The 6th Annual Bake and Destroy Holiday Gift Guide & Giveaway

by | Nov 23, 2012 | BLOG, Free Stuff, gift guides, Giveaways | 195 comments

This December marks the sixth year I’ve been doing Bake and Destroy, and therefore, the sixth annual holiday gift guide and giveaway! I’ve added some new categories this time around, and just like last year, I’ve asked some of my friends to chime in with their top gift picks. For even more gift ideas, check out gift guides of years past -and pay attention throughout the picks to see the great stuff we’re giving away. Rules for entering the giveaway are at the end of the post!

For the Lady Bro

Turns out, I am awful at being a girl! I chew my nails, wear my hair in a clippy thing every day, and  my idea of dressing up is wearing the Cannibal Corpse shirt that has the fewest number of bleach stains on it. Luckily, my friend Jessica has this lady stuff down to a science, so here are her picks for gifts for a lady-like lady dude. Follow Jessica on Twitter at @drtyhousewife.

Puurfect Pineapples Jeffery CampbellBlack Milk Leggings – Leggings, hate ’em or love ’em you know someone who wears ’em.  If you wanna wow a legging lover this holiday season there is no other option. They may seem pricey up front but you are getting a high quality/non-sheer/completely incredible image plastered across your bootie (can you put a price on that?)  Seriously, you wont get six feet without someone demanding to know where you got those pants!  Keep in mind, they are based out of Australia so plan ahead!

If Instagram has anything to say, nail art is the most important form of self expression in 2012.  There are countless websites devoted to all of the amazing shit that can be done with a few bottles of polish and a set of teeny tiny brushes.  My fave is Nail Nerd shes incredible!  If you know someone that is just dying to paint hamburgers on their nails than listen up! They will need…

  1. A brush set – I’m sure you can find them just about anywhere but my go-to is from M.A.S.H and its under $10.  It comes with a ton brushes (seriously I don’t even know what to do with half of them).
  2. A killer top coat – Seche Vite.  It smells like airplane fuel but it dries your nails in like, 30 seconds and leaves that shit shiny and un-chipped for a good week!  I bring this with me when I get my nails done because there is no other top coat, end of story. You can find this stuff at Sallys or Ulta.
  3. Nail polish – everyone has a fave but if you don’t know where to start and want to wow someone with your new found knowledge of nail lacquer here are my top two faves! (Both of these are 3-free (good for the environment), vegan and can be found at Ulta!)
  • Butter London – The colors are to die for and the nail polish removers smell incredible and leave your nails and cuticles silky smooth
  • Zoya – A million colors to chose from and amazing coverage.

Rad Nails HellRazorLingerie is ALWAYS fun to give (& get!)  Every lady (admit it or not) likes to feel sexy, regardless of how they define it.  If you are looking to give someone special something special than Purrfect Pineapples is your answer!  These handmade, all-vegan, frilly frocks are the bees knees.  Can your lady get any sexier? Probably not, but giving her a corset covered in donuts sure isn’t gonna hurt any!

I had perfect skin through high school which I thought made me the luckiest girl on earth.  What I didn’t realize was that it meant trading in perfect skin as an adult. Major buzzkill.  If you know someone who is always trying to keep their mugs in tip-top condition, the answer is face brushin’  You heard me, face brushin. I have a middle of the road face brush and I like it just fine but I did promise myself the upgrade once mine kicks it.  So this list includes a link to the big boy, The Clarsonic.

As an added face brushin’ stocking stuffer try any Argan Oil infused products.  Trust me your skin will thank you!

SHOOOOOOOOES – Who doesn’t love em? I’m an over the top shoe lover, myself. The crazier they look and the less I have to wear with them the more I lust for them.  If you know someone like that than Jeffery Campbell is your answer! You can’t buy them directly off of the JC website but you can find them at most high-end retail shops and online at Sole Struck. Bonus points for purchasing the Black Milk/JC collaboration shoes!  My favs are the Lita’s, aside from looking amazing they are comfy to boot! (See what I did there?)

WIN IT: Yo girl, your nails are looking delicious! Well, they will be anyway, when you win this set of Dollar Slice nail decals from Rad Nails! And how’d your hair get so sassy? Must be that Sugar Skill Hair Clip/Pin from HellRazor! Shoot, you can win that too – check out the end of the post for details!

SAVE IT & WIN IT: I may not be the fanciest of ladies, but even I can appreciate a kooky hat when I see one. That’s why I’m pleased to give away on of Chef Bizzaro‘s gorgeous Cupcake Hats and a set of adorable hair bows to one of my readers! Plus, you can save 15% on your order from now until 12/18 when you enter BAKEANDDESTROY at checkout!

For the Book Nerd

These choice gifts for the bibliophile in your life come from Judy McGuire. Judy isn’t just Seattle Weekly’s Dategirl, she’s also the author of The Official Book of Sex, Drugs and Rock ‘n Roll Lists, so she knows a thing or two about cool cats who dig books. Check out Judy’s picks:

Being an avid, but extremely particular, reader, I tend to not give books for Christmas. (Unless it’s a copy of my latest book, The Official Book of Sex, Drugs and Rock ‘n’ Roll Lists.) (Ahem.) Even if I know the recipient extremely well, literary tastes can be so capricious and so personal and I know I’d rather pick out my own reading material, so I assume others would as well. But that doesn’t mean you can’t cater to the readers on your list in other ways. . . .

Wrap their Kindle with Care – Are there still bookish types resisting the e-reader? Perhaps, but anyone who reads a lot has probably invested in one by now. So a cover is the perfect gift, as long as you get a little creative. Sci-fi dork on your list? This Star Wars cover will thrill. Poe fan? This blue leather cover with an embossed raven is spookariffic. And if you want to make sure they never forget you, personalize a cover with your smiling mug.

Jane Austen bandages Star Wars Kindle caseNo more late fees! – There’s nothing more irritating than loaning out a beloved book only to have it disappear into the ether. The New York Public Library’s Your Home Library Kit will keep that from ever happening again. And if someone does defy your system and run off with your first edition of The Black Dahlia, a monogrammed library stamp will help remind them that they’re a thief every time they open the book. If the Kit is too much, this cute “Books to Check Out” notebook will help your reader keep track of who’s borrowed what, the lo-fi way.

Speaking of first editions. . . . The advent of the e-reader has made reading more convenient, but for book purists, a first edition of their favorite tome is always a welcome surprise. ABE has a huge collection of firsts, but be warned, they’re not for the faint of wallet.

Sex Drugs and Rock n' Roll Lists CakeSpy holiday cardsHeal their papercuts – With all that razor-sharp paper around, reading can be a dangerous activity. So give the gift of healing with these super-cute Jane Austen bandages.

