No its not illegal to eat mince pies on Christmas Day. Why would shops sell mince pies if it was illegal to eat them on Christmas day. If it was illegal, then shops wouldn't sell them.
It is not illegal to eat mince pies on Christmas day.
Believe it or not but its mince pies, Oliver Cromwell banned mince pies and that law has never been rescinded so mince pies are illegal.
No, why would they exist if we weren't allowed to eat them? However, an old out-dated law in the UK still states that it is illegal to eat Mince Pies on Christmas day.
if you either have mince pies or can make them then of course you can eat them, there is no rule against it!
Cromwell
The nursery rhyme "Sing a Song of Sixpence" refers to mince pies in the line "Four and twenty blackbirds baked in a pie." This rhyme mentions mince pie as being a popular dish served to King Henry VIII in England during the 16th century.
Boxing day is some how traditional but on boxing day expensive stuff that you would like would be less expensive and you can get the stuff you would like that is what you do on boxing day or you can just stay home while everybody get there gifts after christmas
Medieval Christmas feasts varied depending on the region and social class, but common dishes included roasted meat like boar or goose, game birds, pies, and dishes flavored with spices such as cinnamon, ginger, and nutmeg. Other popular foods included mince pies, plum pudding, and a variety of sweets made from honey and dried fruits.
Santa was playing around one day and he found a banana... which Mrs Claus wasn't too happy about....... After all the commotion, Mrs Claus went off with Rudolph, and had a strange love affair. Mr Claus, after finding out, overdosed on Mince pies and warm milk and was manipulated by an elf. he never saw a fragment of shiny christmas wrapping paper again...
Not in any country I've ever heard of!
Because Christmas in Australia occurs in mid-summer, desserts are usually lighter than those found in the northern hemisphere, where it is winter. The ever-popular pavlova with fresh cream and fruit is often consumed, as are flavoured ice creams and "Christmas logs", made with ice cream, chocolate, nuts and various other things. Trifle is also common, as is fruit salad. For desserts, Christmas cakes based on the heavy fruit cakes and puddings as made in Britain (and usually served with custard, cream or ice cream) are still popular, as are fruit mince pies.
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