This tradition originating from Spain involves eating 12 grapes at midnight for good fortune throughout the year. Some trace ...

This New Year custom of eating 12 grapes has a special meaning tied to luck and hope. With the New Year drawing near, many people start purchasing grapes, but for that one moment, it's special. People ...

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Whether it's superstition, soft manifestation, or just an online ritual, a bunch of 12 grapes are back, and so is the hope.

It's a New Year's Eve trend which has taken off on TikTok in recent years - but it's actually a long-held Spanish ritual ...

When the ball drops on midnight, Jan. 1, some people kiss their partners. Some cheer, or wish their loved ones a happy new year. And others crawl under a table and race to shove a dozen grapes in ...

Can grapes bring you luck? Spaniards believe so, and at midnight on New Year's Eve all across the country it's a race to gobble 12 grapes all before the first minute of the year passes. The 12 grapes, ...

Eating 12 grapes to represent each month of the new year has long been a tradition to summon good luck. TikTok videos about the practice have brought the trend to new levels. Some viral videos show ...

Can grapes bring you luck? Spaniards believe so, and at midnight on New Year's Eve all across the country it's a race to gobble 12 grapes all before the first minute of the year passes. The 12 grapes, ...

You’ve done Champagne toasts and countdown kisses, but have you tried eating grapes on New Year’s Eve for good luck? In recent years, the tradition—which involves some iteration of eating exactly 12 ...

There’s something uniquely satisfying about eating grapes. The firm, yet juicy texture, coupled with a natural sweetness? They're in a league of their own. Unlike some fruits that you may only find in ...

Judging by the success stories on TikTok, this grape-eating tradition may be more than just a cute superstition! Getty Stock Photo Ready to kick off 2026 with a bang (and maybe even a ring)? New ...