What is a food that is traditionally eaten around christmas time where you live?
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What is a food that is traditionally eaten around christmas time where you live?
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Lutefisk, cod pickled in lye. Not my favorite. But the numbers of people with Swedish and Norwegian heritage is quite high here, old country favorite! We eat a white fish Christmas eve, sausages, lingonberries and green beans, Swedish lite in honor of my husband’s family.
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Wow! I wouldn’t eat that! I’m not a big fan of fish!
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Only tried it once twenty years ago. That was more than enough for me.
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😘😛
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Oysters
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Oh no I couldn’t eat oysters! ❤ xoxo
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Have you ever tried one?
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Yep! I hated it! 😀
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Oh dear
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😝🙃
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Since Colorado is part of the Southwest, which has a very large Hispanic population, tamales are HUGE Holiday tradition everywhere you go. I LOVE tamales too. 🙂
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what is a tamale? What is it made with?
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What is a tamale? WOW! How do i describe it? Tamales are stuffed pockets, usually made with some kind of a corn masa or dough. Usually they are filled with meat and topped with a sauce, but they can really stuffed with anything. They are often made for desserts too, stuffed with either fruit or chocolate. They are very popular in Latin America and all of the parts of America with large Hispanic populations.
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Oh yum! They sound good! I love things like that! xo
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When you come stateside, you have to try tamale hen. I think you may really like them a lot. 🙂
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Oh I definitely will try one when I come stateside 😚😘
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I think you are really going to like them a lot. 🙂
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Oh I’m sure I will 😘
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Turkey. I ate it on Christmas only once though and didn’t like it the way my husband had prepared it then.
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Turkey is traditional food on Christmas here also! Its what we’ll probably have this year!
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Turkey or Duck
As far as dessert yule tide log and christmas pudding
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Same here, turkey or ham, Christmas cake and Christmas pudding for dessert
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Don’t eat pork…yuck not mention very dirty and flithy meat
fyi do know that it takes 4-5 hrs to digest pork whereas beef 9-16 hrs
Pigs don’t sweat where do you think all those toxins go ?
There was woman who had surgery during the procedure found one lbs of live worms inside her liver during a biopsy
YUM
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🧐😍💟
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All the power to you
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🙂🙂
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Ham and fruit cakes 🤮 and lots of cookies 🍪 😋
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Love fruit cake! We have ham also in Ireland!
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I wish I liked it! And that is so cool 🤩
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