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作者:點點星河  於 2011-1-4 05:34 發表於 最熱鬧的華人社交網路--貝殼村

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這個小紅袋子里的東西就是~~~~~~~~















一隻薄荷小糖豬。這是西方過聖誕時的一個小傳統。吃過聖誕大餐后,全家人圍坐在一起,輪番講述過去這一年中的美好記憶同時憧憬來年的好運,然後拿小鎚子把袋子里的小糖豬砸一下,每講一件事就砸一下,小糖豬被砸的越碎,說明這過去和未來的一年越是美好的。最後大家把砸碎的糖分吃掉。

The Peppermint Pig
Tale Of The Peppermint Pig -- A Saratoga Christmas Tradition!

The tradition of the famous Peppermint Pig™ started ages ago in the 1880's with candy makers in Saratoga Springs NY. It's a festive way to celebrate the holidays, and the tradition is even more popular today than it was throughout its early years.
In Victorian culture, the pig represented good health, happiness and prosperity. Old fashioned candy makers fashioned the Peppermint Pigs™ each year during the holiday season. These sweet treats were made of hard peppermint candy --similar in taste and texture to a candy cane -- and appropriately colored a very festive pink!

When families gathered together at Christmas for the holiday meal, the tradition was to break the Peppermint Pig™ after dinner (inside a small cloth pouch) using a miniature hammer. All family members would then share in eating the sweet candy pieces, hoping for good fortune in the coming year.

Today, the Peppermint Pig™ remains a fun and heartwarming tradition at holiday tables all around the nation. In addition to the traditional 8-oz. Peppermint Pig™ there is also a 3-oz. Peppermint "Piglet" -- either would certainly make a sweet and memorable holiday tradition... with Victorian roots!

Though the Peppermint Pig™ is sold all over the nation, Saratoga County is its hometown, and to this day they are made nowhere else!

Where Can I Buy A Peppermint Pig?
Looking to give a unique and meaningful gift or to start a timeless family tradition this holiday season? Pick up the famous pink Peppermint Pig! It comes in a few different sizes and is available online or in local gift shops here in the Saratoga region, including Saratoga Sweets, Crafter's Gallery, Impressions of Saratoga and The Candy Co. of Saratoga. For a fun twist, you may also be able to find some Peppermint Pig 'Poop' to go along with this gift! What a great way to say, "Merry Christmas!"
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回復 九畹 2011-1-4 05:36
真是這樣啊,俺還是第一次聽說呢,俺家鬼子家咋沒提這個呢,讓俺長見識了,謝謝點點啊
回復 shaitthis 2011-1-4 05:37
哇 還有這麼一說啊。哈哈
回復 wcat 2011-1-4 05:38
豬豬不高興了
回復 點點星河 2011-1-4 05:39
九畹: 真是這樣啊,俺還是第一次聽說呢,俺家鬼子家咋沒提這個呢,讓俺長見識了,謝謝點點啊
The Peppermint Pig
Tale Of The Peppermint Pig -- A Saratoga Christmas Tradition!

The tradition of the famous Peppermint Pig™ started ages ago in the 1880's with candy makers in Saratoga Springs NY. It's a festive way to celebrate the holidays, and the tradition is even more popular today than it was throughout its early years.
In Victorian culture, the pig represented good health, happiness and prosperity. Old fashioned candy makers fashioned the Peppermint Pigs™ each year during the holiday season. These sweet treats were made of hard peppermint candy --similar in taste and texture to a candy cane -- and appropriately colored a very festive pink!

When families gathered together at Christmas for the holiday meal, the tradition was to break the Peppermint Pig™ after dinner (inside a small cloth pouch) using a miniature hammer. All family members would then share in eating the sweet candy pieces, hoping for good fortune in the coming year.

Today, the Peppermint Pig™ remains a fun and heartwarming tradition at holiday tables all around the nation. In addition to the traditional 8-oz. Peppermint Pig™ there is also a 3-oz. Peppermint "Piglet" -- either would certainly make a sweet and memorable holiday tradition... with Victorian roots!

Though the Peppermint Pig™ is sold all over the nation, Saratoga County is its hometown, and to this day they are made nowhere else!