Comfort station – While this may be one of the ten ugliest things on the planet, Brookstone’s Massaging Bed Rest pillow thingy allows its owner to read in bed comfortably, with a vibrating backrest, adjustable LED light, cup holder, pocket for all your reading material, and an AC adaptor! Perfect for the design-challenged reader on your list. In fact, I think my dad will be getting this bad boy.

WIN IT: You’ve read the list, now read the book. Win a copy of Judy’s book, The Official Book of Sex, Drugs and Rock ‘n Roll Lists! Make that book a gift when you win a set of holiday cards from CakeSpy!

For the True Metal Warrior

This list comes to you from yours truly because some blogs play, Bake and Destroy kills.

Baphomet shorts – I almost died when I saw these short-shorts from JSSXIII, but I didn’t. Instead, I ordered them, waited a couple of days, and then when I got them in the mail, I put them on and posted a picture of my own ass on Instagram. What kind of person would deny a friend a similar experience this holiday?

Actual Pain everything – I’m generally anti-legging. I don’t like my crotch being just like, out there for the world to see. But all of that changes when I put on my Sixth Seal leggings. In my Satan pants I can do no wrong, and neither can my crotch.

Slayer dress – It does my heart so much good to know that there are other women on this planet who love Slayer and Peter Pan collars equally.

Black Metal cologne oil – I bought this for myself because of reasons, and it’s become my everyday scent. Previous to owning this spicy cologne my every day scent was failed deodorant, which was metal in its own way.

All the Toxic Vision things – Toxic Vision creations aren’t cheap, nor are they vegan-friendly but they are very, very metal. I became an instant fan when I spotted a studded leather Mayhem vest on the Interwebs, and I have stayed a fan because Toxic Vision creator/model Sharon Ehman’s ass is seriously unbelievable.

For the Cool Mom

Something amazing happened this year – one of my best friends became a mom! Lisa and I bonded over our love of weird and somewhat useless things, so I thought she’d be the perfect person to curate a gift guide for cool moms. Heeeeere’s Lisa!

Whether you’re a stay at home mom or a working mom, you are a busy mom and so you don’t always have the time for yourself. I love getting a Birchbox every month. Inside there are samples of skin care products, hair products, cosmetics, plus tips and tricks. If you’re allowed that five-minute “me time” a new shade of nail polish can make you feel great (and forget about the pureed carrots in your hair).  Along the same lines, Blumm sends out samples for the ‘lil monster (mostly newborn to one year). Maybe a rattle, baby lotion, food, or sometimes a treat or two for mom. These gifts are great because they keep on giving….until your subscription ends, that is.

Looking for a mama necklace that doesn’t scream, “MOM”? These necklaces from Blue Dove Studio are so sweet – with no lame pastel booties in sight. I have one with our three initials on it, just a little reminder of the love that made our little monster. Birds not your thing? Here is another great option for moms who keep it simple and sweet! (She does this in silver too! Just ask!)

gift for momChanging diapers is a crappy job, so why not make it somewhat pleasurable? This wipe holder from Sweet Monkey Tots is so darn cute! I chose fabric that matches my little guy’s bedding, and I love that his name is on it. With lots of fabrics, fonts and embellishments to choose from, you can really customize your holder! After the poopy part of motherhood is over, this box could become a great container for crayons or other treasures.

We no longer live in a time of The Waltons when families live together under one roof (or even in the same state). I live far from my family in New York, so I’ve given Goodnight Chicago to all the kids so they can remember their FAVORITE aunt at bedtime. When I, in return, received Goodnight New York I was thrilled! There’s a version for almost every city, and there’s even a Goodnight America. (Or if you want to be super festive…I just saw there was a Good Night Baby Jesus!)

cupcake provocateur apronAs I stated before, I love personalized things. My son has a unique name, so I’ll never find it on anything in stores, so I jump on anything I can stamp his name on. I get lots of personalized items for Mr. Smalls at Psychobaby, a fun store in Chicago. Check out Santa’s Little Helper and this Tattoo One-Piece.

SAVE IT: Cupcake Provocateur is the preferred apron brand of cool moms everywhere. Check out their new Harlow Aprons and save 10% on your purchase when you enter BAKECP10 at checkout!

For the Gamer

I asked my friend Matt to cultivate this brand-new gift category this year because, well… you’ll see. I think the last video game I took seriously was Kid Icarus so I certainly appreciate his help. I didn’t add links to buy these games because you can kind them all on Amazon. If you’re a fan of this list, you should stop by Matt’s shop KILLTAKER and buy yourself a little something.

If you’re like me, you enjoy the holiday season for the gut-busting dinners alongside the people that you love. Also, if you’re like me, you want to leave the exact second the food is gone because you’re reminded through the actions of the people that you love why you moved away in the first place. Following my yearly covert exodus from Grandma’s house, the place I run screaming from friends and family is into the warm, loving embrace of video games. Here are five that have me excited this holiday season:

WWE ’13 – Another year, another WWE game. This time around, the focus is on yesteryear, as the icons of the “Attitude Era” rear their ugly heads for a brief, but exciting run of nostalgia based role playing. Relive several moments that have resulted in real-life people being real life crippled! Also, some guy named CM Punk is on the cover.  If anyone has an idea who he is, please let me know.

Assassin’s Creed III – Who doesn’t want to travel back in time and become a Native American?! Probably anyone who is Native American, but, whatever. Fill your Colonial blood lust with equal and ample amounts of British and American piles of corpses who come with both authentic powdered wigs and accurately questionable hygiene! Help America achieve the freedom needed to do the wonderful things our country is founded upon like slavery and xenophobia! Hooray! Also, multiplayer mode is pretty fun.
Call of Duty: Black Ops II – The latest in this little-known niche series has you playing in both the 60’s and in 2025 against the same enemy – foreigners! The story campaign is typically short, but the real star here is multiplayer mode. Kill both dorks and incredibly handsome, yet humble gaming enthusiasts (such as myself) in a multitude of sprawling maps with more weapons than you can possibly count. (I’m going off the assumption you can’t count past thirty.) It also comes with a zombie mode, but what doesn’t these days?
Halo 4 – If you think I was waiting until #4 to post Halo 4 because it’s the fourth installment in the series, then you’re wrong, because it’s the sixth installment, you idiot! But I did buy this on day one, and I did go and shoot tons of aliens (aka foreigners, who, of course, are the enemy) with my laser guns. Pew! Pew! Pew! That’s how the laser guns sound in this game in case you’re one of the aliens, who don’t seem to have ears. Another fun multiplayer game and a somewhat slightly less fun campaign mode that left me confused and mildly aggravated at times. No worries, this is my natural state. If you’ve enjoyed past Halo installments, you’ll dig the new stuff on this one. Unless, you’re an alien. Then, this game is terribly racist and you’ll hate it.
Hitman: Absolution – If you’re a bald agent of chaos with a number for a name — and who isn’t? — then you *love* accepting murder contracts against people that deserve to die and Hitman: Absolution is the game for you. This is the first game of this series in several years and it looks like it was worth the wait. Lots of missions, and lots of options to build and replay missions under your own rules. What are you waiting for?! Go shoot somebody!
The Walking Dead – This game is on mobile phones and is also downloadable on consoles, and will be out on disc in early December for both PS3 and XBOX360. You’ll play as an escaped inmate who is navigating Georgia with a rag-tag group of survivors trying to escape the zombies that have recently plagued the area. You’ll run into characters from the comic book like Herschel Greene and his family while trying to blaze your own path away from the Walkers. Everything you do has a consequence and your lies can bury you. Unfortunately, so can just about anything else, as the zombie world is brutal and unforgiving. The special edition comes with a leather bound fancy-boy volume of the first 50 issues of the comic.

