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Jelly Bean Day

Who doesn’t love a jelly bean? From good old cherry or buttered popcorn to more adventurous flavours like latte and chili mango?

Once mainly associated with Easter and Halloween holidays jelly beans are now an everyday treat and there’s no better time to celebrate them than Jelly Bean Day.

No-one knows for sure how, when or why Jelly Bean Day began and the origins of the beans themselves are equally mysterious; they are thought to have been developed from Turkish Delight and have certainly been popular since the mid-19th century or earlier.

You can enjoy Jelly Bean Day by using the beans in craft activities with your kids or staging your own ‘how many beans in the jar’ contest. Whatever you do, don’t forget that the tastiest way to celebrate Jelly Bean Day is by eating lots of jelly beans!

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Universal Children’s Day

Children's Day is recognized on various days in many places around the world, to honor children globally. It was first proclaimed by the World Conference for the Well-being of Children in 1925 and then established universally in 1954 to protect an ""appropriate"" day.[1]International Day for Protection of Children, observed in many countries as Children's Day […]

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Zipper Day

From handbags and jackets to trousers and boots, it really is impossible to imagine life without zippers. They are so widespread it is easy to take them for granted. This is where Zipper Day comes along to remind us of the origin and history of this truly omnipresent invention. The exact birthday of the zipper […]

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Be Bald And Free Day

There’s nothing wrong with having no hair, or a ‘chrome dome’! Be Bald And Free Day is all about being liberated, leaving your hat or wig at home, and facing the world without hair.More Details...All details taken directly from provider content at http://www.daysoftheyear.com/days/bald-and-free-day/

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Cafe au Lait Day

Coffee with milk has had its critics — Balzac once called it "ludicrous." But its comfort is undeniable and the mix of flavors makes for darn-good desserts, too. Source: food.com