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Christmas Traditions in Uk

Emilia Wiśniewska

In the U.K. a Christmas dinner served on December 25 is the most important family mealtime of the year. Brits typically eat roast turkey or a nut roast with vegetables, stuffing, and ,,pigs in blankets", then they eat a portion of Christmas pudding with custard.

Christmas dinner

Christmas dishes

ROASTTURKEY

PIGS IN BLANKETS

CHRISTMAS PUDDING

These sweet pastries are an afternoon treat in the UK throughout the holidays, and can be found on the shelves of British supermarkets starting in November. Although they're filled with something called "mincemeat,"but inside there isn't any meat (and haven't since Victorian times), just a sticky mixture of dried fruit and spices.

Mince Pies

Christmas cracker

Ever since they were invented by London baker Tom Smith in 1847, Christmas crackers have become a holiday tradition in Britain. They are basically fun Christmas table decorations that Brits enjoy after eating the main course of their Christmas dinner. When the cracker finally opens, it makes a loud cracking sound and a small gift falls out . Often the crackers also contain a party hat and a joke.

Boxing Day

Boxing Day is a holiday celebrated the day after Christmas. Although it originated as a holiday to give gifts to the poor, today Boxing Day is primarily known as a shopping vacation. It originated in Britain and is celebrated in many countries that were formerly part of the British Empire. Boxing Day falls on December 26. Most of the time, this time is spent with family and friends, especially with people with whom it was not possible to meet on Christmas Day.

25th December

In Poland the Christmas Eve dinner is the most important moment of Christmas. However in England it is not celebrated at all. Here the most important day is Christmas Day in 25 December with a very festive dinner. Gifts are stuffed into special socks hanging over the fireplace and the ones that don't fit are put under the Christmas tree and lie there from the very morning.

Queen Elizabeth II's Christmas message has been shown in Britain every year since she became monarch in 1952 - initially as a radio broadcast and then on television since 1957. The message is about 10 minutes long and was recorded by the Queen two weeks earlier.

Watch the Queen

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Christmas Traditions in Uk Emilia Wiśniewska In the U.K. a Christmas dinner served on December 25 is the most important family mealtime of the year. Brits typically eat roast turkey or a nut roast with vegetables, stuffing, and ,,pigs in blankets", then they eat a portion of Christmas pudding with custard.