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Here in Vallermoore the most common Christmas food for humans is turkey, potatoes, brussels sprouts and Christmas pudding. Most sapient ponies prefer nuts,sweets and bread, whilst Changelings break out the rare varieties of love if they can afford it, and feed on the love of Christmas if they can't. The richest changeling Queens have Decepticon love, but few can afford that as it is near impossible to get.

Beef Massaman Curry, pineapple fried rice, spiced crab, mangos, and tea-leaf infused cookies known as chapaum.

Turkey served with a cucumber, tomato and apricot salad, cocktail sausages, bacon, Brussels Sprouts and cranberry sauce, followed by cheese, and finally panettone and Christmas Pudding

The usual Christmas food in Gandoor is roasted ham served with sweetcorn and brown rice. Accompanying these are fried potato slices, Brussels sprouts, and cabbage soup. Dessert is traditionally 'Christmas bread', a sweet bread sold only during the holiday season that is topped with cream cheese and ground cinnamon.

For beverages, those of drinking age will usually have wine with their food and those under drinking age will have 'American sweet', a sweetened rice milk so called because one of the kanji for rice, 米, can be read as 'amerika'.

It should be noted that pork isn't widely consumed outside of the holiday season here, so the Christmas roast ham holds a special place in the minds (and stomachs) of Gandoorese citizens.

The DGES does not consume food, but it would have been turkey, ham, stuffing, cranberry sauce, chicken, sausage, sake, rum, and any kind of tea.

Roast penguin, potatoes, parsnips, Christmas pudding and cake.

Prawns, apple pie, and frikadellen.

Boiled crab, beef steak, and baked macaroni and cheese are traditional dishes.

Roasted chicken, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, stuffing, and enough gravy to drown a man. Drinks include eggnog, cider, and beer. Dessert is often some form of pie; pumpkin, Apple, cherry, hell, even pepper.

Christmas food in Pavonistade often comes with roasted meats (particularly ham and pork), meaty stews, and fruits. The preferred alcoholic drink is wine while the preferred non-alcoholic drink is hot chocolate.

Goose or turkey, potatoes, Yorkshire puddings, sweets, chocolates, cake and Christmas pudding.

In varies but usally involves turkey, caramelized potatoes , and sometimes a dried mega locust

OOC; Though this will make me a bit hungry...

IC:
Roasted Lamb and Turkey, Potatoes, any various type of vegetables or spices with either warm milk or alcohol as beverages.

As we're a secular nation consisting of Norse Pagans and Catholic Christians, we celebrate Christmas and Yule at the same time with similar customs, just with emphasis on whatever religion the host family celebrates. This warrants similar celebration meals for both occasions.

Roasted reindeer as the main course
Boiled potatoes, carrots, and turnips as vegetable dishes
A variety of cheese, herring, shellfish, and cold cuts as sides
Mead as the primary beverage

The Socialist Union is not religious, nor promotes any holidays. There is no "Christmas Food" in the Socialist Union.

Assorted grilled meats and vegetables, bitterballen (breadcrumbed fried balls containing beef roux) and frikandellen (minced meat hotdogs)

Polkterm: A pastery that is kind of like lava cake that has a chocolate filling and in the crust has sugar, cherries and freen red and white frosting. It is good. Very good.

Noretsk wrote:As we're a secular nation consisting of Norse Pagans and Catholic Christians, we celebrate Christmas and Yule at the same time with similar customs, just with emphasis on whatever religion the host family celebrates. This warrants similar celebration meals for both occasions.

Roasted reindeer as the main course
Boiled potatoes, carrots, and turnips as vegetable dishes
A variety of cheese, herring, shellfish, and cold cuts as sides
Mead as the primary beverage

Good,CATHOLICS!!! I AM CATHOLIC AND MY NATION IS 89% CATHOLIC!

Roast chicken stuffed with corn and carrots, served with a side of mashed potatoes. Dessert would be Latin flan, made of custard with caramel filling inside.

The United Provinces of Serbania wrote:Polkterm: A pastery that is kind of like lava cake that has a chocolate filling and in the crust has sugar, cherries with walnuts, and green red and white frosting. It is good. Very good.

Drink, some traditional red wine.
For kids, Togolartsinpet, (fruit punch) with a traditional Serbanian Fruit called Poligammy Berry with some grapes thrown in.

A large, cheesy beef and cheese lasagna, accompanied by seasoned virgin egg nog is most common.

Goose or roast turkey, trout, and various Christmas puddings and cookies.

A delicious ham is usually made for dinner, often topped or sided with cheese, spices, and/or sauces. Hatterleigh is quite famous for it's delicious holiday pastries, which were first made hundreds of years ago by monasteries. On Christmas night, cake and milk are left out for St. Nick to eat.

For those of drinking age(18 over here), a mango-based alcoholic drink is common instead of wine. Many Christmas dinners will be roasted whole trout, edible palm tree leaves, and vegetables. For dessert, it will usually be snow angel ice cream, a ivory white ice cream made from Glandavian Winter Cloudberries, which are ivory white, instead of Amber like most cloudberries.

The normal dumpling, green bean casserole, chicken and cuttlefish delight (shrimp and lobster) are favorite meals. Deserts are cheese cake, pumpkin pie and apple pie.