Ring in 2026 with more than just a countdown and confetti—fill your table with New Year’s good luck foods that generations have trusted for a fresh start. From Southern black eyed peas, greens, pork, ...

You've stayed up until midnight, watched the ball drop on TV, and maybe even slept late for once. But now that it's 2026 and lunchtime is approaching, you might be wondering what you should eat. Enter ...

New Year’s is absolutely NOT the time for feeling unlucky. Which is why you should join us in attempting to cram as many lucky foods (in addition to those 12 grapes) into our New Year’s as possible to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. One of the most beloved Southern New Year dishes, and Ree's version brings comforting flavor and good luck tradition. This hearty ...

There are many stories about where the tradition of eating black-eyed peas on New Year's comes from—they ALL say the beans will bring good luck in the form of money in the New Year. As the saying goes ...

We all want to start the New Year off the right way. And for many, that means eating certain food to usher in good luck in the coming year. Some examples of "good luck" food traditions include eating ...

After all, an estimated 250 million pounds of avocados are consumed during the Big Game each year, according to Hass Avocado Board Volume Data. That’s enough to fill 30 million football helmets with ...

Jan. 29 marks the beginning of the Lunar New Year, one of the most important festivals in many Asian countries, including Vietnam, China, Korea and the Asian diaspora. Many travel back to their ...