National Clam Chowder Day (February 25)
New England vs Manhattan rivalry intensifies. Cream or clear – choose wisely.
Food & Beverage Weird Holidays
From bacon and banana splits to salami and spumoni, these food and beverage weird holidays celebrate some very specific cravings. This collection rounds up the strangest food-focused days on the calendar, each dedicated to a particular dish, drink, or guilty pleasure that somehow earned its own holiday.
Whether you’re into sweet desserts, savory snacks, or niche comfort foods, these holidays give you a fun excuse to indulge. Each post shares the origin of the day, creative ways to celebrate, and includes a free black-and-white coloring page to mark the occasion.
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National Tortilla Chip Day (February 24)
Salsa levels get serious. Double-dipping debates reignite.
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National Sticky Bun Day (February 21)
Everything gets extra icing. Napkins are no match for this level of mess.
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National Chocolate Mint Day (February 19)
Mint lovers celebrate, chocolate purists remain cautious. Thin Mints make a comeback.
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National Almond Day (February 16)
Snack drawers get upgraded. People argue roasted vs raw like it’s a personality trait.
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National Gumdrop Day (February 15)
Bright candy colors take over snack bowls. Teeth everywhere feel slightly threatened.
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National Tortellini Day (February 13)
Stuffed pasta suddenly feels fancy. Alfredo or marinara debates begin.
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National Pizza Day (February 9)
Crust debates get heated. Pineapple discussions are not safe spaces.
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National Ice Cream for Breakfast Day (1st Sat in Feb)
Socially acceptable dessert before noon. Pajamas are encouraged.
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National Frozen Yogurt Day (February 6)
Self-serve shops suddenly feel justified. Toppings become more important than the yogurt itself.
