The document describes the tradition of the "pooping log" or "tió" in Catalonia and Aragon, Spain around Christmas time. Children would feed the log and cover it with a blanket until Christmas Eve when they would beat it with sticks for it to "poop out" gifts like candy and nuts. The tradition has evolved to include painted wooden trunks that are brought into homes and fed until they gift the children on Christmas Eve. The document also provides a recipe for a traditional Catalan egg custard dessert made with milk, eggs, sugar and cinnamon.