Christmas is the perfect time to be surrounded by family and loved ones. However, Many people, whether because of their work or living in another country, will not be able to enjoy this tradition.. The proof is the case of Julián Pérez, a young Argentinian living in Spain.
As he explained in the program This too shall passhe already had to experience New Year’s Eve away from home. Therefore, for prevent other people from making mistakes “for the first time” and know how to act correctly. Because unlike Spain, in Argentina, traditions such as eating grapes are not practiced.
“You put TVE or something, but you have to eat the grapes, the problem is that I I bought grapes with seeds“, he explained. In all sincerity, the young man assured that he had simply bought the cheapest fruits instead of buying the “bags” that some businesses usually prepare for the occasion.
“I had just arrived and “Everyone was looking at me saying ‘no, it doesn’t work like that, we’re going to kick you out of Spain.'”he joked. In fact, in the case of one of her colleagues, also from Argentina, she did not like grapes and therefore did not think about buying them. “I found the grapes that someone had gone to buy at the last minute and they had seeds. After the first one, I said I had made it this far,” he said.
But not only did he have a problem with the taste and the seeds, but also with the speed at which he had to eat them. “On I’m going to die breaking my teeth trying to bite the grapes and maybe choking on top of that, no, no, it’s quite difficult, you have to practice handling the grapes,” he continued jokingly.
The video has been viewed almost 21,000 times on TikTok and received many comments from Spaniards and foreigners. “But the normal thing is, seeds without seeds, it’s a trend from a few years ago, before there were no seeds and we still ate them,” “laughing with grapes and lots of grapes in your mouth is the best” or “I take the smallest ones, I peel them and I have no difficulty”, were some of the most striking comments.
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