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National Hot Chocolate Day
January 31, 2024
National Hot Chocolate Day is an informal celebration dedicated to honouring one of the most comforting and cherished beverages: hot chocolate. Though it’s not an official holiday, it’s warmly embraced by many across the globe, including some folks in the UK, as a day to indulge in this rich and creamy drink.
Origins: By 1828, powdered chocolate was made that made it much easier to stir into milk. And when Nesquik was invented in 1948, the first chocolate milk powder made a quick and tasty addition to milk that could also be heated up into hot chocolate