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12 grapes under the table ritual: The New Year’s eve trend taking over 2026 promises love and luck? What you need to knowEating 12 grapes under the table: The Spanish tradition where it is believed that if you under the dinner table shoveling grapes into your ...- 12 grapes under the table ritual: What's the viral trend that started 200 years ago? Which colour brings more luck? Check detailsA Spanish tradition of eating twelve grapes at midnight on New Year's Eve, known as 'Las Doce Uvas de la Suerte,' is gaining viral attentio...
- New Year tradition explained: Why people eat 12 grapes at midnightSpain has a unique New Year tradition where people eat 12 grapes at midnight. Each grape stands for one month of the year and is believed t...
- 10 liver-healing superfoods doctors swear by: Melt fat, boost detox & restore your energy naturallyYour liver works tirelessly to keep you healthy. Certain foods can significantly boost its function and protect it from harm. Including ite...
- How she lost 16 kilos in 6 months without extreme diets: Woman shares simple food hacksKareena Tekwani documented her six-month weight loss journey online. She shed 16 kilos without extreme diets. Her approach focused on balan...
- Lucky Grapes? Blinkit sees record demand as Indians join the ‘12 grapes’ New Year crazeThe viral Spanish tradition of eating 12 grapes at midnight for luck fuelled a surge in grape orders on New Year’s Eve in India. Blinkit re...
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- New Year resolutions were started by Babylonians: Here's a round-up of some fascinating rituals across the worldPeople of different cultures follow amazing traditions to usher the New Year.
- Not turkey or plum cake, a traditional Indian Christmas table is lined with Kulkuls, sannas & fruit winesSeasonal produce and regional delicacies make to Indian family's dinner table on Christmas.
- Indian deities reflect their worshippers and have favourite foods tooIn Hinduism, food is used to make an even more direct link with the divine. It is thought to be the fundamental link between men and gods.
- In Vino VeritasIn Tuscany itself, the wine that is being talked about is from Maremma, an "underdog" region, bordering the Mediterranean coast.
- Eight slowdown-busters for young India without spending muchEconomy, rupee and job market are in tatters, but try telling the nation's youth to slow down. They're just finding innovative ways to have...
- Old wine: Humankind's priorities unchangedThat humankind's quest for intoxication probably predates other more worthy efforts such as inventing the wheel and domesticating horses is...
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