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We Asked People All Over The Word What They Eat For Christmas Dinner
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We Asked People All Over The Word What They Eat For Christmas Dinner

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Christmas is a time when families everywhere come together to celebrate, spend time with each other, and of course, eat! But the American staples of turkey or ham are definitely not the only festive feasts out there. The Christmas experts at Balsam Hill asked people all over the world what they enjoy cooking up with their loved ones. Check out some of the pictures they shared below!

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Argentina: Two types of stuffed chicken, potato salad, empanadas, and Vitel Toné, made from slices of veal in a creamy tuna sauce

We Asked People All Over The Word What They Eat For Christmas Dinner

Australia: Christmas barbecue with steak, sausages, chicken skewers and sweet potato

We Asked People All Over The Word What They Eat For Christmas Dinner

Mexico: Meat broth and roasted vacío steak with arugula and potatoes

We Asked People All Over The Word What They Eat For Christmas Dinner

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Serbia: Fish, baked beans, potato salad with onions, and homemade bread

We Asked People All Over The Word What They Eat For Christmas Dinner

Brazil: Chester (a large type of poultry), parmesan rice, pastéis (a deep-fried crispy pastry filled with melted cheese), and creamed heart of palm

We Asked People All Over The Word What They Eat For Christmas Dinner

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Portugal: Codfish, eggs, potatoes, and greens

We Asked People All Over The Word What They Eat For Christmas Dinner

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6 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

When you say all over the world, why aren't African or Asian countries mentioned?

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6 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Because most of them don't celebrate Christmas? Just a thought.

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6 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

These all look really good. Many of us in the American Southwest eat tamales, posole and beans. Most people buy the tamales because it takes quite a while to make them.

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6 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

New mexican in colorado here! Don't forget homemade empanadas, tortillas, and biscochitos!

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When you say all over the world, why aren't African or Asian countries mentioned?

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Because most of them don't celebrate Christmas? Just a thought.

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These all look really good. Many of us in the American Southwest eat tamales, posole and beans. Most people buy the tamales because it takes quite a while to make them.

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New mexican in colorado here! Don't forget homemade empanadas, tortillas, and biscochitos!

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