21 Dec
Christmas fun facts
13 Dec
Spread Some Holiday Cheer with These 14 Hilarious Christmas Jokes for Kids!
Get ready to deck the halls with laughter! Christmas is a time for joy, merriment, and of course, some festive humour that’ll have you giggling like Santa’s belly shakes! Here are 14 rib-tickling jokes that’ll bring a jolly good time to your holiday season. From punny elves to snowman shenanigans, these jokes are wrapped and …
25 Dec
11 Gifted Facts About Boxing Day
Boxing Day is probably better known as the day after Christmas Day in many Western countries – or, if we’re going by the calendar, December 26th. This date is often very popular with many people who work in service industries, as it can mean an extra day off over the holidays! In any case, here’s …
24 Dec
9 Nutrition Facts About Turkey Meat
It’s hard to imagine a holiday, such as Thanksgiving and Christmas, without turkey. It’s an important food throughout certain times of the year. Whether you’re a dieter or just curious about what you’ve been eating, here are some fun facts about turkey nutrition… 1. Here’s the calorific breakdown. 85 grams of roasted turkey breast that …
19 Dec
14 Festive Facts About Mince Pies
Mince pies is a British treat that has a bit of an odd name – many believe it to be a savoury cake, but these days, it’s a fruity, rich delight that people generally enjoy over the Christmas period. Believe it or not, there’s some fascinating history behind these pies – so let’s take a …
15 Nov
13 Charming Facts About Christmas
Christmas is the time of year in the Christian calendar when families come together to really appreciate each other and to celebrate this festive period with gifts and food. Here’s some fun facts about Christmas! 1. Armenian Christmases have interesting menus! In Armenia, the traditional Christmas Eve meal consists of fried fish, lettuce and spinach. …
2 Nov
10 Marvellous Facts about Mistletoe
Holly, ivy, Christmas trees… Mistletoe! As the winter holidays approach, we’ll be seeing more and more of these iconic plants. Mistletoe is known for its romantic traditions when welcomed into our homes, but did you know that it is a parasitic plant and thus not exactly welcomed by its original hosts? Even though we readily …
7 Oct