Does a traditional christmas dinner vary, depending on the country?

Answer 1

What do you mean "by country"? It even varies from family to family!

In Memphis, Christmas dinner often features sphegetti.

In the northeast, the turkey's stuffing is sometimes made with oysters in the mix.

In the south, the dressing is almost always made from corn bread.

Some people put raisins in the stuffing!!

I bet other answerers will add even more variations.

Answer 2

Yes, it does depend on the country, though America has incorporated a lot of traditions from the U.K. and western Europe. Even, in America, the "traditional" Christmas dinner varies with the main dish being ham, turkey, Cornish game hens or in recent times, steak or prime rib.

Answer 3

I believe so!
Australia often have the good old BBQ! Would love to be there for a Christmas just to experience a different climate and meal.

Answer 4

I have found that "traditional" varies by family, not necessarily location.

Answer 5

Yes it does. I think in Poland its fish. We seem to have imported the turkey from America.

Answer 6

iv opted to be on my own this christmas ,my family all live a distance away, but will cook neverthe less,probably a turkey crown or whatever i fancy ,

Answer 7

yeah and depending on if people are on their own or not.. ive had beans on toast for one of my christmas dinners

Answer 8

I think it does. Our family makes all the same foods that we would eat on thanks giving, you know like the ham and turkey and othe stuff........and some years we skip all that and make chitlens. either way is fine with me.

Answer 9

YES!