Enjoy some hot cocoa today in celebration of Cocoa Day! Every year on December 13, people across America celebrate their favorite cold weather comfort drink. Get some cocoa powder (or just melt some chocolate bars), heated milk or water and sugar and whip up some hot chocolate!
National Cocoa Day
National Cocoa Day
Banana Cream Pie Day
A banana cream pie fulfills a lot of needs, all in one go. It’s sweet, sticky, crunchy and soft, all at the same time. It’s thought that Elvis was a big fan of this pudding, which is justification enough to have Banana Cream Pie Day.Although cream puddings have been around for centuries, banana cream pie […]
Savor the Sizzle on Prime Rib Day 🥩🔥
Every year on April 27, meat lovers across the nation gather ‘round the grill, fork in one hand and napkin in the other, to celebrate the juicy, the legendary, the utterly mouthwatering Prime Rib Day. If you’ve never marked this day on your calendar before—prepare to change your carnivorous ways. Whether you’re a rib-roasting rookie or a seasoned steak connoisseur, this delicious holiday deserves a proper feast, a few laughs, and maybe even a meaty gift or two.
Flip-Flop Day
Flip/Flop Day, observed on June 19th, celebrates the unofficial start of summer and encourages people to embrace the laid-back lifestyle by wearing flip-flops. Whether lounging at the beach or strolling through town, flip-flops are the quintessential footwear for summer relaxation.
Measure Up: Celebrate Weights and Measures Day on May 20 ⚖️✨
May 20th is Weights and Measures Day, a unique holiday honoring the systems of measurement that keep our world organized, fair, and functioning. From the precise scales that weigh your morning coffee beans to the rulers that guide your craft projects, weights and measures are behind so much of what we do every day.This day celebrates the science of measurement, the importance of accuracy, and the quirky history behind some of the systems we use today. Plus, it’s a great excuse to learn something new, share a laugh about funny measurement facts, and appreciate the tools that "measure up" to our expectations.