Favourite holiday drinks
This holiday drink is better enjoyed with marshmallows
What is hot chocolate?
You sing this song ALL THE WAY to work. OH WHAT FUN!
What is Jingle Bells?
In this movie, a boy was raised by elves in the North Pole.
What is Elf?
These baked goods are known for being easy to make and fun to decorate.
What are gingerbread cookies?
This year's Winter Solstice
What is December 21?
This holiday drink is fruity and aromatic
What is apple cider?
You listen to this song when you head out into the snow
What is Walking in a Winter Wonderland?
This holiday classic takes place on a train.
What is The Polar Express?
Originating in Scotland, this is a buttery biscuit with a crumbly texture.
What is shortbread?
Poinsettias are red and green plants typically sold during the Christmas season. What part of the plant is red?
What is leaves?
Chocolate + candy canes =
What is a peppermint mocha latte?
In this song, an old black hat brings things to life
What is Frosty the Snowman?
In this movie, a frantic mother tries to get a holiday flight from Paris to New York.
What is Home Alone?
A sweet Italian bread, originating in Milan, containing candied orange, citron and lemon zest and raisins.
What is panettone?
Name the first country in the world to publish a Christmas stamp
What is Canada?
The first step to make this holiday mixed drink is to beat butter and brown sugar in a bowl.
What hot buttered rum?
Popular 1970s holiday song in Spanish
What is Feliz Navidad?
In this movie, Santa defends himself in court.
What is Miracle on 34th Street?
The dessert "we all want" in "We wish you a Merry Christmas".
What is figgy pudding?
The best selling Christmas single of all time
What is White Christmas?
This warm, red-wine-based drink involves spices like cinnamon, cloves and star anise, as well as fruit
What is mulled wine?
This song's about Santa rushing to town
What is Run Rudolph Run?
The highest-grossing box office Christmas film of all time.
What is The Grinch?
This holiday baking tradition dates back to 19th century France, when folks baked a cake to symbolize the burning log that kept them warm during the holiday season.
What is a yule log cake?
Known as "The Christmas Capital of Canada"
What is Winnipeg?