[Robsia]

Oh, everything.

But then I wasn't on a diet over Christmas.

[lucky]

Thanksgiving it was a slice of some sort of apple pie that had walnuts, and struesel topped with homemade whipped cream. We didn't do a traditional Christmas dinner so I made a single serving portion of chicken and dressing (the only part of a Christmas dinner that I care about anyway) and ate it with cranberry sauce.

About 5 minutes ago I had an ooey gooey chocolate chip cookie just out of the oven. I've had treats here and there along the way but it has been a looooong time since I've allowed myself an ooey gooey straight from the oven chocolate chip cookie - and it was worth EVERY calorie!

[telemetrynurse]

sweet potato souffle with a coconut pecan crunchy topping
YUMMMMMMMMM........................

[jules1216]

Made my Nanny's baked macaroni & cheese and leftovers are as good the second and third time as when it comes out of the oven.

[almostheaven]

OK, one thing? I would have to say it was the...

food

You don't really expect me to coose between the pumpkin pie, peach pie, banana pudding, chocolate covered cherries, or fried ice cream at that Mexican restaurant do you?

[Cyl53]

I would have to say I couldn't resist my Mom's homemade stuffing. She makes the best I've every tasted!!!

Cyl

[DimondInTheRough]

Christmas dessert

[Kamily828]

Originally Posted by Robsia

Oh, everything.

But then I wasn't on a diet over Christmas.

Same here. I made some delicious caramel pecan cheesecake bars and gave them as gifts. Of course I had to sample them to be sure they were ok.

fried ice cream at that Mexican restaurant

I love fried ice cream. Ive only had it once at our fave Mexican place. I split it with hubby and the kids. It was great!

[LLV]

Grandma's chicken and noodles.

It's a family tradition for grandma to make homemade chicken and noodles every year for Thanksgiving. We're talking ALL homemade, including the pasta. Big, thick yummy noodles. I ate a big portion and loved every minute of it. But then I usually don't worry about calories on holidays. I eat and enjoy it and then put it behind me.

[Sheba's Mom]

Rasberry Truffles and Schwan's Mint Pie. Make my mouth water just to think about them.

[LLV]

Originally Posted by Sheba's Mom

Rasberry Truffles and Schwan's Mint Pie. Make my mouth water just to think about them.

We get Schwan's too

[susie_sunshine]

I drank my calories- red wine- sambucca- kalhua....mmmmmmm

[stacylambert]

Yummy yummy I love food. But then most of us do huh? While Thanksgiving and both Christmas dinners were great (of course they were, I cooked! ), I have to say the stuff I ate in Pa that I don't usually get. First MTO's from Sheetz including chili dogs, cheese fries, and subs. I miss Sheetz so much. I literally have not been IN a gas station in California. Also anything from Eat n Park. Especially when the put gravy on it. I LOVE LOVE LOVE gravy fries.

[ozzie_pink]

ok you want me to pick one?
Lindor chocolate balls, absolute deliciousness. I could live on it, it is the elixer of life-can't have it every week but it's worth it as a treat.
And ,what you were really expecting just one? , home made pavlova-which, if you have never tried it, is like a big meringe slightly soft and chewy in the centre with cream, mangoes and raspberries and blueberries on top. It's actually not as high cal as it sounds, only about 150-200cals, and really really good

[Retro]

I am from South Louisiana so every holiday's staple meal is Gumbo. My Uncle makes the best Gumbo ever, and it was worth every single calorie!