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100

Thanksgiving pie made from orange squash.

Pumpkin Pie

100

Star-shaped puff pastry filled with prune jam.

Joulutortut

100

Christmas bread shaped like baby Jesus in Wallonia.

Cougnou (cougnette)

100

Airy meringue dessert topped with summer fruit—Christmas classic.

Pavlova

100

Deep-fried dough balls dusted with powdered sugar

Oliebollen

200

Rich, creamy holiday drink—sometimes spiked.

Egg Nog

200

Crisp gingerbread cookies baked throughout December.

Piparkakut

200

Caramelized spiced biscuit beloved at St. Nicholas time.

Speculoos

200

These crustaceans are often grilled for Christmas lunch.

Prawns

200

Spiced cookies enjoyed for Sinterklaas

Speculaas

300

Red-and-white striped peppermint treat hung on trees.

Candy Cane

300

The showpiece Christmas ham.

Joulukinkku

300

Chocolate ‘Yule log’ roll common on Belgian holiday tables.

Bûche de Noël

300

No-bake festive slice of coconut, dried fruit and cereal.

White Christmas slice

300

Fruit-and-almond Christmas bread—the Dutch version of stollen.

Kerststol

400

Sweet side dish of mashed tubers topped with marshmallows.

Sweet Potato Casserole

400

Warm spiced drink; the Finnish take on mulled wine.

Glögi

400

 Flemish beef-and-beer stew, a hearty winter market staple.

Carbonade flamande

400

Rich dried-fruit pudding served in the summer heat.

Plum pudding/Christmas pudding

400

Colorful almond-paste figures gifted by Sinterklaas.

Marzipan / Marsepein

500

 Southern New Year’s good-luck legume.

Black Eyed Peas

500

Creamy rice porridge hiding an almond for luck.

Joulupuuro / Riisipuuro

500

 Yeast-raised waffle with pearl sugar served at winter fairs.

Liège waffle (gaufre de Liège)

500

Fruit used to decorate Pavlova along with berries.

Kiwi

500

Flaky almond-filled pastry loaf served around Sinterklaas.

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