Perhaps the most striking difference between Christmas celebrations in the Netherlands and the rest of the world is the fact that Christmas Eve is not celebrated but the Dutch do celebrate Christmas for two days. On the second of those days December 26 they eat leftovers and regain strength after having eaten far too many snacks treats and food for dinner.
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Many couples in the Netherlands celebrate one Christmas day with their own family and the other day with their in-laws. Because both days are official holidays most people do not have to go to work.
Turkey is not very popular in the Netherlands and is rarely served at Christmas. Candy canes are also not very common. But what Christmas dishes are popular in the Netherlands? Let's take a look.
As in many areas of life Christmas food in the Netherlands is strongly influenced by traditions from abroad. Supermarkets now offer a wide variety of foreign products to eat at Christmas.
