Human flesh

アメリカでは分からないけど、たくさんの人々はワインを飲む。

I feel like Taiwan doesn’t have a specific dish like Japan, but I would say hot pot is common

uhhm i mean, on new years eve my mother always buys oreos for me and my siblings 🤷

Maybe like a turkey idk

Honestly I forgot 正直に僕は忘れる

Regrets lmao

I believe the tradition is black eyed peas, but I'm not 100% sure of that.

私の家でよく食べるのは焼いたタラ(cod)かムール貝ですが海の幸の人気があまりいませんけど、そのかわりにテンダーロインと何やらタレが食べられます私的にその印象があります 夕べ、大晦日の前で"Kransekage"（クランセーカージェ）マジパンで作った甘くてベタベタ口感覚ケーキ

Soba

Banitsa Its like a savory pastry made with layers of filo dough, eggs, and cheese Real good And for new years inside of the banitsa we put Fortune slips Like small notes with wishes or predictions for the new year, like "love", "wealth", or "travel" And sometimes we put money inside Like coins in Actual ones Like 1-3 Coins Almost broke my tooth once while eating one But idc Free money

Natilla, buñuelos And other things more

Not at the end, but on January 1st my family always eats some kind of pork, something green, black-eyed peas, and cornbread

The most common is fish and rice that has been cooked with green veggies But we have a tradition of making multiple different kinds of food, and having the hardest to make family dish being cooked on the stove the moment the new year happens Then we have enough food for literally an entire week :3

food

SOBA

idk food

turkey, foie gras, salmon toasts, sparkling wine

Second round of Christmas sweets and sandwiches of all kinds.

People eat toshikoshi soba noodles on New Year's Eve. The reason is that soba noodles are easier to break than other noodles, and so they are said to ward off bad luck. Also, because soba noodles are long and thin, they are said to represent a wish for long life.

lasagna or whatever my grandmother makes good food

Soba

お寿司 Sushi (^^)

いろんな食べ物があるけど、一番覚えているのはソーセージとザワークラウトだね。

年越しそば(としこしそば)

theres no traditional food but where i currenly live fireworks show happens at its amazing and in my homeland Bangladesh by midnight alot of lanterns are light up the sky 🏃🏻‍♀️🏃🏻‍♀️

at the end of the year im not quite sure since everyone here got diferent traditions, but im sure most of us at 24 december eat green rice, russian salad, tukey/jam, and raisin sauce

Fondue, Raklette or Bratwurst

Hot dogs

https://tenor.com/view/soba-noodles-shrimp-ramen-japanese-cuisine-gif-10722176

rice cake soup

/shrug

Fireworks, drink, party, cry their self to sleep, watch a ball drop, huge parades, shooting (sometimes other people because they're stupid)

年越しそば

whatever's usually prepared during gatherings: pasta, dishes you can pair with rice, desserts, fruits

Food

uh, whatever

Pork leg or turkey

Ham, turkey, candy canes, chocolates, banana pudding.

Sweets