What is the name of the person who threw gold in the woodcutter's cabin in the legend that describes why children in France place slippers under the tree?
Saint-Nicolas
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When does Saint-Nicolas bring presents in Eastern France, such as the Alsace region?
Dec. 6
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Strasbourg used to be part of the Holy Roman Empire of German Nation and its market has been open since which year?
1570
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When Saint-Nicolas threw gold in the woodcutter's cabin, the bags landed on three different things. Name them.
The bags landed on a sock, a clog, and a slipper. The slipper was under the Christmas Tree which is why children in France place slippers under the tree.
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What is the gathering on Christmas Eve called?
Le réveillon
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A region in the south of France is presented - what is it called?
Provence
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What do children in Provence traditionally wrap in damp cloths in order to bring prosperity to their family in the new year?
Wheat or lentils
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How many days is the log supposed to burn in the fire place?
12 days starting Christmas Eve
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Where is the region of Alsace located?
Eastern France
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How do you say Happy New Year in French?
Bonne Heureuse Année
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Name two traditional foods enjoyed as Christmas entrées. Note: entrée in France is actually an appetizer!
List includes: du foie gras, du saumon fumé, des escargots, et des huitres.
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What is The Midnight Mass in French?
La messe de minuit
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What are two traditional Christmas sweets eaten in Alsace?
Pain d'épice (gingerbread) and mannele (milk bread)
