So how did you do on this first of many Christmas quiz?….is it getting you in the mood for Christmas? 🎄 doesn’t take much for me to be excited about Christmas although it will be very different this year due to Covid…..
- Shaped to resemble the baby Jesus, what is the name of the Belgium sweet bread served for Christmas breakfast?Cougnou
- Which German city holds an annual stollen festival?Dresden
- What is the edible fruit of the tree “Castanea saliva”?Chestnuts
- How are “Cherries Jubilee” cooked?Flambeed.
- In which Scandinavian country would you eat ginger-snap cookies called “Pepparkakor”at Christmas ?Sweden
- Who served a flaming Christmas Pudding in “A Christmas Carol”?Mrs Crachitt.
- What is a German “Christollen”?Fruitcake
- In Northern England what is Christmas cake often eaten with?Cheese (Lancashire or Cheshire).
- In which country would you be served twelve meatless dishes on Dec 24th?Poland
- In which country are “Oliebollen”, deep fried dumplings served around Christmas?Holland
- In a traditional mince pie, which ingredient would make it unsuitable for vegetarians?Suet
- A sprig of which plant often decorates a Christmas pudding?Holly.
- What is wrapped in bacon in a British “Pig in blanket”?Sausage
- Mince pies were originally oval-shaped, what was this supposed to represent?A manger
- Which alcoholic drink is usually added to the base of the Christmas trifle?Sherry
- What is Christmas “Lebkuchen”?Gingerbread biscuit
- What would you generally find under the icing of a Christmas cake?Marzipan
- Which cheese often eaten at Christmas is known as the King of English cheeses?Stilton
- In the 17th century Christmas Cake was made to be eaten on what day?Twelth Night
- What is the name of the Spanish bread usually containing a small trinket often served at Epiphany?King cake

Didn’t do too badly
Will be trying this quiz on friends on Thursday via Zoom ofcourse!!!!!!!
LikeLiked by 1 person
👍🤗
LikeLike
Didn’t know any of the answers, but it was fun learning something about traditions in other countries. Thanks for sharing!
LikeLiked by 1 person