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It’s Christmas Eve, and Santa is on his way! As you track his sleigh via NORAD, enjoy stories about unique global holiday traditions and Germany’s iconic apple-decorated Christmas trees.

Christmas Trees in Germany: A Unique Tradition

In Germany, Christmas trees were historically adorned with apples instead of today’s modern ornaments. This tradition, known as Adam and Eve’s Day, symbolized the biblical tale of paradise and marked the beginning of holiday festivities.

Today, the custom has evolved, but the apple’s presence in German Christmas decor remains a symbol of the season’s deeper meanings. 

What Kids Leave for Santa Around the World

While American kids traditionally leave cookies and milk for Santa, children worldwide celebrate the tradition with their own unique spins. In Australia, Santa might get a refreshing beer, while in Sweden, he’s greeted with rice porridge.

These small but meaningful gestures showcase the universal appeal of giving and gratitude during the holidays. 

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