

Digging through the Christmas Room at a recent estate sale I was joined by another shopper. She grabbed a blown glass pickle ornament and said: “Score – I found my Christmas Tree Pickle”
I guess I must have looked a bit confused, because she then explained:
“You have to have a Pickle on your Christmas Tree – It’s an old German Tradition.”
With her blown glass pickle in her hand, she triumphantly left the room.
I’d never heard of a German Tradition involving Christmas Trees and Pickles so when I returned home I ‘Googled It’ and sure enough there’s information all over the Internet….
Here’s a link to The Christmas Pickle’s History