What would Christmas be without your favourite sweets. As it is, the tastes for specific candies goes way back to childhood and it is difficult to imagine the real atmosphere of holidays without them. No doubt with so many cultures even Christmas sweets vary from place to place. Check out our gallery for the kind of cookies people fancy in different parts of the world.
France and their former colonies – bûche de Noël (Yule log)
Origin
United Kingdom – Christmas pudding
New Zealand – Christmas Pavlova
Spain – Turrón
Germany – Lebkuchen
Hungary, Romania and Slovakia – Szaloncukor
Brazil – Pudim de leite condensado
Hungary – Bejgli
Lithuania – Kūčiukai
Serbia – Česnica
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