In the 1960s, you could pick up banana puree at the market. These days, we know to use up those bananas that have seen fresher days for homemade quick bread.
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Banana Bread Day
Banana Bread Day
Play-Doh Day
When : September 16th National Play-Doh Day celebrates a great childhood play toy. Invented in the mid 1950s, it has entertained millions of children, and allowed them to express their creativity, both at home and in the classroom. The invention was simple. A school teacher wanted a safe modeling clay for her pre-schoolers. She asked […]
Fruitcake Day
Date when : Always December 27th National Fruitcake Day celebrates the rock hard, fruit filled holiday cake. While fruitcake was popular in the 40's and 50's, we are not sure if anyone has ever eaten this weighty, gooey, sugar laden cake. Scientists have been unable to penetrate deeply into a fruitcake, and therefore, have failed […]
Battery Day
Where would we be without the humble battery? Take a moment to consider how many of your household items use batteries – from cars to remote controls and hand-held devices, Battery Day is all about celebrating and recognising just how important the simple battery is to our way of life.More Details...All details taken directly from […]
Bow Tie Day
On August 28, we celebrate Bow Tie Day, a stylish homage to one of fashion's most iconic accessories. This day is dedicated to appreciating the elegance and charm of the bow tie, from its historic origins to its modern-day resurgence. Whether you're donning a classic black bow tie for a formal event or experimenting with vibrant patterns for a casual look, Bow Tie Day encourages you to embrace this timeless accessory and explore its unique flair. It’s a perfect opportunity to celebrate the sophistication and versatility of the bow tie and to enjoy a touch of classic style in your wardrobe.