Blue and white, not red and green, might adorn a household that celebrates this winter holiday.

It is either found to be delicious or repulsive, this rich holiday beverage can be made with or without spirits.

This East Asian Nation holds the title for being the snowiest nation on earth, with an average yearly snowfall of 58 feet. That’s a lot of snow considering the North Pole’s yearly average is only 45 inches!

Most animals have cute noses, but if you ever saw animal’s nose, you would say it glowed.

Frosty has nothing on this singing snowman from the movie “Frozen".

The sharp leaves and red berries of this popular holiday evergreen represent to Christians the crown and blood of Christ.

Celebrate with these two “First Fruits” of a traditional Kwanzaa table. In the United States, typically associated with fall rather than winter.

The three little kittens aren’t the only ones that need these when the temperature drops below freezing.

Always dressed for a special occasion and the most formal holiday party, this animal is proud to “wear a tuxedo”.

This character in a Christmas movie is not a big fan of Christmas...until his heart grows a few sizes!

Unity, Faith, Creativity, Purpose – four of the seven of these.

While Wassail, Rompope, Mulled Cider and Bellini drinks conjour up good cheer, this beverage flows freely at midnight on December 31st.

Surely Santa can see the aurora borealis, more commonly called by this name.

Although this animal looks warm and fuzzy, I wouldn’t want to wake it up from its nap. Even though it is not a hibernator, it sleeps about as long as we should each day.

The emperor penguin know as Mumble in this movie cannot sign but tap dances.

“A Miracle on 34th Street”, a classic Christmas movie, starred this real-life Brick and Mortar Department Store.

“We wish you a Merry Christmas” a repetitive song indeed, but the carolers demand to have this sweet, fruity, custardy dessert served.

When going to see the tree in Rockefeller Center, be sure to bring a pair of these, or you can rent a pair.

It’s fun to see the geese all around in the warmer months, but a lot of people are glad to see them fly this direction in the winter.

The Christmas movie also known well for being a Halloween movie.

Nun, Gimel, Hey or Chai, and Shin are engraved on the four sides of this top, forming the acronym translated to “a great miracle happened there”.

Christmas doesn’t corner the market on delicious holiday desserts. Rugelach and Sufganiyot are bite sized delights you can make or purchase at a bakery for Hanukkah – NEVER at Dunkin’ Donuts!

The ancient Mayans were the first to create their own rubber boots by dipping their feet in a tub filled with a heated mixture of latex from rubber trees & juice from morning glory vines. Being from this region they may not have need the boots for snow.

Animals do this to survive the winter because the weather is cold and food is scarce.

You would think the Polar Express would be a sleigh, when actually it is this form of transportation.