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Posted December 09, 2011
A Blizzard of Bonus Codes is On the Way!

As we discussed on Monday, our holiday celebrations are continuing; in place of our usual weekend promo, though, we thought that we would share the gift of classic gaming, because that’s what the holidays are all about, right?

We have a variety of games we’ll be giving away over the course of the next 48 hours, through here on GOG.com as well as through our main social media channels of Facebook and Twitter. If you’d like to maximize your likelihood of winning sweet holiday loot from GOG, be sure to follow and friend us!

Okay, that’s enough pre-giveaway banter, let’s get on to the juicy part.

This giveaway has ended; we're starting another one at 1700 GMT this evening. Check back in then!
We're going through all of the submissions and will be randomly awarding winners their games via PM shortly.

EDIT: The last giveaway has started. Check out the new thread!
Post edited December 11, 2011 by Thiev
Posted December 11, 2011
Christmas cookies are the best!
Posted December 11, 2011
Ham and Pumpkin Pie
Posted December 11, 2011
Do candy canes count as a holiday food? There are some really yummy non-peppermint candy canes out there, although the peppermint ones are tasty too.
Posted December 11, 2011
Goose, definitly goose
Posted December 11, 2011
Sauerkraut and mushroom dumplings, of course. Just for pure outlandishness of it :)
Posted December 11, 2011
Romeritos

Although sadly enough as much as I love thew taste of this Mexican Christmas dish it does not seem to agree with my British stomach...
Posted December 11, 2011
cool. Some benefit for needing to wake up ridiculously early on a Sunday. I'm going to answer the question in a less obvious way and say monster munch, because I tend to spread the word of roast beef monster munch when I visit friends abroad - thus it is the ultimate holiday food, as I bring this shining example of our culture to foreign lands as a taste ambassador.

Timmy Mallet doesn't approve of adding his name to just anything.
Posted December 11, 2011
You know it's going to be a treat/dessert right?

I'll go with Peanut Brittle. That stuff is addictive.
Posted December 11, 2011
ham lots and lots of ham
Posted December 11, 2011
egg nog all the way
Posted December 11, 2011
Stuffing for sure.
Posted December 11, 2011
A lot of chocolate Santas
Posted December 11, 2011
Stuffed duck, potatos with vegtables. Just made my holiday
Posted December 11, 2011
Pound cake and Lemon Sauce. Made by me, from my grandmother's recipe.
Posted December 11, 2011
It's octopus for sure!
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