Are There Foods Typically Eaten On Special Days In Your Country?

We do have some traditional foods I guess but mostly they have no special meaning.

Yes, we have but nowdays you dont have to wait for that special days to eat it, we can order it online tho

We have traditional food as well. We have rice noodles - pansit for long life Rice cakes or anything sticky rice - family togetherness Lechon ( roasted pig ) which I cannot afford.

@Beestring I will give you two examples. One for our Jewish New Year in order to have a sweet New Year we eat honey. For Hannuka we eat jelly donuts and potato pancakes. For Purim we eat Humantachins.

Yes. Like on the November 1st my mum usually prepare foods for that occasion only.

We have nothing like that in our country. The only thing I know is good festivals whereby tribes celebrate and eat their indigenous foods

Sweets made during Christmas are never made at other times in the year

Yeah they have turkey on Thanksgiving here. Also ham on Christmas and Easter. And on St Pats Day corned beef and cabbage.

One day before the Bengali New Year we take fried food as a mark to bring balance in life. On 14th January we take sweet pancakes to bring in good harvest and abundance in food in every family.

Singapore is alike hongkong because 80% of population are chinese. We have similar habits

All our traditional celebrations have traditional foods. Most of our festivals are harvest festival or our way of showing gratitude to the nature. We have dishes made from seasonal harvests. Each community and state has different new year day here in India. But in common, I have seen that they have a menu on new year day that has all the taste..sweet, bitter, salty, sour and spicy on the plate. It's said that the year ahead will be full of all emotions as the tastes on the plate.

There are traditions here on certain holidays. Turkey on Thanksgiving. Ham on Christmas.

On Christmas day, there are foods that really have the meaning of Christmas in the area. I enjoyed every meal, with my family and relatives.

we do have custom here, sharing mutton to neighborhoods every new babyborn and decorating a tree of eggs for every year

In my country there is some typical food that is sold during the Independence days festivities although we eat the all year around such as empanadas.

We have traditional meals for special occasions and we have many more traditional meals that people prepare and enjoy that they enjoyed in their homeland before coming to Canada. On Christmas Eve, we often go to our daughter-in-law's family's gathering where they have an authentic Polish meal which would have been served on that day. We have come to learn some of their other traditions also. We have been guests at weddings where the families have different traditions during those celebrations also.

We have a special kind of sticky rice cake for Christmas and New Year to help keep a ‘sticky’ relationship amongst family members

We just don't eat chicken the rest like beef fish cakes noodles and 13 kinds of fruits

Some still prepare traditional Filipino dishes to celebrate special occasions. But nowadays it is more practical to order out. Filipinos have also widened their interest in food given the multicultural societies we live in.

In my country pepperpot is a must on Christmas morning. However we are home to six races so each might have their traditions from way back.