While Christmas in Germany and the United States are not dissimilar, the Germans do have some unique dinner dishes and traditions that are featured around the table each year.
Christmas markets in Germany are a fun tradition that goes back centuries. They help Germans add light to the long, late autumn and early winter nights while spending time with family and friends.
Food gives us energy and helps people come together. In Vietnam, I tried fresh and delicious foods like chè thái (sweet dessert) and bún chả (noodle dish), which helped me learn more about Vietnam!
As an island nation, Japan has a close connection to the ocean and to fishing. Many Japanese foods feature fish, including the world-famous Japanese dish: sushi!
During my journey to Poland, I learned about Wigilia, the Polish Christmas Eve celebration. This tradition brings families together through food, religious culture and care for others.
What kinds of foods do you think are most popular in the United States? In each country there are often foods that are staple items. Here you will learn about Knedlíky, a famous Czech dish!
Bryndzové halušky is the national dish of Slovakia and one of the tastiest foods found in the country. Read to learn more about this food and its history!
