We are in Toronto for the holidays and because it is just a few more days until Christmas,
today we decided to come into the city and visit Toronto Christmas Market.
Four calling birds, three French hens, two turtle doves and a partridge in a pear tree.
You can't come to a Christmas market and not get any food.
I just got myself a nice Oktoberfest sausage.
This looks amazing, I am so hungry I haven't had lunch yet.
Big bite.
Oh it burns.
It burns.
My turn.
Oh.
It's tasty.
You've got to eat and drink to stay warm out here.
It is cold.
Can you see the steam coming off of it.
Hahaha.
You know it is good when you can't chew.
When your mouth is so full.
So if you're really hungry and you've got twelve dollars to spare why not come and grab
a turkey leg.
They're enormous.
And there is just tonnes of people gnawing on them right now.
I got myself a nice hot cup of mulled wine and they actually offered to put whisky in
it so it has got a really nice kick to it.
You're gonna get drunk out on the street.
Mmm.
It is going to keep us warm.
How is it?
Oh, it smells so good.
I wish we had smell-o-vision.
Mmmm, nice spices.
Smell-o-vision.
Yeah.
So for anyone who has never tried mulled wine before one of the biggest differences is just
the amount of spices in it.
It has got a real kick to it.
It's got a lot of spice and it just goes down really nice and warm.
And coming in at 10 bucks you better believe it that I'm not going to waste so much as
a drop.
For last minute shoppers you can still buy your Christmas tree.
They are right behind me.
Chestnuts roasting on an open fire.
That is a little scary Sam.
Six geese are laying, five golden rings.
For anyone interested in visiting the Christmas market next year, it is open most of December.
We are here today on December 21st and it is actually the last day, so you'll want to
try and do it a bit earlier in the month.
And also it is really busy on weekends, so try and come during the week so you can have
more of a magical experience and really have the place to yourself.