We want your Christmas treat opinions!
Tell us which of these foods and drinks you like!
O' Christmas treats, O' Christmas treats! Some are good and some naaaaaa-sty!
We want to know which of these traditional Christmas foods you love and which give you the Yuletide yuck. Be sure to share your thoughts and memories in the comments section down below!
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Stuffing
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Eggnog
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Candy canes
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Gingerbread cookies
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Hot chocolate
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Cranberry sauce
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Roast beast (you know, from Whoville!)
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Turkey
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Sugar cookies
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Pizzelles
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Mulled wine
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Hot buttered rum
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Fruit cake
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Apple cider
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Seven fishes
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Christmas ham
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Chestnuts, roasted on an open fire
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Figgy pudding
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Sweet potato casserole with marshmellows
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Oyster stew
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We want your Christmas treat opinions!
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117 Comments
The Feast of The Seven Fishes has religious significance. I don't think it should be on this list. I would Hazard I guess that most people who said yuck didn't realize this.
70% - although had there been a box for "meh", I think my score would have been more realistic. I can pass on a lot of this, but I don't truly hate it, either.
You would love Pinellas if you tried them , they're a cross between a thin waffle and a crisp cookie with powdered sugar sprinkled on them! And what the heck is foggy pudding?
* Fruitcake okay if dunked in coffee or soaked with rum!
85% similarity here. You know, no matter how often we hear Bing Crosby or Dean Martin singing about that figgy pudding, it's apparent that it's not liked by most.
Perhaps that is true. I chose "Yum". I remember reading about the ingredients several years ago, and I liked what I saw. Unlike most, I love a good fruitcake and will eat it beyond the Christmas Holiday. In fact, I made one from scratch several Christmases ago, and those who were adamant fruitcake haters, liked "that one", a lot!...lol They literally couldn't believe it was homemade, by me. Enjoy your Christmas and New Year!
"70% similar to the most popular responses"
Anybody who ever spent a cold winter's night in the Quebec outback could never vote against
hot buttered rum or mulled wine. Throw in a roaring fireplace and bob's your uncle.
Anybody who ever spent a cold winter's night in the Quebec outback could never vote against
hot buttered rum or mulled wine. Throw in a roaring fireplace and bob's your uncle.
Eggnog is much much better with generous portions of brandy.
80% - but what pray tell are pizzelles? And really?? Only 18% find oyster stew to be yum!? Oyster anything is awesome!!
But it doesn't really go with other Christmas food. Not associated with the tradition in most families. That's all. It is awesome.
Pizzelles = yuck!, scandalous!. My Grandma made them with anise, or coffee, or vanilla. Ah man they were magic with espresso.
75% similar.
Just to clarify on one of those. I like eggnog, but only in limited amounts. That taste gets old pretty quick.
Just to clarify on one of those. I like eggnog, but only in limited amounts. That taste gets old pretty quick.
With all that sugar in it, you can't even taste the egg. They just makes the drink smoother. And gives it a slight yellow color. It's basically milk, sugar, and cream with a little bit of pasteurized raw egg