For over 170 years, crackers have graced the tables of our Christmas meals, considered as much of a fixture during the festive feast as the turkey itself. While eye-roll-inducing jokes and silly ...

There are only a few days until December 25, when Brits will be doing a certain tradition that is almost two centuries old at the Christmas dinner table which Americans are utterly bewildered by ...

Read on to find the best luxury crackers and bonbons to treat your guests to this Christmas.

Sample the very best of the MOTH cocktail collection in the name of Christmas with festive crackers from the festival-favourite label.

PULLING POWER I tested top Christmas crackers – budget store had best toys & cost less than HALF of posh supermarket rival ...

Canadian shocked after discovering Aussie Christmas bon bons A Canadian tourist has had his mind blown after discovering a beloved Aussie Christmas tradition — bonbons aka Christmas crackers.

Who invented Christmas Crackers and when did pulling Christmas Cracker begin The first ever Christmas cracker was invented by confectioner Tom Smith, at his sweet shop in Clerkenwell, London.

For those unfamiliar with Christmas crackers, they’re an often colourful paper or cardboard package pulled by two people sitting next to each other.

T3's round-up of the best Christmas crackers, featuring fun games, luxury gifts and top accessories ...

Christmas crackers, the colourful cardboard tubes that make a bang, provide a joke and deliver a paper hat when pulled apart, are not simply unpopular in the US but are 'very unknown', according ...

The ‘bizarre’ Aussie Christmas tradition confusing Americans A scene in Bluey has left US fans scratching their heads, but Aussies had no idea it was a unique ritual.

Nope, we're not talking about edible crackers (we call those biscuits for cheese, though). These are a very important staple at the Christmas dinner table. A Christmas cracker is a cardboard tube ...