I forget you folk across the pond use “holiday” as we use vacation. Replace holiday with nationally recognized day off from work to celebrate national pride…or something like that. lol
I did wonder, we don’t really seem to do anything like that, turkey for Christmas but I can’t think of bank holiday that is associated with food. Going down the pub yes, I suppose a giant roast with all the trimmings but I think a lot of us do that on a Sunday (traditionally) anyway
I realize that I tend to connect some particular foods with specific holidays. For example, roast turkey goes with Thanksgiving and not with 4th of July. That said, I’m not very holiday oriented, so I don’t plan holiday foods. If I’m a guest, I’ll eat whatever is on offer.
ALL THE FOOD!!!!!
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Potato salad!
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I looooovvvvveeeee potato salad!!!
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Don’t have any specialty so I just eat anything I feel like eating.
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whatever someone else is buying
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lol
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if you mean going away holiday its got to be seafood,
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I forget you folk across the pond use “holiday” as we use vacation. Replace holiday with nationally recognized day off from work to celebrate national pride…or something like that. lol
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I did wonder, we don’t really seem to do anything like that, turkey for Christmas but I can’t think of bank holiday that is associated with food. Going down the pub yes, I suppose a giant roast with all the trimmings but I think a lot of us do that on a Sunday (traditionally) anyway
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Yanks look for any reason to grill out and party. lol
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Any reason for a good party
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That has changed this year, as everything has changed. I share a can of albacore tuna with my elderly cat. Delightful!
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A can of tuna might be the most interesting answer ever. lol
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Well, it works!
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🙂
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Reese’s Cups! 😃
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God I love peanut butter and chocolate! lol
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It’s a perfect combo. 👍🏻
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It would depend where I was so as my dream is to travel round Italy I will say pasta and tiramisu 🤔
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I like both. Great choice!
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Has the share button gone or have I just lost mine? Lol 😆
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No, it’s still there. It might be your browser.
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It’s not on my comp, iPad or phone. I’m having so many problems since I changed over.
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It happens from time-to-time.
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My husband has just gone out to get maple walnut ice cream. Just the thing for Canadians to eat on July 4th!
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That sounds absolutely delicious!
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The crust of an apple pie
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Not the entire apple pie?
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The entire crust IS tempting (not the apples) but I need to keep off the 70 pounds lost 11 years ago, lol
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Good idea!
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All the bad stuff! Because it tastes so good 🙂 I love dips, and pasta, and sweets!
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I love simple things like Ruffles with French Onion dip! I could eat a whole bag by myself!
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Well if it’s a Summer holiday I will pick watermelon! A winter holiday it’s probably home-made mac and cheese!
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I love a cold slice of watermelon on a hot day
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Today it’s cantaloupe and honey dew melon! Nom!!!
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BBQ !!
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Solid choice!
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I realize that I tend to connect some particular foods with specific holidays. For example, roast turkey goes with Thanksgiving and not with 4th of July. That said, I’m not very holiday oriented, so I don’t plan holiday foods. If I’m a guest, I’ll eat whatever is on offer.
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Touche’. We didn’t do much on July 4th.
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