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What (who) is yule log - definition
Yule log
![Badnjak logs burning in the hearth, Christmas Eve in [[Dalmatia]].](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Badnjak - Trogir, Croatia.jpg?width=200 "Badnjak logs burning in the hearth, Christmas Eve in [[Dalmatia]].")
![Cacho fio Noël celebrations in [[Beaumes-de-Venise]].](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Embrasement de la bûche du cacho fio.jpg?width=200 "Cacho fio Noël celebrations in [[Beaumes-de-Venise]].")
SPECIALLY SELECTED LOG BURNT ON A HEARTH AS A CHRISTMAS TRADITION IN PARTS OF EUROPE
Chocolate yule log; Yule Log; Yule Clog; Yule Block; Gule Block; Stock of the Mock; Y Bloccyn Gwylian; Yeel Carline; Bloc na Nollaig; Christklotz; Christbrand; Weihnachtsscheit; Mock log; Blukis
The Yule log, Yule clog, or Christmas block is a specially selected log burnt on a hearth as a winter tradition in regions of Europe, particularly the United Kingdom, and subsequently North America. The origin of the folk custom is unclear.
yule log
SPECIALLY SELECTED LOG BURNT ON A HEARTH AS A CHRISTMAS TRADITION IN PARTS OF EUROPE
Chocolate yule log; Yule Log; Yule Clog; Yule Block; Gule Block; Stock of the Mock; Y Bloccyn Gwylian; Yeel Carline; Bloc na Nollaig; Christklotz; Christbrand; Weihnachtsscheit; Mock log; Blukis
¦ noun a large log traditionally burnt in the hearth on Christmas Eve.
?a log-shaped chocolate cake eaten at Christmas.
Yule log (cake)
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TRADITIONAL DESSERT SPONGE CAKE, MADE TO RESEMBLE A MINIATURE YULE LOG AND TRADITIONALLY SERVED NEAR CHRISTMAS
Bouche de Noël; Buche de Noel; Bouche de Noel; Bûche de Noël; Log cake; Bûche de noël
A Yule log or bûche de Noël () is a traditional Christmas cake, often served as a dessert near Christmas, especially in France, Belgium, Switzerland, and several former French colonies such as Canada, Vietnam, and Lebanon.
Examples of use of yule log
1. Its very realness is one of the epiphanies of the national yule log.
2. The National Park Service calls it "Ye Olde Yule Log," burning in a pit on the Ellipse near the National Christmas Tree, just down from the White House.
3. But they hadn‘t, and the Gestapo picked them up." A wonderful family who had hidden him over Christmas – treating him to a six–course meal, including ice cream in the shape of a Yule log – were arrested.
4. Fury as public transport is closed down for Christmas The yule log jam: Thousands of gifts bought online won‘t arrive in time for Christmas Day Thousands of Christmas holidaymakers sleep rough at Heathrow after fog causes travel chaos "I think there will be the best January sales customers have seen for some years.
5. Interest rates are likely to be cut four times next year Most popular stories News » Entire site » Madeleine: Police hunt for Gerry‘s missing tennis bag, which could have contained her – or her body Stunning photograph of fog–covered Canary Wharf – as thousands of Christmas holidaymakers face travel chaos Foxy Knoxy ‘gave herself away by revealing a murder detail only the killer would know‘ The yule log jam: Thousands of gifts bought online won‘t arrive in time for Christmas Day Yob ‘killed father with single punch and then celebrated as if he‘d scored a goal‘ More detailed results » News » Entire site » Downsizing Jordan: How Katie Price shrank her assets in time for Christmas Strictly Come Dancing queen Alesha ‘dating‘ runner–up Matt – but he‘s got his eye on Flavia Fox family fury as Billie bans children from wedding Fergie: Is her Ł2m Weight Watchers deal over now she‘s piled on the pounds? ‘This isn‘t the country I grew up in.