Some viral videos show people freezing grapes to eat later, like candy. This year, grape sales skyrocketed by 17 percent, and according to market research group Circana, social media has played a ...

Known as the 12-Grape Theory, the custom promises good fortune for the coming year, but what is it, and should you try it this New Year's Eve? The origins of the 12-grape ritual trace back to late ...

Snacking, but make it meaningful. In fact, it's actually a Spanish ritual that dates back hundreds of years, and is also popular in Latin American cultures – but the New Year's practice of eating a ...

Black grapes have been grown in Europe and Asia for over 6,000 years. The black grapes we enjoy today (Vitis vinifera) come in two varieties — one grows in Western Asia near the Black Sea, and ...

Such remedies were made out of nearly every part of the grape — even the seeds. Grape seed extract is made from the crushed seeds of wine grapes. Some other names for it include: The ...

Each grape represents one month of the year, and eating all 12 within the first 12 seconds of the New year is said to bring good fortune for each month ahead. But thanks to Gen Z's takeover of the ...

The ‘grape theory’ is going viral on TikTok, with users calling it the ultimate New Year’s Eve hack for finding love. The viral “grape theory” trend is taking over For You Pages ...

Advert Science has identified the reason why downing one too many glasses of red may make you feel miserable in the morning, and it has mostly to do with the grape skins. Tannins and sulfites ...

Instead of composting or wine-making, they turned to marketing: eat a grape for each stroke of the clock on New Year’s Eve, they proclaimed, and you’ll ensure good fortune for the twelve ...

“I don’t think he really believed the grape theory when I told him about it. He thinks it’s a nice idea but I don’t think he believes in it, but I do,” she said. “I would say to other ...

The grapes were always the star of the show. They tasted like grape candy. Spherical with dark blue-purple skin, they aren’t eaten the same way as typical American table grapes. Holding one ...