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(46,301 posts) Mon Dec 9, 2019, 08:13 PM Dec 2019

Is there a seasonal treat you enjoy a lot? [View all]

And look forward to the time of year it goes on sale?

For me, it's eggnog.

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Is there a seasonal treat you enjoy a lot? [View all] Archae Dec 2019 OP

Julekake. The Velveteen Ocelot Dec 2019 #1

Publix Peppermint Stick Ice-Cream Phoenix61 Dec 2019 #2

I haven't seen it in my Kroger's yet. Grasswire2 Dec 2019 #33

Publix is a grocery store chain in the south. Phoenix61 Dec 2019 #44

Blue Bunny Peppermint Bark ice cream snacks highplainsdem Dec 2019 #72

My homemade Macaroni salad. SamKnause Dec 2019 #3

I used to make fudge around the holidays SterlingPound Dec 2019 #4

Whiskey Major Nikon Dec 2019 #5

same here.... chillfactor Dec 2019 #6

sunrise on dec 26 when everything goes back to normal nt msongs Dec 2019 #7

Not at my house. On the food front, leftovers are a thing of wonder and celebration. Shrike47 Dec 2019 #31

I love any cookies 2naSalit Dec 2019 #8

chocolate covered cherries... 912gdm Dec 2019 #9

UGH I always hated getting a box of those things yellowdogintexas Dec 2019 #48

Oh, they're sinfully good! CTyankee Dec 2019 #58

Love Chocolate Cherries True Blue American Dec 2019 #78

ditto. peacebuzzard Dec 2019 #10

My Polish grandmother's poppyseed rolls. Ohiogal Dec 2019 #11

They do fit the category, moja droga serce! sprinkleeninow Dec 2019 #51

My mother always made kolaches of poppy seed and ones of apricot. I never learned to make them. OregonBlue Dec 2019 #59

I was gonna say kolaches. Yeah, baby! Apricot and pot cheese or farmers' sprinkleeninow Dec 2019 #75

My grandmas recipe for Chex Mix Freddie Dec 2019 #12

can't have it any more Grasswire2 Dec 2019 #35

I'm with you PJMcK Dec 2019 #13

Here it comes get ready doc03 Dec 2019 #14

You're not alone! AJT Dec 2019 #43

One year I made a chocolate cherry nut fruitcake and it required wrapping in sprinkleeninow Dec 2019 #52

Sounds heavenly. AJT Dec 2019 #62

You can have dessert and a 'nip' all at once! Hiccup... sprinkleeninow Dec 2019 #76

Yep. Have your cake and drink it too.... AJT Dec 2019 #89

Very good! 😘 sprinkleeninow Dec 2019 #91

I make a dozen every year. Phoenix61 Dec 2019 #45

100% agree with you on the dried fruit yellowdogintexas Dec 2019 #49

salads from my own garden NJCher Dec 2019 #15

I love pea pods. Sugar snap, Chinese, English, whatever. nt Grasswire2 Dec 2019 #37

Moravian sugar cake unc70 Dec 2019 #16

not buy, but make... handmade34 Dec 2019 #17

Hot buttered rum! Wawannabe Dec 2019 #18

Buckeyes CanonRay Dec 2019 #19

Well this time of the year eggnog with a shot of whiskey flotsam Dec 2019 #20

Bah Humburgers. safeinOhio Dec 2019 #21

I'm with you on the eggnog. TomSlick Dec 2019 #22

Lebkuchen chia Dec 2019 #23

Latkes! Raftergirl Dec 2019 #24

tamales! Kali Dec 2019 #25

I used to love these just for the novelty Cartoonist Dec 2019 #26

I remember those - I didn't eat them but I thought they were kind of cool. The Velveteen Ocelot Dec 2019 #39

Eggnogg'n Tea GemDigger Dec 2019 #27

Love eggnog. The richest I can find. Grammy23 Dec 2019 #28

I see your eggnog and raise you boiled custard yellowdogintexas Dec 2019 #47

My older sister usually made ambrosia each Christmas. Grammy23 Dec 2019 #64

I used to make divinity a lot, from my great aunt's recipe yellowdogintexas Dec 2019 #50

I'd love to attempt a batch but it is way too humid here right now. Grammy23 Dec 2019 #65

hey, if it is really runny, just ice a cake with it. yellowdogintexas Dec 2019 #84

In my humble opinion, Grammy23 Dec 2019 #88

Toffee MissB Dec 2019 #29

Corned beef around St. Patricks Day. I usually get a couple briskets so I can have it another brewens Dec 2019 #30

Peppermint Bark onecaliberal Dec 2019 #32

Corned beef for St. Patrick, raspberry fluff & apple galette for Thanksgiving, blueberry cobbler 7/4 Shrike47 Dec 2019 #34

Spicy pecan-pretzel snack mix. Grasswire2 Dec 2019 #36

Panettone. Golden Raisin Dec 2019 #38

Yesssss! JackSabbath Dec 2019 #80

My first is a Semla (semlor) defacto7 Dec 2019 #40

Gingerbread anything SouthernIrish Dec 2019 #41

My SIL gave everyone gingerbread cake one Xmas Cartoonist Dec 2019 #42

Hatch Chiles in August!! I freeze roasted Hatch yellowdogintexas Dec 2019 #46

Message auto-removed Name removed Dec 2019 #53

I like eggnog, whiskey sours but my favourite in my Aunt's Cantley Pudding. applegrove Dec 2019 #54

Fish-eye tapioca Adsos Letter Dec 2019 #55

New Year's Day Oyster Stew yankeepants Dec 2019 #56

Needhams! jpak Dec 2019 #57

Oh gosh, I remember these. yewberry Dec 2019 #73

Mince pies! My Welsh mom made them every year. cwydro Dec 2019 #60

Russell Stover chocolates mahatmakanejeeves Dec 2019 #61

Loved them BUT bluestarone Dec 2019 #68

The assorted cremes were my favorite too. mahatmakanejeeves Dec 2019 #69

Yea they were awesome bluestarone Dec 2019 #70

We have a local True Blue American Dec 2019 #79

that's my favorite assortment brand 912gdm Dec 2019 #81

there used to be a Russel Stover store in Nashville yellowdogintexas Dec 2019 #83

my- it isnt xmas until- cookie appears to have disappeared. jingles. mopinko Dec 2019 #63

Baily's Irish Cream IcyPeas Dec 2019 #66

Panforte Nero from Pasticceri Montalcino. smirkymonkey Dec 2019 #67

Egg nog! we can do it Dec 2019 #71

Soy nog. Codeine Dec 2019 #74

Oh, I did not know this BlueSpot Dec 2019 #92

There are many TlalocW Dec 2019 #77

Danish Aebleskiver madamesilverspurs Dec 2019 #82

NOT really seasonal..cause I like them all year...candy corn...the best.. Stuart G Dec 2019 #85

I eat low-carb now, but am craving my old favorites... WestLosAngelesGal Dec 2019 #86

Fudge is your friend! japple Dec 2019 #90

French Gaufrette Cookies - Mother used to make, now I do benld74 Dec 2019 #87