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What are the countries eat hot cross buns during lent?
The people eat hot cross buns only on goodfriday day and not throughout lent.
Why do you eat hot cross buns at Easter?
Because they taste good.We eat hot cross buns as they have the symbol of the cross on them to represent Jesus Christ dying on the cross for all of human kind. Also yes they do taste good. :)
Why do you eat hot cross buns?
I eat them because I'm hungery
How do you eat hot cross buns?
Usually with your mouth....
What are the Words to hot cross buns song?
Hot cross buns Hot cross buns One a penny, two a penny Hot cross buns. If you have no daughters If you have no daughters If you have no daughters Then give them to your sons. And if you have none of these merry little elves Then you must eat them all yourselves!
What are the countries who eat hot cross buns during lent?
This question is incorrect as , people all over the world eat hot cross buns only on good friday.
Can horses eat bread and hot cross buns?
Yes, but I am not sure if it is healthy for them, or if they would really want to eat them...
When should you eat hot cross buns?
not at the same time as tuna pasta or brussel sprouts
WHY DO PEOPLE IN BRITON EAT HOT CROSSED BUNS ON GOOD FRIDAY?
Easter comes at the end of lent - a period of fasting. The cross on the bun is supposed to signify the cross of Christ.
What is something you eat starting with H?
Some foods are honey chicken, hamburger, hot dog,hickory smoked chicken,hot wings. honey buns and hot buffalo wings hot cross buns???
Should you eat hot cross buns on Good Friday or Easter Sunday?
Whichever you like, I doubt a fictional Jesus is going to come back and smite you.
What types of religious foods do the people of England eat?
At Easter it's hot cross buns and simmenel cake - a fruitcake with marzipan inside, with either 11 or 12 marzipan balls on the top, to symbolise the apostles (number depending on whether Judas is included). Easter eggs symbolise the rebirth of Christ. Pancakes on pancake day - a tradition of using up all the remains in the cupboard before the start of Lent. The Christmas period does not seem to involve "religious foods" in the UK. As for other times of year, hot cross buns are usually available from supermarkets all year around (however some choose to remove the cross for religious reasons.) I don't think there are any other religious foods that are eaten all year round.
