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National Banana Cream Pie Day (March 2)
David and my mom have more in common that most people would think including their love of #Pies. I wish she was here today because we could have had lunch at Joe’s Coffee Shop in Watauga and had a piece of Pie for Dessert. Apple Pie for me and Coconut Cream for my mom and David would have wanted to celebrate National Banana Cream Pie Day with a slice of Banana Cream Pie. Since my mom isn’t here and David is working, I can’t even make a Banana Cream Pie for David because we don’t have the ingredients for a Pie. If your close to North Richland Hills, would you…
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Food Holidays celebrated on October 10, 2025
being sick I miss out on a lot of things I would like to share with you or I’m late in posting. That is what happened when it came to sharing #Holidays this month. I’ve decided to combine Food Holidays celebrated on October 10th into one post. Join my family in celebrate National Angel Food Cake Day #AngelFoodCakeDay, National Cake Decorating Day #NationalCakeDecoratingDay and World Egg Day #WorldEggDay because each of these Holiday go hand in hand when making desserts. I wish my parents were here because they would have been excited to find out National Angel Food Cake Day is celebrated every year on October 10 because they both…
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May 24 National Escargot Day #NationalEscargotDay
May 24 National Escargot Day #NationalEscargotDay National Escargot Day is celebrated every year on May 24 which honors the tasty French appetizer. I’m sure you know Snails are commonly eaten in France and they’re referred to with the French word ‘Escargot.’ Escargot is super expensive and are prepared with Butter and Garlic, and served in their shell. No one really knows who started National Escargot Day or when but there can never be too many fun food holidays, right? National Escargot Day celebrates the delicious edible Snail, known as ‘Escargot’ in France. The origins of Escargot date back to ancient Roman times with archeological evidence showing signs of people having…
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