If you're worried that Christmas is going to be something of a damp squib this year amid the coronavirus pandemic, then brands are doing their level best to provide an absolute plethora of novelty products to help bring the festive cheer.

Just yesterday, we brought you the news that Home Depot is selling a huge six-foot tall Christmas tree that plays music and even snows! The 75-inch tree will currently set you back $158.80 if you're interested in purchasing it, to have the perfect festive season unfolding right in front of you as you curl up on the couch.

Meanwhile, it has been announced that you can get paid $2,500 to watch Christmas movies throughout December.

Yes, if your idea of a perfect night-in involves you sitting in your pajamas and binge-watching Christmas movies in December, then stop doing it for free - because one company is willing to pay one lucky person to do it.

Reviews.org is currently looking to hire a Chief Holiday Cheermeister to join its team, and if you know your Elf from your Grinch, then you could be the perfect person for the job.

Writing on their website, the application states:

"Listen up, future Chief Holiday Cheermeister! Do you love all things holiday-related, like peppermint mochas, fully decorated homes, and cuddling on the couch under a snowflake blanket while watching a holiday movie?

"Good, because that means you’re the right person to help us find the best holiday movie of all time."

And if all this festive news still isn't enough to truly whet your appetite, then you'll doubtless be thrilled to learn that Lidl is bringing back its iconic pigs-in-blankets pizza next week, just in time for Christmas.

Yes, the budget supermarket has announced the return of one of its most popular Christmas treats, per WalesOnline.

The pigs-in-blankets pizza has a sourdough base and boasts Mediterranean tomato sauce, mozzarella cheese, red onions, cranberry sauce and - of course - mini sausages wrapped in bacon.

The tasty looking pizza is priced at just £3.29 and is part of Lidl's Deluxe food range.

If you're worried that Christmas is going to be something of a damp squib this year amid the coronavirus pandemic, then brands are doing their level best to provide an absolute plethora of novelty products to help bring the festive cheer.

Just yesterday, we brought you the news that Home Depot is selling a huge six-foot tall Christmas tree that plays music and even snows! The 75-inch tree will currently set you back $158.80 if you're interested in purchasing it, to have the perfect festive season unfolding right in front of you as you curl up on the couch.

Meanwhile, it has been announced that you can get paid $2,500 to watch Christmas movies throughout December.

Yes, if your idea of a perfect night-in involves you sitting in your pajamas and binge-watching Christmas movies in December, then stop doing it for free - because one company is willing to pay one lucky person to do it.

Reviews.org is currently looking to hire a Chief Holiday Cheermeister to join its team, and if you know your Elf from your Grinch, then you could be the perfect person for the job.

Writing on their website, the application states:

"Listen up, future Chief Holiday Cheermeister! Do you love all things holiday-related, like peppermint mochas, fully decorated homes, and cuddling on the couch under a snowflake blanket while watching a holiday movie?

"Good, because that means you’re the right person to help us find the best holiday movie of all time."

And if all this festive news still isn't enough to truly whet your appetite, then you'll doubtless be thrilled to learn that Lidl is bringing back its iconic pigs-in-blankets pizza next week, just in time for Christmas.

Yes, the budget supermarket has announced the return of one of its most popular Christmas treats, per WalesOnline.

The pigs-in-blankets pizza has a sourdough base and boasts Mediterranean tomato sauce, mozzarella cheese, red onions, cranberry sauce and - of course - mini sausages wrapped in bacon.

The tasty looking pizza is priced at just £3.29 and is part of Lidl's Deluxe food range.