For the Vegan

Vegan Cuts Snack Box – Want to give your herbivore friend something that will make him or her think of you every month? For under $20/month, including shipping, the Vegan Cuts Snack Box will provide your pal with 5-8 vegan yummies and household products from really cool vegan brands.
Non-lame vegan t-shirts – As a rule, shirts about what you eat, whether it’s an “I <3 bacon” shirt or a “Meat’s no treat for those you eat” hoodie, are dorky. Herbivore Clothing has found a solution to this issue in their clever line of shirts, hoodies and other things featuring vegan-themed riffs on everything from the Motorhead logo to the Powell Ripper logo.

Gift Sets by Hip Apotheca – High-end beauty and grooming products that are 100% vegan-approved. Spend a little on a set of tinted lip balms, or spend a little more on a skin-brightening serum. Lovely!

In the six years I’ve been doing Bake and Destroy, the biggest struggle a lot of my readers have is finding vegan ingredients in stores near them. That’s why shops like Vegan Essentials are, well, essential. A gift certificate to Vegan Essentials will allow your veg-head loved ones to load up animal-free items that they may not be able to find in local stores.
lucky cupcake hair clipsBake and Destroy: Good Food for Bad Vegans – C’mon, you know I have to plug my book! OK, ok, it’s not printed yet, but you can pre-order it now and you know, cut out the photo and tape it into a card. From breakfast to dessert this book is full of recipes simple enough for anyone to make, calling for ingredients that you can find almost anywhere (I bought 95% of the groceries I used at the corner store by my house!)
SAVE IT & WIN IT: Check out the end of this post to find out how you can win a SkinnySkinny Organic Mini Organic Dry Shampoo in Black Pepper & Rose, Adara Coconut Oil in Heavenly Peach,  One Love Organics Brand New Day, discovery size; IFE Body Oil, travel size; Crazy Rumors lip balm in Gingerbread, and a John Masters Organics Amenity Travel Kit from Hip Apotheca! Plus, save 20% on your order from now until 12/20 when you enter DESTROY at check out!
SAVE IT & WIN IT: If someone on your list would like my book this holiday, then they’d love this Bake and Destroy prize pack from Lucky Cupcake Hairclips! The set includes a hair bow, earrings and necklace featuring my “recipes with mosh parts” logo and a convertible turban, which is my absolute favorite hair accessory! Check out the end of this post to see how you can win, and enter BAKEANDDESTROY to save 10% on your Lucky Cupcake order today!

For the Rasslin’ Fan

My friend Thaddeus is back for his second year making gift picks for wrestling fans. Why should you listen to Thadd’s opinions on pro-wrestling-themed gifts? Uh, because his name is Thaddeus Mountain, that’s why. Follow Thadd on Twitter at @RudoWakening.
CM Punk: Best in the World DVD – Chicago Made. Voice of the Voiceless. Best in the World. These are just a few of the apt descriptions of CM Punk, the current reigning and defending WWE champion. This documentary and match compilation gives insight into the life of one of professional wrestling’s most polarizing figures of the 21st century. Also, it features commentary from a certain site owner, gift guider and giver-awayer, and author. And if you’re curious about Punker’s pre-WWE output, check out ROH Wrestling or Highspots.com for your Indy fix. Still no balloons or ice cream bars, though.
macho man“Macho” Art Print – OOOOOOOHHHH YEEEEAAAAHHH!!! DIG IT!!! “Macho Man” Randy Savage was one of wrestling’ greatest talkers, wrestlers, and showmen. His huge personality is  captured in all of its garish glory on this piece that any fan of old-school wrestling should be proud to hang in their home. Or in their mom’s basement, if they’re the smarky type, still flooding message boards pining for “Stone Cold” Steve Austin and the “real” ECW to come back.
The Midnight Express & Jim Cornette 25th Anniversary Scrapbook – Jim Cornette is well-known as the manager of the Midnight Express (both the Eaton & Lane and Eaton & Condrey versions) and as one of the best promo men/fastest talkers in all of pro wrestling. Just ACES on the mic, I tells ya. They didn’t call him The Louisville Lip for nothin’. He has also been a booker, writer, announcer, promoter (Smoky Mountain represent!) for basically every major promotion in North America since the mid-1980s. Never one to pull punches on any subject, Cornette will no doubt regale the reader with his stories of life behind and in front of the curtain. And if you really want, you can get this bad boy autographed.
Sting CM Punk Macho ManMil Máscaras Cyclops Wrestling Monster Halloween Mask– EVERYONE needs at least one lucha mask. It’s in chapter 3 of “The Official Rules & Regulations of Being a Pro Wrestling Fan” (not an actual book… yet). Why not shoot for the stars and bedeck your gourd with this tribute to one of the multiverse’s greatest luchadors, Pro Wrestling and WWE hall-of-famer Mil Máscaras? He only helped to revolutionize wrestling by popularizing the Mexican lucha libre style in the US, as well as being the first masked wrestler to ever wrestle in Madison Square Garden. And how many wrestlers can say they have had postage stamps released in their honor? As if you needed any more proof to Mil’s greatness, he is the uncle of Alberto Del Rio.
WWE Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition – Think you or your loved one knows everything about WWE? Think again. This HUGE encyclopedia covers the WWE, its superstars, divas, managers, and pay-per-views from the split with the NWA to the present day and is packed with more information and history than even Howard Finkel can handle.
SAVE IT & WIN IT: Fantasy football is for weirdos. Everyone knows wrestling dream card matches are where it’s at – and what would make a better dream match than Punk vs. Savage? Check out the end of this post to see how you can win a Punk vs. Savage Dream Card poster from Two Reverends. Also up for grabs, a ridiculously awesome Sting necklace from Dotty the Demon and hey, make it giftable with two sets of handmade gift tags (Snowflakes-a-plenty & Glitter Snowflake SwivelTags)  from CandiPresents. Need more gift tags? Save 20% now through 3/31 when you enter BDGVWY at check out!

