(WHNT) — As the clock is ticking to ring in 2025, the staff at Mozza Pizza understands that food brings good fortune to the new year ... that people do in the Spanish community,” Salazar ...

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In Spain, a unique New Year's tradition involves eating 12 grapes at midnight, one for each stroke of the clock. Each grape is said to represent a month of the coming year, and eating them is believed ...

The tradition of eating 12 grapes at midnight on New Year's Eve began in Spain in the 19th century. It spread throughout other Spanish-speaking countries, says the website Food Republic.

Followed categories will be added to My News. New Victoria Police analysis shows over the past three years almost half of drink drivers detected on New Year’s Day were caught between midnight ...

“It really works,” she wrote. If you’re looking to welcome the New Year with a mix of luck, love, and tradition, the Spanish grape ritual is easy to try. Start by preparing your grapes ...

We're halfway through the first month of the year, which means that many of us are already on our way to breaking our New ...

After closing its doors in October, the former Spanish Town cafe Belli is reopening under new ownership and a new name: Spanish Town Market & Cofe. It is slated to open this spring, according to the ...

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New Year’s Eve late-night package at select locations includes one appetizer, four drink tickets ... this new eatery with Spanish influences cooked over a wood fire opened last spring.

it's cold drinks and chips for all those ringing in the new year at house parties. A viral Spanish New Year's Eve tradition is to be blamed for the grape mania.(Representational) But one food item ...