How was your New Year celebration? Was it festive, quiet, intimate or big? No matter how you welcomed 2025 here’s to hoping ...

Although many people don't associate grapes with being high in vitamin C, Self Nutrition Data reports that they actually ...

The Spanish tradition of eating 12 grapes in the last 60 seconds before midnight on New Year's Eve for good luck and ...

A New Year's Eve tradition historically practiced in Spain and across Latin America has become a trend on social media, and ...

The addition of ducking beneath a table seems to be solely down to the social media platform, however. It doesn't appear to be a mandatory part of the ritual, the grape-eating is the main thing ...

Where did the idea of eating grapes under the table come from? Eating grapes under a table isn't part of the original tradition from Spain, but may be a 21st-century twist spreading on social media.

For instance, a quirky superstition has recently made the rounds on social media — eating 12 grapes under the table at midnight. Yes, you read that right! It is said that this little ritual ...

The mandate to eat the 12 grapes under a table was not a part of the original Spanish tradition, but rather seems to be a 21st-century addition after the superstition gained new life this New Year ...

For instance, a quirky superstition has recently made the rounds on social media — eating 12 grapes under the table at midnight. Yes, you read that right! It is said that this little ritual brings ...

According to an article by Cosmopolitan Australia, this tradition has Spanish origins. Called las doce uvas de la suerte or ...