For the Comic Book Gal

Oh hay, this list was put together by Jill Thompson, probably the most well-known female comic book artist in the industry. Perhaps you have seen her work in Wonder Woman, Sandman and a little series called The Scary Godmother?

Being a comic book gal, people are always asking me, “Hey- I know a guy or a girl that’s interested in comics! You’re a comics gal! What can I give them at gift-giving time of the year?”

Well, I’m all for letting your interest in comics being proudly displayed. But, I’m also a firm believer in giving a homemade gift! But, if you can’t hand make something, there’s a good chance that some crafty person on Etsy can do it for you! I do lots of shopping there because I love unique things and I like to support other artistic people!

So, check out the big ol’ list that I’ve compiled of many wonderful objects that I personally love.  Some are costly, some are not. Some are “buy it nows” and some might inspire you to create something yourself!

UNISEX PRESENTS

Use old comic book tee shirts to make tote bags, a bedspread, or a sweet scarf! You can find all sorts of comic book t-shirts online, in comic book shops, and in the thrift stores! Use this helpful blog post as reference!

Like to read comics on their e-reader? Design your own ipad, nook, kindle, e-reader cover! Upload some of their favorite comic artwork, or comic cover to create this cool protector!

X Men X symbol belt buckle. Of course we all wanted to attend Xavier’s School for Gifted Children! I’d wear this belt buckle every day!

Tara McPherson pillows – Everyone loves the art of Tara McPherson! So your beds or couches need a pillow with one of her stylish images on them!

FOR THE STYLISH COMIC BOOK GAL

I love wearing a striking piece of cool clothing that your mundanes or muggles might not normally wear. One great comic book piece can be incorporated into even the most office cubical type environment!

Awesome custom comic, game and movie inspired skirts and aprons! So cool! I love the Robin, Harley Quinn, R2D2 aprons and the comic print full skirt!  The apron would be for home, naturally! These skirts would look great with tights and flats and a  fuzzy cardigan!

Betty TurboHow about Custom Comic book high heels or flats or Hell on Heels custom comic book high heel shoes? What about a Kryptonite crystal ring  or a sweet fitted batman hoodie WITH bat ears? Wear it with jeans and boots or a black pencil skirt and pointy toed flats! That’s how I’d do it!

Bag it up with this goes-with-everything Tokidoki Comic print tote or this recycled comic tote! Carry your comics home from the comic shop!

Finally, these cool Antler Barrettes by Miss Monster remind me of Sweet Tooth by Jeff Lemire! (That’s a comic- read it!)

WIN IT: Give the artsy gal in your life your choice of print from Betty Turbo (oh, and she also happens to be illustrating my cookbook, what do you know?) Wrap it up with a bow – a knitted hair bow on a headband from The Lulu Bean! See below for entry rules!

The Giveaway

To enter the Sixth Annual Bake and Destroy Holiday Giveaway, leave a comment on this post about your favorite holiday food. For two additional entries, share this post on Twitter and Tumblr – leave a separate comment with a link to each share. I will randomly select one winner each day starting on 11/25/12 – winners much have a US shipping address. Prizes are described above! 

Winners will be chosen as follows:

#1: 11/25 – Congrats Maggie S!

#2: 11/26 – Congrats Kate C! 

#3: 11/27 – Congrats Dina P!

#4: 11/28 – Congrats Brittney!

#5: 11/29 – Congrats Krissy G!

#6: 11/30 – Congrats Danny!

#7: 12/1 – Congrats Kevin L! 

The giveaway is now closed, thanks to my sponsors and everyone who entered! 

195 Comments

  1. Ashley
    Ashley on November 23, 2012 at 7:30 pm

    I kinda love all holiday foods, but I guess I’d have to say my favorite holiday treat is fudge, which I make and mail to family members every year. For a savory food, probably my family’s stuffing recipe, which has been handed down since at least my grandma’s generation, and veganized by me. Gotta love holiday food! And prizes! 🙂

  2. Heather Barlow
    Heather Barlow on November 23, 2012 at 7:52 pm

    My favorite holiday treat is a pumpkin roll.

  3. jen f
    jen f on November 23, 2012 at 7:59 pm

    My favorite meal has to be the feast of 7 fishes every year. i had to use meal because there is too many to pick just one XD

  4. Ashley
    Ashley on November 23, 2012 at 8:00 pm

    Being from the midwest I would have to say scalloped corn is the greatest holiday food. Corn, Creamed corn mixed together and topped with crushed up crackers, there is nothing wrong with any of that.

  6. Trista Hall
    Trista Hall on November 23, 2012 at 8:02 pm

    I think my favorite holiday food is sweet potato pie or I make a frigging awesome cheesecake!

  7. Kyle M.
    Kyle M. on November 23, 2012 at 8:14 pm

    Favorite holiday food? Tofurky!

  8. Megan
    Megan on November 23, 2012 at 8:21 pm

    Awesome gift guide! I especially appreciate the list for the Gamer, as my Gamer went out last night and bought himself all the games on his wishlist. Self restraint is not his strong suit, clearly.

    Favorite holiday food: This killer vegan casserole an in-law makes for me for the Christmas Eve Dinner of Many Meats I am otherwise subjected to. Wild rice, Field Roast sage faux sausage, and about twenty other things that make me feel, for one night a year, like I’m not the asshole with the ridiculous diet.

  9. jami grey
    jami grey on November 23, 2012 at 11:05 pm

    My favorite holiday food used to be pumpkin pie, but now for health reasons I have had to change my diet. So these days to reduce my sugar intake I will have a sugar free or sugar substitute dessert. I will often have the pie though if my levels have been on track or will take an additional shot..because I really do love pumpkin pie, brownies made with pumpkin (under 200 calories!), or toasted pumpkin seeds.

  10. danae
    danae on November 24, 2012 at 1:31 am

    my favorite holiday food is yummy pumpkin bread i just made some tonight!

  11. Danny
    Danny on November 24, 2012 at 4:27 am

    favorite holiday food is pizza from new york or new jersey. i know this is also an everyday food, but who says i can’t have my favorite food on holidays as well? and pretty much any dessert ever.