Where Can I Buy A Peppermint Pig?
Looking to give a unique and meaningful gift or to start a timeless family tradition this holiday season? Pick up the famous pink Peppermint Pig! It comes in a few different sizes and is available online or in local gift shops here in the Saratoga region, including Saratoga Sweets, Crafter's Gallery, Impressions of Saratoga and The Candy Co. of Saratoga. For a fun twist, you may also be able to find some Peppermint Pig 'Poop' to go along with this gift! What a great way to say, "Merry Christmas!"
回復 點點星河 2011-1-4 05:40
shaitthis: 哇 還有這麼一說啊。哈哈
是啊是啊,看看給九畹回復吧。好玩吧!
回復 點點星河 2011-1-4 05:41
wcat: 豬豬不高興了
哈哈哈,的確,小糖豬豬粉身碎骨了。
回復 wcat 2011-1-4 05:42
點點星河: 哈哈哈,的確,小糖豬豬粉身碎骨了。
不敲小飛牙,砸豬豬,抗議!
回復 九畹 2011-1-4 05:42
點點星河: The Peppermint Pig
Tale Of The Peppermint Pig -- A Saratoga Christmas Tradition!

The tradition of the famous Peppermint Pig™ started ages ago i ...
謝謝,俺copy給俺先生,質問他為什麼不給俺準備個小豬
回復 shaitthis 2011-1-4 05:42
點點星河: The Peppermint Pig
Tale Of The Peppermint Pig -- A Saratoga Christmas Tradition!

The tradition of the famous Peppermint Pig™ started ages ago i ...
哈哈哈 好玩!
回復 點點星河 2011-1-4 05:43
九畹: 謝謝,俺copy給俺先生,質問他為什麼不給俺準備個小豬
哈哈,「質問」二字用的好哈!
回復 九畹 2011-1-4 05:47
點點星河: 哈哈,「質問」二字用的好哈!
不過說實話,你那小豬多可愛啊,砸了好可惜的。我要是在,一定抱著不放~不給砸
回復 點點星河 2011-1-4 05:51
九畹: 不過說實話,你那小豬多可愛啊,砸了好可惜的。我要是在,一定抱著不放~不給砸
呵呵,這小豬做的的確很精緻的,但既然有這樣已個傳統,不讓砸也說不過去呀!也許正因為如此,砸的時候才套在袋子了,不去看它的慘狀?
回復 鵝黃柳綠 2011-1-4 05:52
真有意思,還是頭一次聽說呢~呵呵。那砸碎以後呢?是不是大家就吃掉了?
回復 點點星河 2011-1-4 05:53
鵝黃柳綠: 真有意思,還是頭一次聽說呢~呵呵。那砸碎以後呢?是不是大家就吃掉了?
對啊對啊,你好聰明啊!然後大家把碎糖分著吃掉。
回復 鵝黃柳綠 2011-1-4 05:55
點點星河: 對啊對啊,你好聰明啊!然後大家把碎糖分著吃掉。
其實,是我也想吃啊   
回復 點點星河 2011-1-4 05:56
鵝黃柳綠: 其實,是我也想吃啊    
那今年的聖誕節別忘了去買一隻小糖豬豬來哈!
回復 九畹 2011-1-4 05:56
點點星河: 呵呵,這小豬做的的確很精緻的,但既然有這樣已個傳統,不讓砸也說不過去呀!也許正因為如此,砸的時候才套在袋子了,不去看它的慘狀?
可憐的小豬。下輩子死也不要當豬
回復 點點星河 2011-1-4 05:59
九畹: 可憐的小豬。下輩子死也不要當豬
       人家盒子就有那樣的胸懷說,「這輩子吃了不少動物,下輩子準備做動物,也來給人吃吃。」
回復 鵝黃柳綠 2011-1-4 06:00
點點星河: 那今年的聖誕節別忘了去買一隻小糖豬豬來哈!
嗯,我真得去現場看看這種小糖豬豬~以前還真沒有注意過呢,呵呵~多謝科普啦
回復 九畹 2011-1-4 06:03
點點星河:           人家盒子就有那樣的胸懷說,「這輩子吃了不少動物,下輩子準備做動物,也來給人吃吃。」
俺可比不過她,俺怕疼   
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