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    What is your Traditional Christmas Comfort Food?

    Pickled herring.
    Swedish thinbread

    #2
    No question about it. Mincemeat pies. But then of course there is mincemeat tarts. And mincemeat squares, and.....

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      #3
      Pretty much anything mom cooks

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        #4
        My Norwegian grandmother liked lutefisk (spelling), but I just about gagged when I tried it...so it AIN'T that treat.

        My weakness is shortbread and I have a tendency to overdo it a bit. Also eggnog is so addictive with or without the rum.

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          #5
          That would be...cognac.

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            #6
            Willie , Ill agree with you for sure on the eggnog. Eggnog - spiced rum and mincemeat anything.... Gota go it's time!!

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              #7
              Chocolate and anything with bones to feed the puppies!

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                #8
                Good Ukrainian Perogies

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                  #9
                  Sweet Potatoes or like Popeye used to say "I yam what I yam"

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                    #10
                    1. Pickled Herring!
                    2. Perogies, Potato Cabbage etc.
                    3. Cabbage rolls Rice!
                    4. Home made Sausage!
                    5. Rum any kind any way. Oh wait not that Coconut Stuff Bad memories.
                    6. Any thing Sweet!!!!!!!!!! My wife, ok Brownie points.
                    7. Cold fresh Ham on Fresh buns!
                    9. Christmas Pudding!
                    10. Beer any thing cold in a chilled glass. No snow or very little so Why not.

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