What is your favourite Christmas food/snack?

[xJeremyx]

[Effably]

We have a pretty long tradition of Grönkål here, which I imagine is called kale in English. Its basically cabbage boiled and sweetened with cream and syrup. If you ever have the luxury of eating a good one, try it!

It defines Christmas food to me and is one of those that tend to stick onto people's Christmas tables after they try.

I feel your question missed out on sharing a few personal favorites!

[xJeremyx]

You are from a Nordic country?

[Effably]

Sweden! But its a shared tradition in most of the Nordic countries. Most yummy!

[xJeremyx]

can't wait to try it. Cheers!

[xJeremyx]

And I long for the day I can experience winter again.

[Effably]

Please do! Winter is awesome, although with electicity costing more this one I think a lot of people will be less happy about snow.

We had it for the past month though. Snowball throwing skills? Still got them.

[xJeremyx]

Yeah. Last time I visited a place which experienced winter was in 2017. Good times. Loved the cold, was a nice break from dealing with 30+°C temperatures and 90-100% humidity.

[Dnice1]

Christmas Cookies also Ham like the Fancy Honey Baked Ham 😋😋😋

[xJeremyx]

Now I'm drooling...

[Dnice1]

I know it's so good 😍

[petitedollbabee]

Strawberries, blueberries and pavlova 😌

[xJeremyx]

whats pavlova?

[petitedollbabee]

It’s a signature New Zealand desert. It’s sort of like a meringue but a meringue is crispy and dry throughout, whereas a pavlova is crispy on the outside and fluffy & marshmallow-like on the inside. You add cream and fruits ontop and it’s delicious.

[xJeremyx]

I have no idea what a meringue is. #asian

[midnightmoon05]

Yummy chocolates