This children's author wrote the iconic Christmas book "How the Grinch Stole Christmas".

This holiday beverage contains raw eggs and is often spiked with bourbon.

People in Central America launch these on the 24th and 25th.

"Pa rum pum pum pum"

Macaulay Culkin stars in this Christmas Classic that shows a kid defending his house from burglars.

This story about a train to the North Pole was later turned into a film.

This food is a notoriously bad gift.

Irish families leave this color candle in their window during the holiday season.

"Oh, bring us some figgy pudding"

This movie follows an elf that moves to New York City.

"Twas the Night Before Christmas" ends with this iconic line.

This meat takes the spot as the third most popular Christmas.

In Japan, this American restaurant is a tradition for many people.

Daily Double!

It's kinda Christmas movie, but even that's debatable.

Charles Dickens wrote this book that follows Ebeneezer Scrooge.

Dating back 1700 BC, this holiday drink was given to Revolutionary War soldiers as a part of their rations.

In this Scandinavian country, families search for an almond in their porridge for an almond.

"You're a monster. Your hearts an empty hole. You're a goner"

This movie shows what happens if you kill Santa.

This Christmas story is about a couple who sell their prized possessions to buy each other gifts.

This exotic bird was a mainstay at Medieval Christmases.

In Poland families do not start eating dinner until this happens.

"There'll be partings for hosting. Marshmallows for toasting."

This movie depicts small monsters destroying a town on Christmas Eve.