Which type of log is a European... | Quizzland Trivia Answers

Player#MaBe

there's a wonderful chocolate cake made with rum called a Yule log

micron9999

Great idea. Bring in a piece of the forest and stash it under your bed. I wonder what crawled out of it when it warmed up.

luckycatfay

Ooh I feel all festive now.

Uninitialized

I would love to see all the different colors of flames seems really enjoyable to watch

Player #13734847

So many years with the custom without the history. Thanks

Player #10628065

I love Christmas!!

Player #15054444

Player #14000636, I agree! The question should ask what the log is called, not what "type" it is.

Player nawa

Stored it under a bed! Yikes! Wondering how many houses burnt because log wasn't completely out?

Tacobelle

Uninitialized, you can buy little packets of the chemicals. People use them for campfires. I don't know how safe it is to use indoors

K SOZE

CHOCOLATE YULE LOGS, DELICIOUS !😋

meka

I wonder how many houses burned down at Chrismas when there was half a whopping great tree sticking out of the fireplace!😯

Veritas

Uninitialized, I once witnessed a pinecone tossed in the fireplace make a deep blue flame

Player #120374466

Player #29089582, They may have practiced it in the past.

Player #120374466

Uninitialized, I wonder what all those minerals burning smelled like?

Tony

Superstition. Burn a little each night to keep the boogey man away.

arohanui

Player #15054444, especially as you'd never find a mistletoe log 😂

HedyMichel

Love the history of traditions. So many times we just do these things because we grew up with them and have no idea why. Thank you, this one was wonderful!

papita bonita

Which Tyler, it's not traditional in Denmark!

Giaof2

Aww I got it wrong

TJ SISTA

An I love that time of year.

Which Tyler

Player #29089582, out of 44. European countries, it's traditional in UK, France, Germany, Belgium. Netherlands, Luxembourg, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark - at the very least. So 22% at the very least (Wiki includes the Balkans for a few more, and I think Ireland has have something similar) You not being familiar with it =/= it not being traditional