Mexican new years traditions

4 Weird Mexican New Year's Traditions

If you want to spice up your festive season this year have a think about adding some fun Mexican Christmas traditions to your home. Today we are looking at some of the fun things that they do to celebrate Christmas in Mexico and share with you how you can bring some of that spice and fun to your own Christmas festivities these days!

New Year’s traditions in Mexico are found in unique rituals intended to create new blessings and good prosperity. From eating 12 grapes before midnight to fireworks, here are nine Mexican traditions to welcome the New Year. What are your New Year’s traditions? #Tepozán #NewYears #NewYearTraditions #NewYearsEve #HolidayInspo #MexicanTraditions

The best Ensalada Navideña and it's so easy peasy! This Mexican fruit salad is not overly sweet & it’s traditionally made with 3 milks.

Christmas is one of the biggest holiday in Mexico. Celebration foods in Mexico include mole, pozole, pibil pork, tamales, which are preparations that require great dedication and are almost a ritual. But these are not all. Let's take a culinary journey to Mexico and discover the most popular Mexican Christmas dishes.

New Year tradition in Mexico

Are you hosting Christmas this year? Are you looking forward to celebrating the holidays in our home? Your home is decorated with Christmas decor. Now, its time to plan the Christmas menu and cook and bake with my children. Here are some favorite Christmas recipes: like cookies and other baked treats, appetizers, sides, main dishes, and a few drinks.

Mexican cuisine is world-famous, with Mexican food restaurants, tequila bars, and taco stands in every country around the globe.We are all familiar with guacamole, tacos, enchiladas, and burritos. However, Mexicans have incredible culinary traditions for holiday feasts that you might not know about.Read on to discover the many delicious dishes that comprise Mexican Christmas food.Create #mexicanreicpes #mexicanchristmas #christmasrecipes

Many, many years ago, my family decided to take a vacation over the Christmas holidays. This was the first time we had decided to spend Christmas not at home, and I was so excited! Even from a young age, I was giddy at the idea of experiencing different Christmas traditions around the world. Plus, as