  12. Danielle Christine
    Danielle Christine on November 24, 2012 at 6:41 am

    My favorite holiday foods are my grandmothers recipes … homemade stuffing & fried cauliflower or my moms lasagna that she makes for christmas

  13. Sami
    Sami on November 24, 2012 at 6:45 am

    Great as usual, loved seeing Black Milk in here as I am currently obsessed with them
    They’re having a 50% off sale for Cyber Monday too, so a great time to make a purchase

    Im in silly UK so cant enter the giveaway but wishing everyone the best of luck
    and I’m a still tell you my favourite holiday food is pigs in blankets, I only ever have them at Xmas to make them just that bit more special 😉

    …also I get a TON of chocolate from my Grandma so thats yum!

  14. Tiffany S
    Tiffany S on November 24, 2012 at 7:55 am

    My favorite holiday food would have to be pie. Any kind! 🙂 Or sweet potatoes. yep those are a close second lol

  15. Maggie S
    Maggie S on November 24, 2012 at 9:02 am

    My favorite holiday food is the cranberry sauce my dad and I make. We tweak the recipe every year- made a batch with chili powder and another with ginger this year and both were great!

    I just wanted to say I recently became a vegetarian and this website has been a great help, and as a comic book fan/ rasslin’ nerd this gift guide is awesome 🙂

  19. Brittney
    Brittney on November 24, 2012 at 9:56 am

    My favorite holiday food would have to be the tofurky/turkey-less roasts. It’s not something I can find conveniently year round aside from the slices. However, I’m thinking next year this will change with the addition of Green Bean Casserole Pizza from your book coming out!!

  22. Samantha LaBarbeRA
    Samantha LaBarbeRA on November 24, 2012 at 10:35 am

    All of this stuff is amazing!!! Such a great idea!!! 😀

  23. Jen
    Jen on November 24, 2012 at 10:44 am

    Boozy Egg Nog…liquid food, does that count?

  24. Morgan
    Morgan on November 24, 2012 at 10:46 am

    I’m a southerner, so it’s pecan pie all the way!

  25. Claire
    Claire on November 24, 2012 at 11:04 am

    I love pumpkin pie. I have a huge sweet tooth hehe.

  26. Bianca
    Bianca on November 24, 2012 at 11:58 am

    Definitely pie!

  27. Leah
    Leah on November 24, 2012 at 1:16 pm

    Frosted sugar cookies – veganized old family recipe.

  28. naomi
    naomi on November 24, 2012 at 3:18 pm

    my aunt makes this cookies and cream freezer pie thingie. it’s an oreo pie crust with cool whip, vanilla pudding, and crushed up oreos. then she freezes it. SO BAD BUT SO GOOD.

  30. Melisser
    Melisser on November 24, 2012 at 4:58 pm

    My favorite holiday food is Candy Cane Joe Joe’s!

  31. Melanie
    Melanie on November 24, 2012 at 5:36 pm

    Honestly, as bad as it is, my favorite holiday food (other than all the cookies I bake) would have to be ham. And that ham can be eaten with said cookies. Nothing like a little sweet and savory all together in one scrumptious bite! MmmmmMmmmMMM. I want some now.

  32. Melissa
    Melissa on November 24, 2012 at 9:34 pm

    My favourite holiday food is the prawn and citrus salad my fiancé makes. It’s so hot here at that time of year and its just the perfect dish. It’s only ever made during the holidays and makes me look forward to it year round.

  33. Whitney
    Whitney on November 25, 2012 at 6:44 am

    Ham and cheese sandwiches. Kaiser rolls, thick cut ham, Swiss cheese, a poppyseed, horseradish, brown mustard, onion, and butter spread. Toasted in the oven for 45 minutes. Perfection.

  34. Stephanie
    Stephanie on November 25, 2012 at 8:07 am

    Cookies!

  35. RudoReels
    RudoReels on November 25, 2012 at 8:09 am

    Hey Natalie, wanted to let you know your Highspots and ROHWrestling links are broken. You’d need to add HTTP before them or wordpress thinks you’re looking to link to something on your own site. 😉

  36. Melissa C.
    Melissa C. on November 25, 2012 at 8:18 am

    I really love, during the holidays, brown butter pumpkin cupcakes with salted caramel frosting. Topped with fresh, homemade salted caramel. So goooood

  37. Nancy Tourtellott
    Nancy Tourtellott on November 25, 2012 at 1:24 pm

    Hmmm…I get excited when Silk Nog comes back to Target. Silk Nog Bread galore!! Thanks for the giveaway(s)!

  38. Martha
    Martha on November 25, 2012 at 3:02 pm

    Day-after-Thanksgiving-pumpkin-pie!

  39. Sarah
    Sarah on November 25, 2012 at 3:04 pm

    my favorite holiday food is my gramma’s fruitcake…which in no way resembles actual fruitcake, so it’s actually delicious! (and it’s been soaked in rum 🙂

  40. Nikki
    Nikki on November 25, 2012 at 3:04 pm

    As an Italian I always look forward to my nona’s tiramisu and her canollis always good holiday comfort food!!! Love your Blog Nattalie…keep rockin’!!!!

  42. Rachel Z
    Rachel Z on November 25, 2012 at 3:07 pm

    My favorite holiday food kinda has a backstory! Two years ago I visited Finland with my family because my grandma wanted us to meet our other family members who still live there before she would get too ill to travel. So we went and stayed with some family up in central Finland for a day and my grandma’s cousin made this AMAZING salmon soup. And you have to imagine how fresh this fish was too! It’s basically heavy cream, potatoes, carrots, salmon, salt, and pepper! Not the healthiest, but it’s now a big part of our Christmas dinner. It’s seriously amazing! 🙂

  44. Brittani
    Brittani on November 25, 2012 at 3:07 pm

    My favorite holiday food is sweet potato pie. This sounds really bad but I bake two one that is my pre dinner pie and another that is used for dessert after dinner. The pre dinner pie is all mine. The second pie is shared with everyone else.

  45. Miryam
    Miryam on November 25, 2012 at 3:09 pm

    I seriously love the holiday season — it’s my favorite time of year!
    When it comes to Holiday food, I do have to say that I love my grandma’s Italian lasagna and cheesecake. Oh man, I’m counting down the days to devour that down! haha.

    Awesome gift guide by the way! Gets better every year 🙂

  46. Staci
    Staci on November 25, 2012 at 3:11 pm

    My favorite holiday food is egg nog, does that count as food? Haha. Pumpkin pie is a close second!

  50. Dana
    Dana on November 25, 2012 at 3:14 pm

    My favorite holiday treat is my step moms banana bread. She makes the absolute best banana bread and she only makes it at Christmas. Thankfully, she sends me home with two loaves I can freeze and enjoy on my own.

