It’s Christmas time again. Though the celebrations may be a little more subdued this year, for most people Christmas is a magical time.
Fun Facts You Didn’t Know About Easter
When you think of Easter, does it bring up images of chocolate bunnies, pastel-colored eggs, sweet marshmallow candy, or all of the above? Or maybe it brings to mind something completely different? Depending on where or how you grew up, you may not even recognize any of these Easter traditions.
6 Lucky Treats For Chinese New Year
For westerners, the new year begins on January 1st with champagne and the ball drop. However, this is not the case for many. This year Lunar new year, otherwise known as Chinese New Year, began on January 25th, making 2020 the year of the rat. With this new year, comes another set of traditions and customs complete with firecrackers and fireworks.
Why Poké Is The New Health Trend
Have you ever had poké? Many people are just learning about poké (pronounced poh-kay) recently because there have been a few restaurants popping up that specialize in this traditional Hawaiian dish.
The Complete Guide To Japanese Sake
If you’ve ever eaten at a Japanese restaurant, there’s a very good chance that sake was on the beverage menu. Once made in temples and shrines, it is pronounced “sah-kee”. It is a traditional Japanese drink made from fermented rice. It is often referred to as rice wine, but typically has a higher alcohol content than wine, ranging anywhere from 15%-20%.
Graduation Traditions Around The World
In America, graduation is usually the greatest moment in a student’s education. After 12 to 13 years of schooling, high school graduation is a very bittersweet moment.
