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These are incredibly tasty food items for New years in Finland. Finland has a lot of food that Florida doesn't even have.

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To predict what’s in store for them in the coming year, the Finnish people cast molten tin into a container with water and wait for it to harden.  The shape a piece of metal takes is then interpreted—a heart or ring means a wedding, a pig means an abundance of food, and a ship means travel.

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Finland, they have incredibly good new year traditions. The food that Finland has looks exceptionally good that it would make other places jealous. The fireworks are excessively big Finland has a gathering for people who want to see fireworks with other people.

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New Year Dishes. Buy ready-made frankfurters, potato salad, French fries, and crisps. Destroy all left-over chocolate and candies from Christmas New Year Drinks. The drink menu includes sparkling wine for adults and soda for kids. Traditional Fortune Telling. On New Year’s Eve, we Finns used to melt tin on the stove to see our future. New Year Fireworks. New Year’s Eve is the only evening when fireworks are legal in Finland without a specific request.

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This shows how the tin shapes into. This is one of the many traditions that they do in Finland. It is a very good way to tell what you're going To do for new years.

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A New Year's Tradition: Finnish Tin Melting

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New Year’s Eve Finland 2021 a walking tour (4K) - YouTube

The fireworks in Finland are incredibly beautiful. The fireworks are something that people who live in Finland do.
Fireworks are one of the traditions that people in Finland do.

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New Year’s Eve Finland 2021 a walking tour (4K)

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In previous years, the busiest day for the purchasing of fireworks is New Year’s Eve. Survey finds declining interest. However, a survey conducted by The Finnish Safety and Chemicals Agency (Tukes) found that only 13 percent of people in Finland planned to make fireworks a part of their New Year celebrations this year.