The Who's Who of Christmas
The green Christmas hater
This peppermint-flavored candy is often used as a tree decoration
This angel appeared to Mary to announce she would conceive Jesus
In this European country, people celebrate Christmas by placing a decorated log in the fireplace, which is slowly burned over the holiday season
France
A red-nosed helper of Santa's
Rudolph
This sweet drink is often served warm and is made with eggs, milk, and spices
Eggnog
According to prophecy in Micah 5:2, the Messiah would be born in this small town
Bethlehem
In Mexico, this colorful tradition involves breaking a decorated container full of candy
Piñata
The bringer of good news to Mary
This spiced cookie dough is commonly rolled, cut into shapes, and decorated with icing during the holidays
Gingerbread
These humble workers were the first to ehar the news of Jesus' birth from a heavenly host
St. Lucia's Day
The taker of tickets on the magical trip
The Polar Express Conductor
This rich holiday dessert is rolled, filled with cream, and decorated to look like a log
Yule log
death/burial
In the UK, people pull these festive items at the dinner table that make a snapping sound
Christmas crackers
This brave kid used toys, paint cans, and lots of tricks to protect his house while his family was away for Christmas.
Kevin McCallister
Traditionally baked with dried fruit and nuts, this dense dessert is joked about being re-gifted year after year
Fruitcake
Before Jesus' birth, this Roman decree prompted Mary and Joseph to travel to Bethlehem
The census ordered by Caesar
KFC