10 different foods used in New Year's Eve traditions and the stories behind them

GREENVILLE, N.C. (Stacker.com) — From creating vision boards to spending the night out with your most raucous friends waiting for midnight to strike, everyone chooses to celebrate New Year’s holidays differently. Yet a common theme held from country to country and culture to culture is bringing people together and celebrating with food. Food has been […]

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