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Food Holidays: September 27th, 2021
Good morning, welcome to our series sharing Food Holidays: September 27th, 2021. Its National Chocolate Milk Day. A Holiday both Charlie and I want to participate in and if David was home he would join us as well. In the meantime would you like a glass of Chocolate Milk with Charlie and I? National Chocolate Milk Day National Chocolate Milk Day is celebrated on September 27, and our childhood senses are tingling. While this beverage can be spotted in any lunchroom in the United States, it actually has Jamaican origins. That’s right — Jamaica gave us ginger beer AND chocolate milk. This chocolatey goodness can be traced back to the 1400s,…
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Food Holidays: September 25th, 2021
Good evening welcome to our series sharing Food Holidays: September 25th, 2021. Would you like to celebrate National Key Lime Pie Day because Charlie and I plan on sitting this Holiday out because we don’t like Limes in any fashion or form. How about you? National Key Lime Pie Day Key Lime Pie originated in Key West, Florida in the 1850’s by the local residents referred to as “Conchs”. The original version was made before the days of refrigeration. There were no Cattle in the area so the only Milk available was Canned Milk originally brought in by ship, later by train. The Sweetened Condensed Milk used in this recipe…
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Food Holidays: September 25th, 2021
Welcome to our series sharing Food Holidays: September 25th, 2021. I wish I had knew today was National Quesadilla Day as I would have asked David to make use these for lunch. Or I could have made them for dinner but that is out as were having Bar B Que for dinner this evening. What about you? National Quesadilla Day National Quesadilla Day September 25th encourages us to pull a chair up to the table and eat Mexican food. While a Quesadilla is not a sandwich or a Taco, the Quesadilla satisfies snack cravings while also completing a meal. Quesadilla typically made with a Corn Tortilla and filled with Cheese,…
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