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Gen Z has taken a step ahead and introduced four new terms that define dating (and non dating) this festive season. From Masterdating to Fizzling, here are some of the new terms introduced by Gen Z!

Fizzling, Masterdating:  New dating and non-dating terms Gen Z is using this Christmas

Gen Z has taken a step ahead and introduced four new terms that define dating (and non dating) this festive season. From Masterdating to Fizzling, here are some of the new terms introduced by Gen Z!

The festive season is all about eating good food, going on vacations, and spending time with your loved ones. However, unlike movies, Christmas and New Year are not all about holding hands and walking in the snow, especially for Gen Z. Real-life dating is more messy and not all lovey-dovey. Along the same lines, Gen Z has picked four terms to describe dating (and non-dating) this festive season.&nbsp;
<h3>Gen Z's New Terms for Festival Dating</h3>
Tinselling
Gen Z's have introduced a new term 'Tinselling' to describe dating during the Christmas season. Named after the shiny Christmas decorative item Tinsel, 'Tinselling' means sweeping your problems under the carpet and dealing with them once the holiday season is over.
Fizzling
Another term Gen Z has been using is 'Fizzling'. This meant that the relationship between two individuals is fizzling out, more so during the festive season. Whether it is the pressure of giving gifts or having to meet families, many relationships end as the year draws to a close.
Masterdating
Gen Z also believes in self-love aka 'Masterdating'. This refers to a date you go for by yourself. This is especially true for those who are single and are feeling left out during the Christmas and New Year season.
Cuffing Season
Another term Gen Z introduced is 'cuffing season'. This refers to the need to have someone to cuddle with during the winter months. The need to find a person to cuddle and spend time with is driven by the loneliness that the season brings along.
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Ranbir and Alia greeted the paparazzi with a smile before entering the venue.

Christmas 2023: Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt, Pooja Bhatt, Karan Johar celebrate at Soni Razdan's home 

Ranbir and Alia greeted the paparazzi with a smile before entering the venue.

Star couple Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor, Shaheen Bhatt, and Pooja Bhatt along with filmmakers Karan Johar and Ayan Mukherji gathered at Soni Razdan's residence in Mumbai to celebrate Christmas. Alia and Ranbir Kapoor were seen arriving together in a car along with Shaheen. After having a gala time with the entire clan, all of them were spotted leaving the venue. The 'Gangubai Kathiawadi' actress looked gorgeous in a lime-colored frilled dress that exuded party vibes. Ranbir wore a beige-hued pant with a white t-shirt and a black waistcoat. Shaheen decided to go glam and cozy for the night in a black velvet floor-length dress while actress Pooja Bhatt also wore a kurta and pant set in black. Director-producer Mahesh Bhatt kept it casual in a pair of black pants and a sweatshirt of the same color. Along with them were her sister Shaheen Bhatt, filmmaker Karan Johar and Ayan Mukerji. The Koffee with Karan host decked up in a black coat and pants with his stylish specs, while Mukerji sported a casual look in a white shirt and a puffy jacket. Ranbir and Alia greeted the paparazzi with a smile before entering the venue.&nbsp;
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The seasonal chocolate market is expected to recover after Covid-19 when there was a decline of -4.6% in retail value in 2020 by growing by 0.2% in 2023

The season of chocolates! Christmas to boost Europe chocolate sales

Europeans, as the most loyal consumers of Chocolate, who buy and consume more chocolates than anywhere in the world, are likely to provide a big boost to the chocolate market. 575,000 tonnes of chocolate is likely to have been sold in 2023

<h2>Europeans, as the most loyal consumers of Chocolate, who buy and consume more chocolates than anywhere in the world, are likely to provide a big boost to the chocolate market. 575,000 tonnes of chocolate is likely to have been sold in 2023</h2>

The seasonal sales of chocolate booms in Europe. According to a London Loves Business report that quoted a&nbsp; Euromonitor International industry expert, European consumers buy and eat more chocolates than anywhere in the world.
<h3>Christmas Chocolate sale</h3>
The report also mentions that Switzerland, France, Ireland, Belgium and Germany are forecasted to be the top 5 countries in the globe to have the biggest average per person expenditure on seasonal chocolate.
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In retail volume terms,Western Europe is expected to be the biggest market; with 271 thousand tonnes of chocolates costing $6.2 billion projected to be sold during the period. This is followed by North America (156 thousand tonnes, $4.4billion) and the USA ($3.9billion).
In terms of sales growth, Peru leads with an estimation of 6.1%, followed by Poland (5.7%), Slovakia (5.4%), South Africa (5.4%) and Bulgaria (5.3%).
<h3>Europe's chocolate fantasy</h3>
London Loves Business quoted Carl Quash III, Head of Packaged Foods, Snacks and Nutrition, at Euromonitor International and said that consumer goods companies in Europe are bringing down the prices as the continent is expressing an ease in economic pressures.
&ldquo;Europe appears to be entering a period of easing economic pressures allowing consumer goods companies to bring down prices &ndash; right in time for Christmas. This should benefit seasonal candies and other snack categories as consumers&rsquo; pocket will have that additional stretch&rdquo;, Carl Quash III told London Loves Business.
&ldquo;Nearly half of European consumers believe it is important to spend money on experiences. Snacks will be finding their way around this holiday season as part of gift exchanges, office parties, city holiday events and more", he added.
<h3>Chocolate world Titans</h3>
With 8%, Hershey's top the market shares of seasonal chocolates. This was followed by Lindt (6.9%) and Reese&rsquo;s (5.6%) in third, Cadbury&rsquo;s is in fourth place (4.6%).&nbsp;
Meanwhile, the seasonal chocolate market is expected to recover after Covid-19 when there was a decline of -4.6% in retail value in 2020. It is expected that in 2023 the market will grow by 0.2% in retail value terms, selling over 575 thousand tonnes. In 2028, the retail value is expected to reach $15.28 billion.

Embrace the spirit of Christmas with cozy decor ideas and this cute snow globe drink, turning your home into a festive retreat for that year end party you are planning.

This viral 'snow globe' cocktail idea is perf for this holiday season; take a close look

Embrace the spirit of Christmas with cozy decor ideas and this cute snow globe drink, turning your home into a festive retreat for that year end party you are planning.

The Christmas season brings a magical atmosphere, with twinkling lights and festive decorations transforming homes into winter wonderlands, creating a warm and joyful ambiance for families and friends.
After the viral butter candle hack, this viral SNOW GLOBE COCKTAIL is taking over the internet. Shared by content creator with the handle Ain&rsquo;t Too Proud To Meg on Instagram this looks so cool and you can try for that Christmas or a year end party.
As per the video start by pouring drinking water into a clear glass to just fill the bottom of the glass. Then you can use a rosemary leaf and place it upside down in a clear glass to make it look like a Christmas tree. In India, rosemary is rare so you can try it with other herbs or similar looking grass. But make sure to clean it thoruoghly before you put in the glass.&nbsp;
Freeze the glass and then fill it with your favourite clear (transparent) drink (vodka, soda, sparkling water or any soft drink you like). There you go. This cute drink is worth the hype. Don't you think?
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