- grapes- eat 12 for each sweet grape it represents a lucky month for each sour grape its said to represent a not-so-lucky one. This is a tradition out of Spain.
- hearty black-eyed peas- represent humility
- lentils-abundance in wealth
- circular foods- foods in a ring shape represent "things coming full circle"
- lucky coin bread- bake a coin in a loaf of bread the person who gets the coin in their slice will have good luck all year
- soba (buckwheat noodles)- represents longevity in the Far East, eating these noodles in Japan at midnight is a custom that stands for "from one year to another"
- coin shaped foods- wealth
- greens- because they look like "greenbacks"
- pork- because of its fat represents "rich in happiness"
- cornbread-"glories of gold"
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Lucky Foods
Today I read an interesting article called, "Lucky Foods for the New Year". I thought I would share what was listed.
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1 comment:
Looks like I've been eating the wrong foods. No wonder I'm not very lucky, I haven't been eating my lentils. haha
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