Festive Food
A German choirmaster commissioned simple sugar sticks in 1670 to keep children quiet during services.
What is a candy cane?
The color suit that Santa wears.
What is red?
The country that the tradition of putting up a Christmas tree originated?
What is Germany?
The amount of times that Santa checks his list to determine who is “naughty” and who is “nice”.
What is twice?
The night before Christmas Day called.
What is Christmas Eve?
A rich, dense dessert with a long history, was originally a mixture of meat, vegetables, and dried fruit, later evolving into the sweet version we know today.
What is Christmas pudding?
This is what Santa drives.
What is a sleigh?
The modern country that St. Nicholas was born.
What is Turkey?
The color of the Grinch.
What is green?
The date that Christmas is on every year.
What is December 25?
The history of this goes back to 992 AD, with the addition of the ginger spice coming later thanks to a bishop.
What is gingerbread?
This is who helps Santa make toys.
What are Elves?
The color of the berries of the mistletoe plant? (White, red, or pink)
What is white, red, or pink?
The name of the Grinch's dog's.
What is Max?
The item that you hang near the fireplace on Christmas Eve?
What are Christmas stocking?
A classic creamy drink that many enjoy around Christmas, has its roots in 13th-century Britain, a warm, milky ale punch made with figs and eggs.
What is eggnog?
This is the food you leave out for Santa’s reindeer on Christmas Eve.
What are carrots?
The country that the poinsettia plant originated.
What is Mexico?
In the song "Frosty the Snowman," the item that made Frosty come to life.
What is an old silk hat?
The name of the spy who hides around the house to report to Santa.
Who is the Elf on the Shelf?
The food we usually leave out for Santa.
What is milk and cookies?
The place that Santa Claus lives.
Where is the north pole?
The country that the tradition of sending Christmas cards begin.
What is Great Britain?
The classic Christmas song was written for Thanksgiving.
What is "Jingle Bells"?
The reindeer who has a red nose.
Who is Rudolph?