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Food Holidays: September 18th, 2022
Welcome to our series featuring Food Holidays: September 18th, 2022. Would you take a look at the Holidays being celebrated today and let me know which holiday you most want to celebrate and why. Charlie and I think we will run out to Walmart and pick up Play-Dough for National Play-Dough Day which we can use in Charlie’s Homeschool Art Class to create projects based on Charlie’s Art lessons. Would you like to join us in our Art Class or we can make Food for Charlie’s cooking class. National Play-Dough Day National Play-Doh Day is celebrated on September 16th every year. This holiday is dedicated to everyone’s favorite childhood plaything…
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Food Holidays: September 16th, 2022
Welcome to our series sharing Food Holidays: September 16th, 2022. Today is National Apple Dumping Day which neither Charlie or I’ve ever had. As for David I am not sure if he has had a Apple Dumpling or not. How about you have you had a Apple Dumpling? If you did did you like the Apple Dumpling? Would you have it again? National Apple Dumpling Day National Apple Dumpling Day is celebrated on September 17th. Did you know an Apple a day keeps the doctor away? What does an Apple Dumpling a day do? It keeps you ‘filled’ for the day! In a Country where Apples are available year-round, dedicating…
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Food Holidays: September 16th, 2022
Welcome to our features sharing Food Holidays: September 16th, 2022. Today is National Guacamole Day. I should get Charlie to make Guacamole in his Homeschool Cooking Class for Granny Sherry who loves Guacamole. But Charlie and I will pass on eating this with her because we don’t care for Avocado’s and David doesn’t like Avocado’s as well. How about you? National Guacamole Day Guacamole isn’t just a side dish anymore. On National Guacamole Day which falls every September 16, we elevate Guacomole into the spotlight. Guacamole is made of Avocados, which are well-known for the health benefits related to their high vitamin content and lots of cholestoral-lowering healthy fats. Originally native to Mexico…








