Turkey, gingerbread, frosted cookies.

1. Turkey: Eating turkey on Christmas is a traditional custom in the West. Just like there is always a whole fish on our New Year’s table, which means “more than every year”. In the West, eating turkey is The custom can be traced back to three hundred years ago. It is said that at that time, supplies were scarce and there were only turkeys in the mountains. So the locals caught the turkeys and roasted them to eat. It was passed down as the main dish for major festivals.

2. Gingerbread: Christmas is on December 25th every year. Generally, the weather is cold at this time, and ginger also has the effect of keeping out the cold. It is said that the custom of eating gingerbread can be traced back to the ancient Roman era. Later, ginger became a luxury imported ingredient. Gingerbread was only eaten on important festivals, and it has gradually spread to this day. The presentation includes cute gingerbread men and gingerbread houses, which are very suitable for the Christmas holiday.

3. Frosted biscuits: Just like the Chinese Spring Festival, Western Christmas is the most important local festival. Just like when we were children, we always looked forward to the Chinese New Year. During the Chinese New Year, there are delicious candies, such as oh-oh milk candies, white rabbit milk candies, cloud cakes, etc., and frosted biscuits are like snack biscuits for Western children. The frosted biscuits are divided into two parts. The biscuits are baked and shaped using low-gluten flour, butter, powdered sugar, etc. as the main raw materials. The frosting part uses egg whites and powdered sugar as the main raw materials. Draw patterns on the cooled biscuits to create a delicious and fun frosted biscuit. You can be creative with the pattern yourself, or you can DIY it with your children to enhance the parent-child relationship.

Christmas is a traditional Western festival, which falls on December 25th of the Gregorian calendar every year. Christmas originated from the Saturnalia festival in ancient Rome that welcomed the new year. After the popularity of Christianity, the Holy See incorporated this folk festival into the Christian system to celebrate the birth of Jesus. In the mid-19th century, Christmas was introduced to Asia. By the beginning of the 21st century, Christmas was organically combined with Christmas, also known as Christ's Caesar, and Christmas, which falls on December 25 of the Gregorian calendar each year. This is the most important traditional festival in the Western Church to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. Most Catholic churches will hold midnight mass on Christmas Eve, December 24, which is the early morning of December 25, and then celebrate Christmas on December 25. The Orthodox Church, another major branch of Christianity, celebrates Christmas on January 7. The origin of Christmas is said to begin in the 1st century. When Christmas comes, people prepare Christmas dinners, decorate Christmas trees, give each other Christmas gifts, etc. There are also customs such as playing Santa Claus and putting gifts in children's socks.