How many points does a snowflake traditionally have?

Traditionally, what is placed in the middle of a Christmas or Plum Pudding

Which country gives the UK a Christmas Tree every year?

Which is NOT a traditional food served with turkey on Christmas Day?

What are the main ingredients in a mince pie?

Where was Eggnog created?

What is a female turkey called?

What is a Bûche de Noël eaten in France at Christmas?

Which Christmas food is it considered good luck to eat one of on each of the 12 days of Christmas?

Stollen is the traditional fruit cake of which country?

What name is given to small sausages wrapped in bacon, a staple at a British Christmas dinner?

What is a female turkey called?

Approximately how many candy canes are manufactured during the festive season?

What should you stick into an onion for a traditional bread sauce?

Who dishes up the figgy pudding in Charles Dickens’ classic 'A Christmas Carol'?

Before turkey, the traditional English Christmas dinner included _______ smothered in mustard.

Finally, why do so many people hate Brussels sprouts?

In which country is KFC eaten on Christmas eve?

In which country are latkes (fried potato pancakes) traditionally eaten at Christmas?

Panettone is a bread with fruits or chocolates and is from what country?

Tamales (a corn dough wrapped in banana leaf or corn husk) is traditionally served at Christmas in?

Serving a Christmas Pudding traditionally started in what country?

A julbord (like a buffet) is how people in ........ serve up their food at Christmas.

Mattak is strips of whale blubber encased in whale skin and is served as part of the traditional Christmas meal from ?

Bûche de Noël is a Yule style log dessert from?

Shrimp for Christmas. In which country is this likely to happen?

In what country are apples wrapped in colourful paper and decorated with gold ribbon given as a gift at Christmas?

Which country claims this dessert as theirs at Christmas time?

A superstition in this country is that on Christmas Eve, the table must be set with 12 plates (in honour of the 12 Apostles). One plate is a red soup or barszcz, made with beets and often accompanied by pierogi. What country does this?

All of the following are traditional goodies left in Christmas stockings EXCEPT

In what year was the first documented use of candy cane for decorating Christmas tree

All of these countries enjoy roasted pig, or lechon for Christmas dinner EXCEPT

All of these are treats that children around the world traditionally leave for Santa EXCEPT

What is the height of the tallest chocolate Christmas tree ever created?

Where did hot cocoa (the powder form) originate?

In the Christmas song what was "Roasting on an Open Fire"?

What were the traditional Christmas dishes that Scrooge watches the Cratchits eat during his time with the Ghost of Christmas Past in Charles Dicken's, "A Christmas Carol"?