National Sugar Cookie Day (July 9)
Check out the weird holiday National Sugar Cookie Day on July 9. Learn about the history of sugar cookies, and get ideas on how to celebrate.
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.
Check out the weird holiday National Sugar Cookie Day on July 9. Learn about the history of sugar cookies, and get ideas on how to celebrate.
Check out the weird holiday National Ice Cream Sundae Day on July8. Learn about the history of sundaes, and get ideas on how to celebrate.
Check out the weird holiday World Chocolate Day on July 7. Learn about the history of World Chocolate Day, and get ideas on how to celebrate.
Check out the weird holiday National BBQ Day on July 4. Learn about the history of National BBQ Day & get delicious BBQ recipes to celebrate.
Check out the weird holiday National Eat Your Beans Day on July 3. Learn about the history of beans, and get ideas on how to celebrate.
Check out the weird holiday National Ice Cream Day on the 3rd Sunday in July. Learn the history of ice cream & get ideas on how to celebrate.
From French onion soup to crispy onion rings, National Onion Day is your excuse to cook, taste, and appreciate this tear-inducing kitchen essential.
Indulge in creamy, chocolaty goodness on National Chocolate Pudding Day! Discover fun ways to celebrate this sweet holiday on June 26.
National Onion Rings Day (June 22) honors the crispy, golden rings we all love. Explore recipes, trivia, and tasty ways to celebrate this crunchy favorite.
National Eat Your Vegetables Day on June 17 encourages everyone to try new veggie recipes, explore plant-based fun, and enjoy eating the rainbow.