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In Spain, revelers mark the New Year by quickly eating a dozen grapes at midnight. The fruit is said to be a predictor of the year ahead: Each sweet grape represents a good month, each sour grape a less-than-lucky one.
Adopt the tradition by threading grapes onto skewers, and serve each in a glass of Champagne just before the countdown.
If you see me at the grocery store taste testing all the grapes for the sweetest…you’ll know why.
1 comment:
Funny, never heard about this before. But it's a nice idea! Maybe I'm going to surprise my friends with this tomorrow :)
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