Saturday, 30 December 2017

5 foods that are eaten for good luck in the new year

Why these 5 foods are eaten for good luck in the new year

Find out why these five delicious foods — like soba noodles and black-eyed peas — are known to bring good luck for the new year.

Ring in 2018 with yummy French onion sliders and succulent champagne squares

You'll be known as the host with the most, thanks to Elizabeth Heiskell.

This caffeinated cocktail will keep guests up to ring in the New Year

Get a caffeine and boozy buzz from this coffee cocktail with grappa and amaretto liqueur.

This crispy shrimp toast hors d'oeuvre is a serious crowd-pleaser

These crunchy fried shrimp toasts will impress your party guests for New Year's or any festive event.

What people eat and drink on New Year's Eve around the world

Grapes in Spain. Pomegranates in Turkey. See how the world celebrates the new year.

Can Megyn Kelly tell cheap wine from the expensive kind?

Just because you're hosting a New Year's Eve bash doesn't mean you have to break the bank. TODAY national investigative correspondent Jeff Rossen joins Megyn Kelly TODAY to conduct a taste test with Megyn and some of her studio audience to see if they prefer cheap or expensive wines and Champagne – and the results may surprise you!

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