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Look at us making our own Christmas crackers!!!

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Look at us making our own Christmas crackers!!!

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Christmas crackers

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How to pull a cracker!

The traditional way to pull a cracker is crossing your arms and pulling a whole circle of crackers around the table. Everyone holds their cracker in their right hand and pulls their neighbour's cracker with the free left hand.

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What is inside a Christmas cracker?
A Christms cracker traditionally contains a paper crown, a small gift and a festive joke written on a slip of paper. The paper crowns are thought that they symbolise the crowns that might have been worn by the wise men. The gift in a cracker depends on how much you have paid for the cracker.

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What is a Christmas cracker?

Christmas crackers are very popular and accompany many meals over the Christmas period, especially on Christmas day.
It's a brightly coloured paper tube, twisted at both ends. A person pulls on each end of the cracker and when the cracker breaks, a small chemical strip goes "pop" and the contents fall out.

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https://youtu.be/Pi3KRrMlof8

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Christmas jokes are usually put inside crackers.

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Pudding! Yummy!

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The Christmas pudding is brown with raisins, nuts and cherries. It is similar to fruit cake, except that pudding is steamed and fruit cake is baked.

Traditionally a silver coin (six pence) was hidden inside the Christmas pudding. The silver coin brought good fortune to whoever was lucky enough to find it when the pudding was cut.

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The Christmas dinner is the main Christmas meal and is traditionally eaten at midday or early afternoon on Christmas day in England, and also in the rest of Britain.

A traditional British dinner includes roast turkey or goose, Brussels sprouts, roast potatoes, cranberry sauce, rich nutty stuffing, tiny sausages wrapped in bacon (pigs in a blanket) and lashings of hot gravy.