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November 28 National French Toast Day #NationalFrenchToastDay
November 28 National French Toast Day #NationalFrenchToastDay Today there is no, need to wonder about what to make for breakfast because on November 28th it’s National French Toast Day. That thick, sweet, savory dish that’s become a staple of the American breakfast diet. Just writing about this topic has us thinking about heading out for a late breakfast. That’s why we’re so jazzed about National French Toast Day. Anyone want to go to Denny’s or I Hop? Here’s a question for you. Did you know the French do not call this French Toast. It’s called “Pain Perdu,” or “Lost Bread,” because you can literally use Stale Bread to make French Toast.…
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November 26 National Cake Day #nationalcakeday
November 26th is National Cake Day #nationalcakeday which makes sense with #Thanksgiving right around the corner when everyone is #baking. Except for me I plan on returning to Kroger’s and Sam’s Club to see if they have a Hummingbird Cake for David and I. As well as a Chocolate Cake for Charlie I can add Walnuts to. If I can’t find a #HummingbirdCake I’ve shared a recipe below because you should try this amazing Cake. National Cake Day takes place on November 26th each year. Cake is a baked food usually made out of Flour, Sugar, and other ingredients. In their oldest forms, Cakes were modifications of Bread, a more…
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November 23 National Cashew Day #NationalCashewDay
National Cashew Day is celebrated every year on November 23 all around the United States. Cashew is a kidney-shaped nut that isn’t just loved in the United States, Cashews are also popular around the globe. Cashews have innumerable uses and we can snack on Cashews. You can cook with Cashews, and we can get drunk off Cashews. Cashews are indeed elite Nuts that deserve a day to celebrate them. National Cashew Day is that special day dedicated to enjoying the crunchy, savory, and versatile Nut in many ways. The name ‘Cashew’ comes from the Portuguese for its Fruit, ‘Caju’ or ‘Acaju,’ derived from the Tupian word ‘Acajú,’ which means ‘Nut…
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