This next tradition comes from the Greek, who throw pomegranates down their entryways to welcome abundance, fertility, luck ... someone with good energy. While you open gifts on Christmas day ...

There are also plenty of foods that you can eat to bring good fortune, too! Whether they sound silly or not is entirely up to the person practicing it. But here are a few of the ways people make sure ...

Some might strike you as odd, but whether you're looking for love, wealth or good luck, there are plenty of new year's traditions and superstitions.

Whether it's making tamales to bring families together or eating 12 grapes to ensure a sweet new year, see 10 foods to ...

On New Year’s, banitsa is typically filled with symbolic tokens and good luck messages ... less expensive—pork is a Latin American adaptation of the “tradition of roasting a whole animal ...

The holidays are often full of food traditions, whether it’s Thanksgiving turkey or Christmas cookies ... the 12 months of the year) for good luck. I wonder if it still counts if I add Tajin ...

A beloved ritual for Southerners, eating black-eyed peas as the first thing you consume in a new year is said to bring good luck. Black-eyed peas hummus and black-eyed pea stew with sausage certainly ...

Black-eyed peas and corn bread, fish and rice, sweet treats...everyone seems to have a New Year's food tradition.

particularly in Spain and several Latin American countries. The tradition is believed to bring good luck for each of the 12 months of the upcoming year, CBS News reported. The tradition reportedly ...

If you're looking for luck in love, keep the red undies or wear pink. According to media reports, those hoping for happiness and success should wear yellow, and those hoping for financial luck in the ...