It differs in nothing the place I live in. except the snow and some type of food. All is the same, x-mas market, decorations on central districts or down town, exchanging gifts and so on. Very funny and cool video as always. Merry Christmas for you, girls and a wonderful and healthy 2023
@@MakeThatChange Yes. People in the rural areas always killed animals (goats, pigs or sheet) just before Christmas. But there was no electricity back then, so smoking was a way to preserve the meat. What better was to enjoy a slice of smoked pork leg than in a sandwich made from fresh bread? Blood sausage from the animals that were killed was also very popular during Christmas.
In Newfoundland we have an Irish/English culture and our traditional meal is called a Jiggs Dinner or just Jiggs. It consists of Salt Beef boiled in a pot with turnip, cabbage, potato and carrot. Gravy is also very important!
For Christmas, dinner is whatever the family considers luxurious, so it could be turkey, but it could also be seafood, ham, tourtierre (meat pie), etc. I think there's a lot more leeway with Christmas dinner than Thanksgiving dinner, which kinda has to be turkey since it originated as an expression of thanks for the blessings of the "new world". (Turkey is native to North America, as are squash and potatoes - more common Thanksgiving foods).
russians actually don't celebrate christmas on Dec 25th. Our christmas celebrations happen on January 7th, and that's a holiday for the most religious people. New Year celebrations are way bigger in Russia than Christmas celebrations. I'd say New Year is the most important holiday everyone celebrates
I wonder what people who live alone do on Christmas. They must get so lonely. I'm not a practicing Christian but I do put up a tree because of all the childhood memories. I am surprised that it has survived in this new multicultural Canada.
Are you aware of salt and fresh.? Turkey and a boiled dinner of salt beef , cabbage and root vegetables. There is of course mummering. Are mummers allowed in your home?
Christmas is a Christian holiday. There are many different denominations (Presbyterian, Protestant, united, Salvation Army, Baptist, etc) of Christianity and they celebrate in their own way. It is NOT just a Catholic holiday.
Xmas does not have a religious significance no one knows when Jesus Christ was born and it was definitely not December 25 you should also know that Christmas is a Pagan holiday
Hi! I can't wait to celebrate Christmas holidays in Canada! Thank you girls for sharing the Christmas vibes! The kitten is such a cutie 🥰 🎄🎁
Thank you Daria! Happy holidays to you and wishing you a wonderful time filled with magic and positive vibes
Favourite Christmas movies are still "Home alone" and "The Christmas Chronicles"
Home Alone is also Anna's favorite, after Harry Potter!
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Great video as usual 🤩👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Christmas is my favorite holiday! Thank you guys. 🥰👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Happy holidays, Josie!
When in Canada or US buy electronic goods during Christmas, hmmmm very good tip 👍
Enjoy the holidays ladies and gentlewomen 🤟🥳
Happy holidays to you too Chetan!
It differs in nothing the place I live in. except the snow and some type of food. All is the same, x-mas market, decorations on central districts or down town, exchanging gifts and so on. Very funny and cool video as always. Merry Christmas for you, girls and a wonderful and healthy 2023
In the Caribbean smoked ham and fresh bread is a must for Christmas
Oh wow that’s super interesting? Is there a story behind that tradition?
@@MakeThatChange Yes. People in the rural areas always killed animals (goats, pigs or sheet) just before Christmas. But there was no electricity back then, so smoking was a way to preserve the meat. What better was to enjoy a slice of smoked pork leg than in a sandwich made from fresh bread?
Blood sausage from the animals that were killed was also very popular during Christmas.
In Newfoundland we have an Irish/English culture and our traditional meal is called a Jiggs Dinner or just Jiggs. It consists of Salt Beef boiled in a pot with turnip, cabbage, potato and carrot. Gravy is also very important!
Sounds delicious😊
Home alone that is my best movie
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For Christmas, dinner is whatever the family considers luxurious, so it could be turkey, but it could also be seafood, ham, tourtierre (meat pie), etc. I think there's a lot more leeway with Christmas dinner than Thanksgiving dinner, which kinda has to be turkey since it originated as an expression of thanks for the blessings of the "new world". (Turkey is native to North America, as are squash and potatoes - more common Thanksgiving foods).
happy Birthday my friend 🎉
Don't miss Indian dish "Palak Paneer", Will invite both of you one day ;)
ouhhhh maybe one day!
Canada is my best country in life 🎉❤❤❤❤ I love you ❤
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Happy Christmas 🎄 ☃️
🎄🎉happy new year to you!
You are amazing 🤩 guys
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Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings for me as well. I agree with you about the magic part, that is why HP is my favorite!
Lumos!
what do russians do for xmas?
russians actually don't celebrate christmas on Dec 25th. Our christmas celebrations happen on January 7th, and that's a holiday for the most religious people. New Year celebrations are way bigger in Russia than Christmas celebrations. I'd say New Year is the most important holiday everyone celebrates
I wonder what people who live alone do on Christmas. They must get so lonely. I'm not a practicing Christian but I do put up a tree because of all the childhood memories. I am surprised that it has survived in this new multicultural Canada.
Watch movies, read a book, order takeout, go for a walk or to a gym, take a bubble bath, relax, sleep 😊
Are you aware of salt and fresh.? Turkey and a boiled dinner of salt beef , cabbage and root vegetables. There is of course mummering. Are mummers allowed in your home?
Oh wow sounds yummy!!!
Mummering? Never heard of it but just googled - what a special tradition for Newfoundland and Labrador!
Christmas is a Christian holiday. There are many different denominations (Presbyterian, Protestant, united, Salvation Army, Baptist, etc) of Christianity and they celebrate in their own way. It is NOT just a Catholic holiday.
Girls you must see Kenny Vs Spenny Christmas Special, it's on TH-cam and it's a Canadian holiday classic!
You're welcome 😉
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Home alone.. who hasn’t watched it!
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You guys are such a cute couple ! ❤ just saying 😏
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HOME ALONE >
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Xmas does not have a religious significance no one knows when Jesus Christ was born and it was definitely not December 25 you should also know that Christmas is a Pagan holiday
Wow, so much information in this is wrong.
Care to elaborate?