas menu across UK stores, including the Festive Bake, Pepperoni Hot Honey Pizza, White Chocolate Gingerbread Cookie and Candy Cane Mint Iced Matcha Latte
Greggs’ festive menu is available now(Image: Greggs)
Halloween is officially over, and Greggs has unveiled its Christmas menu across the UK. The line-up includes a mix of reimagined festive favourites, popular returning items, and innovative twists on seasonal classics.
First up is the highly anticipated return of the Festive Bake. Greggs has actually reworked the recipe ahead of 2026 festivities. This consists of crumb-topped puff pastry packed with chicken, smoked ham hock, sweetcure bacon, pork sage and onion stuffing, and soft cheese in a creamy sage and cranberry sauce.
Pigs in Blankets are also making a welcome return, following a four-year hiatus. These traditional pork sausages, wrapped in smoked streaky bacon, come in a pot of six.
Alternatively, foodies can snap up Pepperoni Pizza with Hot Honey, plus a Pigs Under Blankets Toastie, Festive Feast Baguette, and a Festive Flatbread.
If you have a sweet tooth, you’ll be pleased. The Christmas range includes a Sweet Mince Pie Roll, Sweet Mince Pies, and a Christmas Cake Slice.
Meanwhile, seasonal hot beverage choices include a Candy Cane Mint Hot Chocolate, Hazelnut Crunch Latte, and Salted Caramel Latte.
And the cold options consist of a Candy Cane Mint Iced Matcha Latte, Iced Candy Cane Mint Chocolate, Iced Hazelnut Crunch Latte, and Iced Salted Caramel Latte.
New Greggs menu reviewed
Wondering which of the menu items to get your hands on? Popular food critic Big Daddy B recently popped into his neighbourhood Greggs to try the festive foodies.
While he enjoyed much of the lineup, he told his 275,000 followers that there’s one product he wouldn’t be rushing back for. So here are his ratings in full:
1. White Chocolate Gingerbread Cookie (£1.70) – 9/10. The foodie said: “It has a beautiful soft gingerbread flavour… very addictive.”
2. Pepperoni Hot Honey Pizza (£3.10) – 7.5/10. The reviewer “loved the jalapeños and red onions with the pepperoni”, but said it “needed more hot honey”.
3. Double Chocolate Doughnut (£1.60) – 7.5/10. Apparently, this is a “solid” pick from the puddings.
4. Festive Bake (£2.90) – 7.5/10. Despite being a revamped recipe, the Greggs customer said it tasted “exactly the same”. But having said that, “What’s not to like?”
5. Festive Feast Baguette (£4.70) — 7/10. This is said to be “better than the flatbread” and it “seems to come with more fillings”.
6. Festive flatbread (£4.30) — 6.5/10 – While the foodie said this “tastes a lot better than it looks”, he added it was “just a bit wet”.
7. Candy Cane Iced Mint Chocolate Latte (£4.10) – 6/10. This was described as “a lot better than the matcha,” but he felt it had an “odd synthetic mint flavour”.
8. Hazelnut Crunch Latte (£3.25) – 6/10. He loved the first sip, but said it became “unbearably sweet” and “very overpowering”.
9. Candy Cane Mint Iced Matcha Latte (£3.45) — 4/10. This was the menu item that wasn’t recommended. The reviewer added: “You get the candy cane mint flavour, but it doesn’t pair well with the matcha.”