  51. Amanda
    Amanda on November 25, 2012 at 3:15 pm

    My favorite holiday food is … Chocolate Pie. It is the only time I make or eat said pie, Just for the holidays 🙂
    Amazing guide BTW 🙂

  55. Jessica
    Jessica on November 25, 2012 at 3:19 pm

    My favorite holiday food is gingerbread cookies. Nothing gets me more into the holiday spirit then biting a cookie’s head off 🙂

  56. Danish
    Danish on November 25, 2012 at 3:28 pm

    My fave holiday food would be a heaping pile of mashed potatoes and gravy… Om nom nom!

  57. Michael Snow
    Michael Snow on November 25, 2012 at 3:29 pm

    My favorite holiday food is my mother’s homemade fudge. It is more special nowadays because she doesn’t make it as often as she used to because of work requirements, but even if she doesn’t have the time I can just imagine the amazing smell of it being prepared and it brings back wonderful memories.

  58. susan
    susan on November 25, 2012 at 3:37 pm

    My favorite holiday food is making my grandmas peanut butter fudge and giving it as gifts. Also potato candy

  59. Kate Carnage
    Kate Carnage on November 25, 2012 at 3:39 pm

    My favorite holiday food is pie, that I bake. it’s the only time I remember to bake pies, and i love doing it.

  61. Jennifer
    Jennifer on November 25, 2012 at 3:46 pm

    By far its mint chocolate chip cookies 🙂

  64. Crystal
    Crystal on November 25, 2012 at 3:53 pm

    My fave food is my husband’s vegan pumpkin pie. It is so yummy!

  65. Michelle
    Michelle on November 25, 2012 at 3:59 pm

    My favorite holiday food is this Lime & cream cheese mixture my mom makes. Sometimes she adds pears but I prefer without.

  66. Kevin Lazar
    Kevin Lazar on November 25, 2012 at 4:11 pm

    Hey Natalie, my favorite holiday foods are pumpkin pie and red velvet cheese cake!

    -Kevin

  68. Libby
    Libby on November 25, 2012 at 4:15 pm

    My uncle makes some pretty sweet peanut butter fudge. He won’t give me the recipe though!!

  71. Janneal Gifford
    Janneal Gifford on November 25, 2012 at 4:26 pm

    I love mashed sweet potatoes this time of year. ❤

  74. angela
    angela on November 25, 2012 at 5:34 pm

    butternut squash. give me all the butternut squash. butternut squash for days.

  75. Kristi Walker
    Kristi Walker on November 25, 2012 at 5:51 pm

    Love homemade mashed sweet potatoes with brown sugar : )

  76. Dina Payne
    Dina Payne on November 25, 2012 at 5:55 pm

    I love smashed sweet potatoes! They are my new favorite!

  77. Christina N.
    Christina N. on November 25, 2012 at 6:21 pm

    My favorite is probably homemade cranberry sauce. Or my Grandma’s jello mold.

  78. corissa lindley
    corissa lindley on November 25, 2012 at 6:25 pm

    my favorite holiday food is prime rib. My husband cooks it for me 2 days a year..Christmas and a wrestling fans Christmas..Wrestlemania. He makes sure to treat both days very special.

  79. Nevidge
    Nevidge on November 25, 2012 at 6:44 pm

    Can’t enter so am boosting the signal!

  80. Nancy
    Nancy on November 25, 2012 at 7:15 pm

    My favorite holiday food is undoubtedly cheesecake… cheesecake of all kinds, that is! I could eat pumpkin cheesecake and peppermint bark cheesecake for days. Yum!

  82. Mike
    Mike on November 25, 2012 at 7:31 pm

    I’m donating a prize (Punk/Savage poster), so remove me from any possible gift receiving, but I just wanted to comment anyway because my mom used to make me these crazy things that included peanut butter, cocoa puffs, and a baking sheet. I’ve no clue what she called them, but holy moly, were they ever fantastic. I’m sure they were super healthy too!

  83. Brittany Smith
    Brittany Smith on November 25, 2012 at 10:02 pm

    My favorite holiday foods are pumpkin pie & egg nog!

  86. Sarah
    Sarah on November 26, 2012 at 9:34 am

    My favorite holiday food is sausage balls! Definitely amazing 🙂

  87. Danielle !
    Danielle ! on November 26, 2012 at 10:05 am

    My grandma makes an apple pecan pie that I dream about all year. She made it for me on my 21st birthday (9 years ago) since it was a special occasion, but only makes it at Christmastime on the regular. It’s sweet, nutty, warm goodness, that starts in my mouth and ends in my soul.
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  89. BakeandDestroy
    BakeandDestroy on November 26, 2012 at 10:28 am

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  90. Daniela
    Daniela on November 26, 2012 at 12:28 pm

    My Nona’s home made ravioli best holiday nosh.

  92. Amanda Sparks
    Amanda Sparks on November 26, 2012 at 12:52 pm

    My favorite holiday food is my grandmother’s stuffing. It has just the right combination of sage, cornbread, white bread, and chicken. My cousins and I fight over who gets the last serving! It is truly the taste of Christmas for our family.

  95. IceburgMO
    IceburgMO on November 26, 2012 at 1:06 pm

    My numero uno fav has to be snow ice cream. It’s incredibly white trash, because you just scoop up some freshly fallen snow, mix in a bit of milk, vanilla and sugar and rock the steadily melting, probably speckled with critter crud ice cream until your face hurts.
    I always liked it with blueberry pancake syrup, myself.
    Thanks for the guide; I see a necklace and some other goodies coming for my dear baby mama (I married mine). Super cool stuff.

  99. Jo Fuller
    Jo Fuller on November 26, 2012 at 5:17 pm

    My favorite Holiday food is Pecan Pie. It has to be warm and gooey when eaten. Even when I sneak a piece for breakfast the day after Thanksgiving.

  100. thea
    thea on November 26, 2012 at 5:22 pm

    My mom always made the best hot chocolate from scratch. We were dirt poor and on welfare-part of our monthly allowance included this awful powdered milk. My mom made it awesome by turning it into this magical elixir.

  101. Christa J.
    Christa J. on November 26, 2012 at 5:26 pm

    I’m a foodie, so it’s hard to pick a favorite, but I do absolutely love chocolate pecan pie this time of the year! Pumpkin pie is a VERY close second!

  104. xZx
    xZx on November 26, 2012 at 5:36 pm

    The crushed candycane and chocolate over saltine bark the awesome Mrs. Z makes.

  105. Mel
    Mel on November 26, 2012 at 5:39 pm

    All of the pies! I never get tired of homemade pies.

