By the Numbers
Jesus was given this number of gifts when he was born
Three
These collectable stuffed animals were all the rage in 1995
Beanie Babies
This Christmas song's original title was "One Horse Open Sleigh"
Jingle Bells
Buddy The Elf; Elf
Will Ferrell
This company gave us the universal image of Santa used commonly today
Coca-Cola
The highest-grossing Christmas film; Elf, The Grinch, or Home Alone
The Grinch
This Disney princess doll topped the charts in 2014, soon after the release of her movie
Elsa from Frozen
This common Christmas beverage is also known as milk punch
Eggnog
The Conductor; The Polar Express
Tom Hanks
This holiday candy is traditionally shaped after a shepherds staff to honour those that visited baby Jesus
Candy Cane
The approximate number of homes Santa has to visit per second to deliver all the gifts on Christmas eve; 990, 1000, 1100
990
This dual-screen hand-held gaming console was the most popular toy sold in 2004
Nintendo DS
This Christmas song was originally called "Tinkle Bells"
Silver Bells
Kevin McCallister; Home Alone
Macaulay Culkin
The Iron Age tradition of burning this type of log was originally done to bring in the New Year, but it has since evolved into a delicious cake
Yule Logs
The total number of gifts sent in the 12 Days of Christmas; 362, 363, 364
364
This Japanese toy, which asked kids to care for their digital pet, topped the toy charts in 1997
Tamagotchi
This children's Christmas poem was originally published under the name "A visit from St. Nicholas"
Twas the Night Before Christmas
Raphie; A Christmas Story
Peter Billingsley
Saint Nicholas' birth is traced back to this country (modern-day name)
Turkey
This country is the home of the man with the largest collection of Santa stuff; Norway, Canada, Australia
Canada (Jean-Guy Laquerre)
These egg-shaped, non-tipping toys were the top toys of 1971
Weebles
This modern Christmas song is also sometimes referred to as "Christmas don't be late"
The Chipmunk Song
Clark Griswold; National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
Chevy Chase
Kissing under the mistletoe is a tradition that stems from this mythology, coming from a story with the god Baldr, son of Frigg and Odin
Norse