Meanwhile, here in the West, we are 17% more likely to enjoy tamales on Christmas (thanks to our Hispanic population), and we’re 13% more likely to prefer roast beef.

For the winter holidays, consumers will splash out $261 on food, candy, decorations and other non-gift items, according to separate data from the National Retail Federation. Filed under christmas ...

Christmas is synonymous with the over-consumption of carbohydrates, proteins, fats, sugars, and ultra-processed foods (UPFs) like cakes, snacks, and confectioneries.

It’s the countdown to party time and that means it's time for *all* the Christmas party food! You’ve been baking different cookie recipes for weeks in advance, coming up with the perfect ...

FOOD FOR THOUGHT The big Christmas food shop takes nearly two hours – and three separate trips to the supermarket. Plus, a shortlist of the most stressful aspects of the Christmas food shop ...

I’d only known having Chinese food on Christmas as a Jewish tradition. Spending Christmas night at R&G Lounge in San Francisco reminded me that everyone shares a seat at these tables.

Food wants to be shared, borrowed, adapted — and eaten. Take buñuelos , the traditional Mexican Christmas dessert of rich fried dough dusted with sugar and dotted with jam — which is also ...

After Christmas Day, potatoes, which the storage pro describes as "one of the most versatile foods", can be transformed into mash, potato hash, and patatas bravas.