  106. Sarah drotzur
    Sarah drotzur on November 26, 2012 at 5:43 pm

    Homemade Cranberry sauce. Omgz I swear I sweat cranberries for weeks from all of it that I consume. Nom

  107. neysha v.
    neysha v. on November 26, 2012 at 6:40 pm

    (Vegan) Doughnuts!

    Doughnuts are a festive little treat all year round.
    During the holidays, I enjoy the coconut doughnut from NYC’s Dun-Well Doughnuts. Coconut? Yes, I’m from the Caribbean and that’s how we do holidays!

  108. Whitney
    Whitney on November 26, 2012 at 6:54 pm

    Red. Velvet. Cupcakes.

  109. Tara
    Tara on November 26, 2012 at 7:52 pm

    I loooooove whoopie pies and my family all freak out over them. I plan on making chocolate and peanut butter this year!

    xoxo

  112. Shelby A.
    Shelby A. on November 26, 2012 at 8:32 pm

    I love eggnog. I was vegan at one point and was horribly disgusted by soy nog.

    Give me the real stuff.

  113. Matt C
    Matt C on November 26, 2012 at 9:37 pm

    I love pumpkin pie. As you can tell, I need to try more holiday foods.

  116. Em
    Em on November 26, 2012 at 9:43 pm

    I’m a food lover and it’s kinda hard to pick one dish, but one of my favorite is stuffed peppers, or as I know them chiles rellenos! And the plus is that I can eat them in every holiday and I just have to decorate them differently.
    And I also love carrot cake, with icing sugar

  118. Chelsea W
    Chelsea W on November 27, 2012 at 6:31 am

    I know it’s nothing special, but CREAMED CORN is something I make every year for Thanksgiving, so it’s special to me.

  119. Samantha Schneider
    Samantha Schneider on November 27, 2012 at 8:17 am

    I would have to say Pumpkin Pie and Peppermint Pie are my favorite. I made the banana bread french toast cupcakes for Thanksgiving morning and it was a hit so I’ll be making those for Christmas morning too. =)

  121. Julia Olson
    Julia Olson on November 27, 2012 at 8:45 am

    Swedish Cardamon Cinnamon Rolls! My mom makes them every year for friends and relatives. I now make them for my annual Little Women holiday brunch! So festive and delish!

  122. Amanda
    Amanda on November 27, 2012 at 9:04 am

    As a Jew, I always look forward to the latkes. My husband isn’t Jewish but learned how to make awesome latkes just to please me at Hanukkahtime. That’s love, y’all.

  123. Jenny P
    Jenny P on November 27, 2012 at 12:05 pm

    My favorite holiday food is a tie between pepita stuffing and broccoli casserole. Both so hearty and satisfying.

  124. Melissa
    Melissa on November 27, 2012 at 2:57 pm

    Homemade toffee! oh and bavarian spriced nuts!

  125. Heather
    Heather on November 27, 2012 at 6:17 pm

    Broccoli casserole! Its the only time of year I’ll eat anything with Velveeta in it.

  126. Jennie K
    Jennie K on November 27, 2012 at 7:27 pm

    Favorite holiday food has gotta be gingerbread cookies. I’m from New England, so my favorites have always been the ones from Santa’s Village in New Hampshire. I love the bite of the ginger in a warm, soft cookie COVERED in icing. The best!

  128. Christine D
    Christine D on November 27, 2012 at 7:57 pm

    Alright, get ready to kick my teeth in! My favorite holiday food is Ambrosia!! I know, I know, but I love every fruity, creamy, marshmellowy second of it.

  129. Christine D
    Christine D on November 27, 2012 at 7:58 pm

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  130. Keegan H
    Keegan H on November 27, 2012 at 8:26 pm

    My favorite is chocolate pie because it reminds me of my late grandma, my Nonnie. When I have a slice, its like she is right there with me.

  131. Amanda UK
    Amanda UK on November 28, 2012 at 2:54 am

    I can’t enter the giveaway but I wanted to state how awesome this post is. I ‘ve loved reading through it…

  132. Alicia
    Alicia on November 28, 2012 at 11:46 am

    My favorite Christmas food is my Grandma’s Christmas cookies. I love helping her frost and decorate them.

  133. Kristen G.
    Kristen G. on November 28, 2012 at 11:49 am

    It’s a toss up between stuffing & pumpkin bread. Stuffing because my family usually has more than one kind – a standard stuffing and then someone spreads their culinary wings and makes something fancy like cornbread or apple cranberry stuffing. Pumpkin bread because, well… it’s freaking amazing….

  134. Dawn
    Dawn on November 28, 2012 at 12:18 pm

    Egg nog!

  135. Rachel Kitty Cupples
    Rachel Kitty Cupples on November 28, 2012 at 12:27 pm

    My favorite holiday food would have to be white chocolate covered pretzels coated in candy cane pcs! YUMMERS.

  137. Nancy Perez
    Nancy Perez on November 28, 2012 at 2:53 pm

    Pozole and tamales never gets old for me… 😀

  138. Calli
    Calli on November 28, 2012 at 6:41 pm

    lemon meringue pie!

  139. Alesha
    Alesha on November 28, 2012 at 7:04 pm

    Not specifically a holiday recipe, but a friend passed along a recipe for a vegan potato salad. I guess you would call it that…you roast potatoes and green beans in this amazing mustard sauce…oh drool… The best part is, I made it as a side for thanksgiving, and my 2 year old daughter loved it too!!! Since she’s the most honest critic, I trust her opinion the most!

  141. Caitie
    Caitie on November 28, 2012 at 7:32 pm

    My mom makes really great baked macaroni and cheese – it’s my favorite!

  142. Kristen S
    Kristen S on November 28, 2012 at 7:37 pm

    Pumpkin pie and cranberry sauce have always been my favorite and I’ve never eaten a recipe of the two that I didn’t like.

  143. Madison
    Madison on November 28, 2012 at 7:38 pm

    My favorite holiday food are cookies! Sugar, gingerbread, and many more! They can double as festive decorations. And there’s something about how none are exactly the same which makes them all the more fun to eat around the holidays. Everyone has their go to holiday cookie recipie and I sure love them all!

  144. Bree G.
    Bree G. on November 28, 2012 at 7:50 pm

    Hands down my favorite food this season : Chai tea cupcakes.
    They are like the holiday spirit in your mouth.

  145. Claudine
    Claudine on November 28, 2012 at 7:55 pm

    Following in my family tradition I like to make/eat Struffoli, I also like to make Cannoli during the holidays.

  146. Melissa N.
    Melissa N. on November 28, 2012 at 8:01 pm

    My favorite is caramel apple cheesecake. It is best when I can use apples that come from my trees.

