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British Christmas Traditions

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The Queen’s speech is a tradition on Christmas day to watch the Queen address the country on TV at 3pm.

CHRISTMAS PUDDINGIS A FRUIT AND ALCOHOL FILLED CAKE.

WE EAT IT AFTER OUR CHRISTMAS DINNER.

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PantoA panto is something to watch at the Theatre.

It is funny and it has songs in it.There is a dame played by a man who is

dressed as a woman.

Boxing Day - this is on December 26th and used to be when people gave boxes with presents

in .

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Mince pies are a traditional food eaten over Christmas and is filled with dried

mixed fruits, nuts and alcohol. They are normally put out for Santa on Christmas

Eve. You can serve them with cream.

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Crackers have hats and jokes in and are a Christmas tradition with a meal. They

have gifts in them and go off with a bang when you pull them!

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