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What do people around the world eat for good luck in the new year?

Việt NamViệt Nam07/02/2024


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Donut

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Ring-shaped foods are said to symbolize a full and complete new year. For breakfast, try a delicious bundt cake or a classic donut. For a healthier option, try baking them instead of frying them.

Longevity noodles

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The longer the noodles, the longer the life. At least that’s what many people believe. Traditionally, during Lunar New Year, extra-long soba noodles symbolize longevity. Just be careful not to break them as you move them from the bowl to your mouth.

Eat whole fish

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Legend has it that eating the whole fish, including head, tail and body, will ensure good health and good fortune from start to finish. Additionally, the shiny scales resemble coins, promising a prosperous new year.

Green vegetables

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The good fortune behind green leaves comes from their appearance. Their color and shape resemble folded bills, making them a symbol of wealth and prosperity. That’s why many people eat cabbage on New Year’s Day. Many people eat cabbage with black-eyed peas to double their chances of a good year.

Eat pomegranate

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Not only does the red color of pomegranates symbolize life and fertility, but the bright red round seeds are also a symbol of prosperity in many cultures, including in Türkiye and Brazil.

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