Why You Should Think Twice About Having Chicken For New Year's
Everyone has holiday traditions, but do all people have holiday superstitions? Here's why you should think twice about having chicken for New Year's Day.
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The Canadian Snow Treat TikTok Desperately Wants To Try
It's interesting to see what happens when relatively unknown food trends go viral. This sweet treat from Canada has recently been added to the must-try list. -
What To Do With Leftover Mashed Potatoes
From pierogi to gnocchi to imo mochi, these dishes all feature the popular potato. Read on for some delicious ways to use up that big bowl of mashed potatoes. -
The Reason We Don't Roast Chestnuts As Much During The Holidays
We often associate roasted chestnuts with Christmas festivities. But most chestnuts today are imported from different countries. Here's the reason why. -
Take Celebration To A New Level By Properly Setting The Table During Kwanzaa
Have you ever wondered why the table is set a certain way during Kwanzaa? It turns out that tradition is deeply rooted in the table settings. -
How Drinking Eggnog Became Synonymous With Christmas Festivities
Most people associate drinking eggnog with the holidays. But where did the drink come from and how did it become associated with celebrating Christmas? -
Traditional Christmas Pudding Dates Back To 14th Century Britain
Winter holidays are full of sweet traditions, some of which have evolved throughout the years. Do you know the origin story of Christmas pudding? -
What Makes Latkes Different From Potato Pancakes?
Read on if you've ever wondered what makes latkes different from potato pancakes, and how the two dishes are related yet completely distinct. -
The Symbolic Reason Hanukkah Dishes Are Fried
This is the miraculous and symbolic reason that many Hanukkah dishes are fried instead of being baked, steamed, grilled, or broiled. -
The Spanish Tradition Of Eating Grapes At The Stroke Of Midnight
Americans might have Times Square, but in Spain, people ring in the new year with a very different kind of tradition -- one centered on a fruit of the vine. -
The Rise And Fall Of The Classic Christmas Goose
Here's why eating goose over the holidays fell out of popularity. -
The Air Fryer Is Your Secret Weapon For Grease-Free Latkes
Here's why one student swears by using an air fryer to make latkes. -
The Dough-Like Dumplings The Netherlands Consumes On New Year's
No matter where you travel, you're almost certain to find a delicious type of fried dough. If you ever find yourself in the Netherlands, be sure to try these. -
The Royal Medieval Origins Of Gingerbread Cookies
Here's how gingerbread came to be so popular. -
Here's What George Washington Put In His Eggnog
You may be looking to tweak your annual eggnog recipe, and George Washington's version may be the one for you. This drink is a boozy doozy.