Christmas Dishes
A salad made out of a root vegetable.
What is potato salad?
People go to this place because it's warm during this time of year
What is the beach?
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Who is Santa Claus?
The people who brought Christmas to New Zealand.
Who are the British?
Some New Zealanders celebrate Christmas this amount of times a year. (How much?)
How much is twice?
Inside a Christmas cracker, you usually find this paper accessory that people wear during Christmas lunch.
What is a paper hat or crown?
This retail event was adopted in 2013 and involves huge sales.
What is Black Friday?
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What is Fruit Mince?
The century when Christmas was introduced to New Zealanders.
What is the 19th century?
The Māori name for Santa Claus.
What is Kōkō?
A Christmas desert with sweet dried-fruit, originally from Britain.
What is Christmas pudding?
A special walk down the street, one of the most popular being in Auckland down Queen St.
What is a Christmas parade?
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What is Christmas cake?
This store displayed an iconic giant Santa in Auckland CBD for decades, becoming a beloved Christmas landmark.
What is Farmers (later Whitcoulls)?
This month is part of the summer season in NZ.
What is December?
This type of root vegetable is popular in Christmas lunches.
What is sweet potato/kūmara?
Kiwi children sometimes leave Santa this type of drink instead of warm milk, because of the summer heat.
What is a cold drink, such as lemonade?
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What is Pavlova?
Following the Public Holidays Act of 1910, Boxing Day (the day after Christmas) became a non-working day. (true / false)
What is true?
Christmas celebrates the birth of this important figure.
Who is Jesus Christ?
A popular cake in New Zealand to bake during Christmas.
What is pavlova?
New Zealanders have this as their Christmas Tree
What is a Pōhutukawa?
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What is Hāngī?
Following a special act passed in 1873, Christmas day became a...
What is a Public holiday?
This plant is the symbol of New Zealand Christmas.
What is Pōhutukawa?