Why do we celebrate a Jewish guy by eating ham?

Call me crazy, but it seems weird to me that we would celebrate someone with a meal they couldn’t eat. If you think about it, it’s kind of rude. And for my Christian readers: He’s your messiah! Come on! Show some respect! You can’t celebrate someone who was crucified and died for your sins with a meal they could enjoy? Yeah, I know, he isn’t eating it, but still though.

Back to the question at hand: How did eating ham for Christmas become a tradition?

As it turns out eating ham on Christmas isn’t so weird, after all. It’s simply a mixing of traditions. When you eat ham on Christmas, you aren’t weirdly celebrating a Jewish guy with ham. You’re honoring ancient traditions and rituals.

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