Interesting tradition

That's in Poland too but it's in case a homeless person or someone with no place to go would come on Christmas to have a place ready

Wisdom chicken....

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I am from Ukraine and I have never heard about this.

We do it in Estonia too:)

Ris a la mande. Not Malta. And the tradition is danish.

"A la Malta"? LMAO

It's not fancy pants, it's red underwater. Red is supposed to protect against bad lucky.

Heh, I wish someone would do this to me. hehe. I'm so lonely... ;-;

This makes no sense. But then again i'm from the U.S, so I have to make fun of/question other countries' beliefs, and customs.

I love this one

That's just bizarre!

That's actually very depressing and sad. Guys like that aren't marriage material!

Food for reindeer?

I´m from Mexico and I didn't know about this.. XD. But I made a research and It's true!... Anyway.. In México we have alot of traditions. Some of them are weard, some ones really beautiful.

It's 'KESO de Bola'

In my experience, both the boys and girls would use cedar, the bundles represented their personal wishes

I've never heard of this! We do put hay under the table cloth but it symbolises the hay Jesus was put in when he was born :) Another wonderful tradition we have is sharing the holy wafer between each of the guests, right before the Christmas Eve dinner. We then tell each other good wishes and eat a piece of the holy wafer from the person who gives you the wishes. :)

I've never heard of this! ...Wouldn't it stink?

That sounds fun! I wish it was in the UK too! xD