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Cherry chip bars (recipe)
...Mix. Super easy and could be sprinkled with different non-pareils for any holiday!--></li></ol><br>{{keto-nine-recipe}}<br>{{recipe prep time}}<br>'''Prep Ti

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Christmas day
...is a [[holiday]] celebrated annually on December 25. It is a [[Christian]] holiday that commemorates the birth of [[Jesus Christ]], although it is also widely ...to the 4th century when the [[Roman Empire]] officially recognized it as a holiday. The date was chosen to coincide with the [[winter solstice]] and the Roman

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Ice Cream for Breakfast Day
...ficial holiday celebrated on the first Saturday of February each year. The holiday encourages people to indulge in a bowl of [[ice cream]] first thing in the ...in the 1960s by Florence Rappaport, a mother from Rochester, New York. The holiday was a way to entertain her children during a snowstorm. The idea caught on

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Public holiday
'''Public holiday''' A '''public holiday''', also known as a '''legal holiday''' or a '''national holiday''', is a day on which most people do not have to go to work. It is usually

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Good Friday closure controversy
...ounding the closure of businesses and services on Good Friday, a Christian holiday commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. This controversy has gained ...d by Christians as a solemn day of reflection and mourning. It is a public holiday in many countries, during which certain businesses and services traditional

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Boxing Day
...t previously formed part of the [[British Empire]]. Boxing Day is a public holiday for many nations and involves various customs, including the giving of [[gi ...ing Day falls on a weekend, the following Monday is designated as a public holiday.

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Coquito
...ditional [[Puerto Rican]] beverage often associated with the [[Christmas]] holiday season. It is a coconut-based alcoholic drink similar to [[eggnog]], often ...ends and family during the Christmas season. The drink is also a staple at holiday parties and gatherings. Despite its association with Christmas, Coquito can

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Sufganiyot
...]] confectionery or [[doughnut]], and a popular food during the [[Jewish]] holiday of [[Hanukkah]]. The doughnut is deep-fried, filled with [[jam]] or [[custa ...during Hanukkah dates back to the Middle Ages, and is associated with the holiday due to the significance of oil in the Hanukkah story. The word "sufganiyot"

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Weihnachten
...as culturally by many non-Christians, and forms an integral part of the [[holiday season]] centered around it. ...s Christ. Christmas cards are also written to friends and family to convey holiday greetings. Many people also attend [[church service]]s on Christmas Eve or

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Holiday City South, NJ
'''Holiday City South, NJ''' * Holiday City South is a census-designated place (CDP) and unincorporated community

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Holiday
...s or organizations. The degree to which normal activities are reduced by a holiday may depend on local laws, customs, or even personal choices. * [[Holiday Traditions]]

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Egg nog
...[[rum]], or [[bourbon]]. Egg nog is closely associated with the [[winter]] holiday season, particularly [[Christmas]] and [[New Year's Eve]], in many countrie ...e United States and Canada. It symbolizes festivity and is often served at holiday parties and family gatherings. The drink's rich history and seasonal associ

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Christmas ornament
...ce has since evolved and spread across the world, becoming a staple of the holiday season in numerous cultures. ...6th century. They were used to symbolize the [[Garden of Eden]] during the holiday season, representing the Paradise Tree. By the 17th century, it became comm

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Thanksgiving food
...a central part of the celebration, with specific foods associated with the holiday. ...d family togetherness. The traditional dishes served are a reminder of the holiday's historical roots and the bounty of the harvest. As families and friends g

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Christmas in Scotland
...Catholic]] festivity. From 1640 until 1958, Christmas Day was not a public holiday in Scotland. Instead, the people of Scotland placed more importance on the ...until the 19th century, influenced by Queen Victoria's celebration of the holiday and the revival of Christmas traditions in [[England]], that Christmas bega

3 KB (466 words) - 23:53, 17 April 2024
Clean Monday
...activities, and the widespread custom of flying kites. It is also a public holiday in Greece and Cyprus, where it is celebrated with outdoor excursions, the c ...y is still widely observed in Orthodox Christian countries. It is a public holiday in Greece and Cyprus, and is marked by various family activities and specia

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Creamy cocktails
* [[Eggnog]]: A traditional holiday drink made with milk, cream, sugar, whipped eggs, and brandy, rum, or bourb ...ated with comfort and indulgence. They are particularly popular during the holiday season but can be enjoyed year-round. The versatility of these cocktails al

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Julmust
...c, carbonated beverage that is primarily consumed in [[Sweden]] during the holiday season. Its name comes from the Swedish words ''jul'' ("Christmas") and ''m

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Julebrus
...l Norwegian Christmas beverage that holds a significant place in Norwegian holiday celebrations. This article provides an overview of the history, ingredients ...ee from alcohol, making it suitable for all age groups to enjoy during the holiday season.

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List of non-alcoholic mixed drinks
* [[Egg Nog (non-alcoholic)]]: A traditional holiday drink made with milk, cream, sugar, whipped eggs, and flavored with nutmeg.

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