This movie, made in 2003, stars Will Ferrell and James Caan.

This song has been heard in many movie adaptations of a classic Dr. Seuss book.

Eggnog originated from this county.

This man delivers presents on Christmas Eve

"You'll shoot your eye out!"

This song asks the virgin Mary questions that she already knew the answers to.

These cookies are seen all around the season and usually anyone to become house builders.

The Sticky Bandits return in this classic to get revenge on the kid who got them locked away.

This song is around two minutes and the carolers are constantly asking for Figgie pudding.

This treat is dense, known to be made by old people, and is considered the most hated Christmas treat.

This movie is debated whether or not it's a Christmas movie, but no matter what it is you're "welcome to the party pal".

This song talks about the traditional English Christmas where drunks would fill the streets and have parties at the home of the rich for twelve days.

These candies hang on your tree and are traditionally mint flavoured.

This movie stars Bill Murray and is based on a classic Charles Dickens novel.

This song, originally written in Latin, is a prayer to God thanking him for Jesus.

While modern shortbread is definitely a Scottish specialty, this buttery biscuit could be a legacy of Scotland’s close associations with Scandinavia, where oatmeal bannocks (a griddle-baked flatbread) were made for pagan Yule celebrations to honour the sun.