Christmas traditions
The warm beverage of red wine, spices, nuts and raisins
What is gløgg?
In this action-packed Christmas film, Bruce Willis delivers holiday cheer by dropping villains off skyscrapers.
What is Die Hard?
The creator of our Christmas decoration for our Christmas candle
Who is Kristina?
According to Mariah Carey, this is all she wants for Christmas.
What is You?
The danish name for the game where you steal presents from each other
What is pakkeleg?
In this city Home Alone 2 takes place.
What is New York?
The supermarket where you can buy Martins beloved butter-baked pepper nuts
What is Rema 1000?
This classic warns you to “watch out” and “not cry".
What is Santa Claus Is Coming to Town?
In this country it is a major tradition to eat KFC on Christmas Eve
What is Japan?
The Christmas movie we will be watching on Movie Night #6 on the 15th of December
What is The Night Before?
This SG employee has gløgg as a top 3 best drinks of all time
Who is Bertram?
Brenda Lee was only 13 years old when she recorded this upbeat holiday hit about rocking in December.
What is Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree?
In this country it is a tradition to hide brooms on Christmas Eve
What is Norway? (Explanation please, Anders??)
The names of the two burglars from Home Alone.
Who is Harry and Marv (The Wet Bandits)
The name of the Skatteguiden SoMe Christmas calendar from 2023
What is Årets kedeligste adventskalender? (The most boring advent calendar of the year)
This Bing Crosby classic remains the best-selling single of all time, with over 50 million copies sold.
What is White Christmas?
In this country it is a tradition to eat fried caterpillars around Christmas
What is South Africa (Kristina is this right??)
In the Christmas movie Elf, Buddy eats this while taking his DNA-test and figuring out he is actually not an elf.
What is Cotton-balls?
The amount of Christmas balls on our Christmas tree at the office? (counted on the 2nd of december)
What is 47?
Before it became a Christmas staple, this song was originally written for Thanksgiving in 1857.
What is Jingle Bells?