10 foodstuffs that are lucky

Posted By BeWithUS Published May 16, 2024

Grapes (Spain & Portugal): Eating twelve grapes at midnight on New Year's Eve is customary in these countries, signifying good fortune for every month of the upcoming year.

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Black-Eyed Peas (Southern United States): Because these black peas resemble coins, they are associated with success and wealth.

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Lentils (India): Because lentils resemble little pennies, they are associated with wealth.

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Noodles (East & Southeast Asia): In many Asian cultures, long noodles are a sign of longevity.

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Fish (Many Cultures): Fish, with their profusion of eggs, are symbols of fertility and abundance.

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Pomegranate (Greece & Middle East): With so many seeds, pomegranates represent fertility, abundance, and rebirth.

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Round Sweets (Many Cultures): Round forms stand for totality and completion.

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Pork (Germany & Eastern Europe): Because they can go forward, pigs are regarded as symbols of progress.

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Leafy Greens (Many Cultures): Leafy greens' vivid green hue is frequently connected to prosperity and development.

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Citrus Fruits (China): In Chinese culture, oranges and tangerines, with their vivid golden hue, stand for abundance and fortune.

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Disclaimer: This content, which includes recommendations, is merely general in nature and should not be used in place of professional medical advice.

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