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Food Holidays: November 20th, 2022
Welcome to our series sharing Food Holidays: November 20th, 2022. Today is not only National Cranberry Day but it’s National Gingerbread Cookie Day. Which makes sense with Thanksgiving happening on Thursday. National Cranberry Day** #NationalCranberryDay It just goes to show that the history of Cranberries with its delicious flavor and the odd name has been around since before America was America. Aside from being delicious, there have been discoveries stating Cranberries are incredibly healthy for you. Cranberries are with anti-oxidants and rich nutrients. National Cranberry Day encourages you to follow a long-standing tradition and enjoy Cranberries throughout the year, not just at Thanksgiving. History of National Cranberry Day Let us…
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Food Holidays: November 15th, 2022
Welcome to our series featuring Food Holidays: November 15th, 2022. I would like to ask you to check out the Holidays being celebrated today and let me know which Holiday you most want to celebrate and why. National Clean Out Your Refrigerator Day The timing has never been riper to celebrate National Clean Out Your Refrigerator Day. This is the perfect opportunity to tackle that Science experiment that’s been growing way in the back, there. Of course, we’d all clean out our refrigerator far more often than once a year, but let’s be real: Making National Clean Out Your Refrigerator Day an annual occasion provides everyone with the reassurance that…
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Food Holidays: November 1st -7th: National Fig Week
Welcome to our series featuring Food Holidays: November 1st -7th: National Fig Week. Do you like Figs if so how do you eat them and why? My mom and I used to eat Fig Newton Cookies and Charlie likes Strawberry Fig Newtons why David doesn’t care for them at all. November 1-7: National Fig Week National Fig Week takes place from November 1st through the 7th of every year. The time of year to celebrate the unsung hero of Fruits by discovering its many varieties, recipes, and health benefits. Making this a fun week to wear your apron, remove your cooking equipment from your drawers, and cook a Fig recipe. What’s…
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