The holiday season is coming up soon and as people all over the world start preparing their Christmas menu, it's interesting to note how many different traditional foods there are, depending on ...

Christmas pudding, known to some as 'figgy pudding', is a traditional English dessert, often reserved for the festive period. There are no rules about eating the rich, fruity dessert at any time ...

“Figgy pudding,” immortalized in the “We Wish You a Merry Christmas” carol, appeared in the written record by the 14th century. A mixture of sweet and savory ingredients, and not ...

For me the dessert is a chore to eat and something you’d avoid feeding to your dog. Granted this opinion was formed in ...

It's arguably the most stressful thing about Christmas - getting the turkey just right. Now, cooks are shunning traditional ovens for air fryers to avoid overcooking or burning the Christmas dinner.

This year's "Doctor Who" Christmas Day special stars Nicola Coughlan as Joy, a guest at a hotel where time travel ensues.

While the last decade has seen sales of Christmas pudding plummeting in favour of chocolate bombs and other more modern sponges, the figgy pudding has had a revival. Tesco reported a 20 percent ...

Until the 18th century, “plum” was synonymous with raisins, currants and other dried fruits. “Figgy pudding,” immortalized in the “We Wish You a Merry Christmas” carol, appeared in the written record ...

Fruity and full of festive flavour, a traditional Christmas pudding is the ultimate way to round off celebrations. To find out how supermarket options compare, we asked 66 shoppers to blind-taste and ...