Holiday Debates
Christmas movies, cookies, traditions and Halloween candy. Four picks, and one gets left off the list this year.
11 debates
All Holidays debates
- New Year's Eve Plans
- ABig party / club night
- BCozy night at home
- CTravel to a major city for fireworks
- DFancy dinner party with friends
- Holiday Decorating
- AFull exterior lights on every surface
- BChristmas tree up before Thanksgiving
- COver-the-top Halloween graveyard setup
- DElaborate 4th of July lawn display
- Gifting Holidays
- AChristmas
- BValentine's Day
- CMother's Day
- DGraduation Season
- Easter Traditions
- AEaster Bunny delivering eggs
- BEgg hunts for adults
- CChocolate Easter baskets
- DDyeing Easter eggs
- Christmas Eve vs Christmas Day
- AChristmas Eve night (anticipation)
- BChristmas morning (gifts)
- CChristmas dinner (family)
- DDay after Christmas (peace)
- Holiday Foods
- AEggnog
- BFruitcake
- CCranberry Sauce from a can
- DPumpkin Spice Everything
- Halloween Candy
- ACandy Corn
- BTootsie Rolls
- CRaisins in a little box
- DSmarties
- Christmas Traditions
- AMatching pajamas family photo
- BHoliday cards sent to people you don't see
- CReal vs fake tree debate every year
- DWhite Elephant gift exchange
- Christmas Movies
- AHome Alone
- BElf
- CA Christmas Story
- DDie Hard (yes it counts)
- Christmas Cookie Types
- ASugar cookies with icing
- BSnickerdoodles
- CGingerbread Men
- DPeanut Butter Blossoms
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About Holiday Debates
Holidays bring everyone to the same table, and these cards give that table something fun to talk about. Is Die Hard a Christmas movie? Does fruitcake deserve another chance? Which Halloween candy goes straight to the bottom of the bag?
Pull one out after dinner, during a long gift exchange or while the cookies are in the oven. Kids, parents and grandparents can all play, and the answers usually say a lot about who grew up with which traditions.
You will find cards for Christmas, Halloween and the foods that only show up once a year. They work just as well in a holiday card swap or a classroom party as they do at the dinner table.
Each post covers the case for every pick, our take and a few follow-up questions. Vote on the card and share it with the family group chat before the next get-together.
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