They don't any more. This was a local, south-eastern tradition (from the region of Marseilles and around) first commented at the end of the 1600s, of having an abundance of desserts, mostly fruits and dried fruits. The number 13 comes up only in the 1900s, probably from an association of a earlier tradition to put 13 bread rolls on the Christmas table, a larger one for Christ, the others figuring the apostles.
They eat crepes and other french food
what do the people in togo eat for christmas
A good food Sweden people eat for Christmas is pozole.
Kind of the same as Thanksgiving except for you use chicken instead of turkey and fruit cake instead of cranberry sauce.How could you forget candy canes, candy, gelatin, and rice!
Turkey Regular stuff that we eat in america but they allso eat this stuff called Christmas Pudding
the thirteen desserts symbolize Everyone who was at baby jesuss birth counting baby jesus. in france the eat it on christmas.
Food @ desserts
They eat the same food that we eat ;)
whatb do they eat in France on Christmas Day
They eat crepes and other french food
they eat chicken in white wine sauce:)
blueberry bannock
This may not be helpful, but I'm sure that they might eat the same desserts as we do here in America. I am not actually sure. I'm sorry.
It depends but most Japanese people eat with chopsticks, and spoons/forks for soup and desserts.
France has many desserts, some include souffles, tarts, crepes, clafoutis, savarins, mousses, frangipane, custards, chocolate, charlottes, cremes and cakes.
People commonly eat gelt, or chocolate coins. People also commonly eat jelly-filled doughnuts.
Chocolate covered sushi.