  148. Cassandra
    Cassandra on November 28, 2012 at 11:04 pm

    Christmas cookies! I also make my friend Amy’s Mom’s chocolate caramels. It’s better when she makes them for me. Caramel burns. Plus, she cuts me a brownie size piece!

  149. Heather M.
    Heather M. on November 29, 2012 at 7:05 am

    I love anything pumpkin, especially tofu pumpkin pie or my colonial pumpkin puddings.

  150. Christy
    Christy on November 29, 2012 at 11:39 am

    My FAVORITE holiday food is … my grandma’s homemade Amaretto sauce for strawberries… I commit some serious sauce faux pas and usually commit to a 3:1 sauce to strawberry ratio every year at our family dinner. It is… UH-MAZING.

  151. Kim
    Kim on November 29, 2012 at 11:44 am

    hmmm I got to go with Pumpkin pie. I always love it and I cannot wait for it to come in stores.

  152. Amy D.
    Amy D. on November 29, 2012 at 11:52 am

    My favorite holiday food has to be homemade stollen – it’s hard to find a good store bought one so I usually beg a family member to make it for me and ship it to Chicago. One day I’ll find that family recipe…one day…

  153. Jolene Orlowski
    Jolene Orlowski on November 29, 2012 at 11:55 am

    It”s so hard to limit it to just one favorite holiday food, but if I must I would say Pumpkin Spice Cupcakes with cream cheese frosting. Ermagherd, yum!!

  154. Tater
    Tater on November 29, 2012 at 12:19 pm

    Molasses cookies are my favorite holiday food. They smell awesome while baking, and they were my grandpa’s favorite, so whenever I bake them, I think of him, and feel just a liiiiiiittle bit closer to my family who is a billion miles away.

    I love this guide by the way, I have SO many good ideas now! Thank you!

  155. Liz Goold
    Liz Goold on November 29, 2012 at 1:19 pm

    peppermint chocolate cupcakes are definitely my favorite food to eat around the holidays

  157. Krissy Guzman
    Krissy Guzman on November 29, 2012 at 1:22 pm

    My all time favorite thing to eat this time of year are my grandma’s Mexican sugar cookies. It’s an old family recipe that never gets old. Everyone always steals extra cookies even though she would make every one their own box of cookies. Now everyone tries and fails to make them just the way she would. What I would give to have a batch of cookies the way she made them.

  161. Sus Lew
    Sus Lew on November 29, 2012 at 2:38 pm

    My fav holiday food is my dear friend Miles’ mac n cheese. I’ll eat this 365 days/year thus making every day a food holiday for me. Second to that, toss me some chestnut stuffing and I’m all yours. Having chosen those two, I’m sad to report that I’m currently on a no-carb diet.
    Viva Moz ~ Sus

  162. Tiffany
    Tiffany on November 29, 2012 at 2:49 pm

    my fave holiday food is eggnog..ya its a food in my book

  163. Soledad
    Soledad on November 29, 2012 at 2:54 pm

    My favorite holiday food has to be my Grandmas tamales. She makes them every year and I’ve only recently began to help her with them. She puts her hands in everything and everything is made from scratch. Shes magical.

  164. Victoria Drumm
    Victoria Drumm on November 29, 2012 at 3:14 pm

    It’s a bit labor intensive, but nothing gets me in the holiday spirit like a Buche de Noel. I make one most years, with cocoa dust and marzipan mushrooms on top c:

  165. Amanda
    Amanda on November 29, 2012 at 4:09 pm

    My favorite holiday dessert is seafoam salad, my Dad nicknamed it “green stuff” it’s got lime jello, cream cheese, whip cream and pears in it!

  168. Kristin
    Kristin on November 29, 2012 at 7:43 pm

    My favorite holiday food has to be my grandma’s recipe for bacon wraps. Sooo bad for you, but way too delicious to not eat 20 haha.

  169. Sarah Oliver
    Sarah Oliver on November 29, 2012 at 9:11 pm

    I love me some tofurky, giiirl!!!!

  172. Stephanie
    Stephanie on November 29, 2012 at 9:30 pm

    My favorite holiday food is hands down my mom’s homemade mashed potatoes. And no matter how many times I try, I can never get mine to taste just like hers! ha

  175. Yvette Avalos
    Yvette Avalos on November 30, 2012 at 3:14 pm

    My favorite holiday food is my mom’s vegan friendly spinach dip. 🙂 yum

  176. Charlein
    Charlein on November 30, 2012 at 7:01 pm

    My favorite holiday food is turkey. I love to make cold sandwiches for the next week after having it for dinner! 🙂

  177. Josh
    Josh on November 30, 2012 at 7:08 pm

    Peppermint bark. My mom makes a ton of it every year, and I always eat most of it. 😀

  179. Rachael G
    Rachael G on November 30, 2012 at 7:22 pm

    Snickerdoodles are my favorite!

  180. Whitney R.
    Whitney R. on November 30, 2012 at 7:23 pm

    Chocolate chip cookies, warm out of the oven!

  181. Jen Frost
    Jen Frost on November 30, 2012 at 7:38 pm

    Russian Tea Cakes and Homemade Fudge!

  182. Katie Rose
    Katie Rose on November 30, 2012 at 7:45 pm

    I’d have to go with either pumpkin pie or peppermint bark, yum either way!

  183. alisha d.
    alisha d. on November 30, 2012 at 7:48 pm

    Either celery sticks with cream cheese and green olives on top, or my mama’s homemade peanut brittle :3

  184. Adri M.
    Adri M. on November 30, 2012 at 7:51 pm

    Pumpkin bread pudding wins every time.

  185. Emily
    Emily on November 30, 2012 at 8:00 pm

    At the moment, I would have to say that chocolate covered peanut butter balls are my favorite, or at the very least, the food I’m looking most forward to eating.

  187. dixie O'falldrunks
    dixie O'falldrunks on November 30, 2012 at 8:24 pm

    Pretty much any holiday yummies… My aunt in Tampa always makes a huge dessert Buffet… Lil fruit cake bites, tiny pies, generally yummy stuff.

  188. Thea
    Thea on November 30, 2012 at 8:35 pm

    As a super fatty, I love all holiday foods. However, I have a special place in my heart for stuffing… and Tofurky… and anything sweet. Don’t make me choose!

  189. Megan W.
    Megan W. on November 30, 2012 at 10:46 pm

    Favorite holiday food, huh? There’s too many! Haha. I’d have to go with the pumpkin cheesecake my aunts girlfriend makes on Thanksgiving. It’s perfect. Or the glazed spiral ham on Christmas. I love food. All of it.

  192. Jennifer W
    Jennifer W on December 1, 2012 at 9:16 am

    It would be a tough toss up between rolls and butter and mashed potatoes and gravy.

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