CRAKER
We echo a thing called craker is a tube that you put with wrapping paper and wrap it and going to your estiras by both ends and it makes a noise and leave things like a Crown of paper, a card and a gift, as they do: because they are two rolls of paper, you put wrapping paper and wrap it and do two exstremos and decoras.hemos echo an invisible friend but with the crakerami I play Samuel, to Eloy played ami, and gave me a bar of chocolate, sweets haribo and a card.I Samuel gave sweets, a card, a paper Crown and a picture of when he was small.The craker comes from England, they celebrate it when it is Christmas and the Crown put it for dinner on Christmas Eve and celebrated as well.The inventor (inventor) of the Christmas Cracker was Tom Smith in London in 1847, was the owner of a candy store (shop). At the beginning "crackers" were candies (sweets) wrapped in paper with a small strip of paper with a slogan (motto) or written joke. His inspiration for the noise (noise) when the cracker breaks was the noise of the fire - when you put a piece of wood in the fire did crackle. Years later evolved the crackers, candies moved (changed) by gifts that were called "cosaque" (cossak) after a few years replaced the name with "cracker". Cuandeo Tom Smith died his sons continued with the company (company) and introduced.Along with mistletoe, the Turkey and Christmas tree, the 'crackers' for Christmas are an integral part of the celebration of the year end festivities in the United Kingdom and other Commonwealth countries. The 'cracks' traditionally break at the table after Christmas dinner or other celebrations of this fantastic season.
