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National Hot Dog Day
This special day takes place on the third Wednesday of July each year in the United States. Established by the National Hot Dog and Sausage Council in 1972, the aim is to recognize the hot dog as a beloved and popular American food. To mark National Hot Dog Day, there are various ways to join
National Peanut Day
September 13 is the day to incorporate peanuts or peanut butter into your diet. It is a perfect excuse to eat your favorite peanut snack! Peanuts are such a popular snack, ingredient and Superfood. Origin: Peanuts grow underground and probably originated in South America around 1500 BC.
National Guacamole Day
Whether that bright green, creamy and chunky treat is piled on top of a tortilla chip or used as a garnish for a Mexican entree, guacamole is a delicious way to truly enhance a snack or a meal! Origin: This holiday has been around since the early 2000s and celebrates one of Mexico's favorite dishes. Even
National Quesadilla Day
Quesadillas were likely invented in the southern regions of Mexico where Aztecs would have made corn tortillas. It’s unclear exactly who started filling these corn tortillas with cheese. While some have suggested that the quesadilla might have been brought to the West from Spain, it’s more likely that it originated right in Mexico. Origin: National Quesadilla
National Pancake Day
National Pancake Day is celebrated on February 28 this year. A thin flat cake prepared with a batter made from milk, eggs, flour, and oil or butter, the pancake and its variations are found in almost every culture. Origin: Also known as Johnnycakes, griddle cakes or hotcakes, this batter-made breakfast item dates back more than 30,000
National Coffee Day
Origin: The National Coffee Association established National Coffee Day in 2005, and it's celebrated on September 29th each year. However, the exact origin of the holiday is unknown. Some sources claim that National Coffee Day was first celebrated in Japan in 1983.
National Mulled Cider Day
National Hot Mulled Cider Day is celebrated on September 30th. It's a day to celebrate the arrival of fall with the scent of cinnamon, nutmeg, and apple. Origin: The history of hot mulled cider bears remarkable similarities to the old pagan tradition called Wassailing. The word ‘wassail’ comes from the Anglo-Saxon phrase ‘waes hael’, which means
National Vegetarian Day
Origin: World Vegetarian Day was established by North American Vegetarian Society in 1977 and endorsed by the International Vegetarian Union in 1978 to promote the joy, compassion and life-enhancing possibilities of vegetarianism.
National Taco Ribs Day
The modern version of tacos began to take shape in the early 1900s as Mexican immigrants began to work on American railroads and silver mines. During its initial introduction to America, they were called “taco de minero,” which means “miner’s tacos.” Origin: America celebrates National Taco Day on October 4th. The holiday emerged in 2009, but
National Noodle Day
The steam rising from a bowl of noodle soup floats along and dissipates almost like a thing of magic, with rich aromas and the promise of a deliciously warmed belly. In cultures all over the world, noodles have served as a foundation of comfort food, and National Noodle Day celebrates this long history and the