Holiday Food and Drinks
Treats commonly left for Santa Claus.
What are cookies?
Reindeer name that starts with a "V"
What is Vixen?
The fictional Los Angeles skyscraper that the majority of Die Hard takes place.
What is Nakatomi Plaza?
The song that contains the lyrics "I wanna wish you a Merry Christmas, from the bottom of my heart!"
What is Feliz Navidad?
Most Commonwealth countries celebrate this day after Christmas.
What is Boxing Day?
A milk based drink popular during the Christmas season.
What is eggnog
First Country to issue a Christmas postage stamp.
What is Canada?
The names of the Griswald kids?
Who are Rusty and Audrey?
The most popular Christmas carol worldwide.
What is Silent Night?
The number of reindeer that drive Santa's sleigh.
What is 9?
Mini sausages wrapped in bacon traditionally served at a British Christmas.
What are pigs in a blanket?
The reindeer that does not appear in the poem “Twas the Night Before Christmas”
Who is Rudolph?
The highest grossing Christmas movie of all time.
What is Home Alone?
A modern Christmas song performed by both My Chemical Romance and Mariah Carey.
What is All I Want for Christmas is You?
The first company to use Santa Claus in it's advertising.
What is Coca Cola?
The country invented Ginger Bread Houses.
What is Germany?
This U.S. state was the first to make Christmas an official holiday?
What is Alabama?
What is Three?
The person that invented Electric Christmas Lights?
Who is Tomas Edison?
1.2 Billion of this holiday treat are made annually between Thanksgiving and Christmas.
What are Candy Canes?
The person who wrote the quote "Christmas doesn't come from a store, maybe Christmas perhaps means a little bit more".
Who is Dr. Seuss
The first rule of the Code of Elves in the movie Elf.
What is "Treat Everyday like Christmas"
This was given on the seventh day of Christmas in the song 'The 12 Days of Christmas'.
What is seven swans a-swimming?
The command center that tracks Santa's whereabouts on Christmas Eve.
Who is NORAD - North American Aerospace Defense Command?