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July is here!

July is here everyone! It's the seventh month of the year. It is, on average, the warmest month within most of the Northern hemisphere, and the coldest month within much of the Southern hemisphere. Personally speaking I think August is the hottest month of the year where I'm at. Are you ready to know what is significant for July? Well here ya go!
SIGNIFICANT JULY:
July Flower of the month: The Larkspur & Water Lily
Zodiac Signs: Cancer / The Crab, June 22 - July 22
Leo /The Lion, July 23 - Aug. 22
The name for the Moon in July is called Hay Moon, Thunder Moon, Ripe Corn Moon.
The Full Moon is: July 18, 2008 / 08:00 / Friday
July Birthstone: Ruby -- Meaning: Contentment. Most Noted Holiday for July is: July 4th, Independence Day
Weird Holidays: Just to name a few of the weird holidays for this month are...
Build A Scarecrow Day : July 1 / Hillbilly Day: July 4 / Gone-ta-pott Day: July 28 Flitch Day, The Holiday: July 19 _________________________________________________________________ July is all about picnics for those of us who live in the northern hemisphere. That must be why there are so many food holidays that relate to outdoor eating. Holidays like National Picnic Month. A great pass time is eating nice cold ice cream outside as well and that's why we the month of July is National Ice Cream Month. There's a long list of ice cream holidays in our calendar and the National Ice Cream page will give you a list of all of them. Berries are very popular during this month because it's the growing season for many of them. That explains why we have a lot of National berry holidays during the month of July as well. And ohhhh my goodiness , we can not leave out National Hot Dog month and pickle month! We eat more hot dogs and pickles during this month than any other time of the year. Wow! Who would of guessed. I think this has to do with the July 4th holiday don't you? National Pickle Month _______________________________________________________________
Events in July by wiki

Holidays in July

_______________________________________________________________ Happy Holidays to all! Pam

List of Food Observances for July


We all know July is known for Independence Day, Tanabata and Bastille Day but did you know July has some tasty food observances that we celebrate too? Here's a list of food holidays that you can celebrate. 

Here's some facts ~

Berries, baked beans, hot dogs and pickles... that's what July is all about! July is a wonderful month to celebrate Food Holidays. In the United States where most of these holidays first started, July is a popular month for outdoor eating and activities. July 4th kicks off outside activities with a bang followed by picnics, picnics, picnics!

July is summer vacation time for the U.S. so enjoying the hot July month by picnicking and eating cold homemade ice cream is a common thing to do. I think that must be why National Picnic Month and National Ice Cream Month is celebrated the month of July.

Food Holidays for the month
  • National Watermelon Month
  • July Belongs to Berries Month
  • National Grilling Month
  • National Ice Cream Month
  • National Baked Bean Month
  • National Hot Dog Month
  • National Pickle Month
  • National Picnic Month
  • National Bison Month

Day-Long Observances

  • Movable Holiday:  National Ice Cream Day - 3rd Sunday in July
  • July 1 - Creative Ice Cream Flavor Day
  • July 1 - National Gingersnap Day
  • July 2 - National Anisette Day
  • July 3 - National Chocolate Wafer Day / Eat Beans Day
  • July 4 - National Barbecued Spareribs
  • July 4 - Caesar Salad Birthday
  • July 4 - Sidewalk Egg Frying Day
  • July 5 - National Apple Turnover Day
  • July 5 - Graham Cracker Day
  • July 6 - National Fried Chicken Day
  • July 7 - National Strawberry Sunday Day
  • July 7 - National Chocolate Day
  • July 7 - Macaroni Day
  • July 7 - Ice Cream Cone Day
  • July 8 - National Milk Chocolate with Almonds Day
  • July 9 - National Sugar Cookie Day
  • July 10 - National Pina Colada Day
  • July 11 - National Blueberry Muffin Day
  • July 11 - Vegetarian Food Day
  • July 12 - National Pecan Pie Day
  • July 12 - Eat Your Jello Day (Bill Cosby's Birthday)
  • July 13 - National French Fries Day
  • July 14 - National Grand Marnier Day
  • July 15 - National Tapioca Pudding Day
  • July 15 - Gummi Worm Day
  • July 16 - National Corn Fritters Day
  • July 16 - Ice Cream Sundae Day
  • July 16 - Fresh Spinach Day
  • July 16 - National Ice Cream Day
  • July 17 - National Peach Ice Cream Day
  • July 18 - National Caviar Day
  • July 19 - National Daiquiri Day
  • July 20 - National Lollipop Day
  • July 20 - National Ice Cream Soda Day
  • July 20 - Fortune Cookie  Day 
  • July 21 - National Junk Food Day
  • July 21 - National Ice Cream Day
  • July 21 - National Creme Brulee Day 
  • July 22 - National Penuche Fudge Day
  • July 22 - Maple Syrup Day
  • July 23 - National Vanilla Ice Cream Day
  • July 23 - National Hot Dog Day
  • July 24 - National Tequila Day
  • July 25 - National Hot Fudge Sundae Day
  • July 26 - National Coffee Milkshake Day
  • July 27 - National Scotch Day
  • July 27 - National Cream Brulee Day 
  • July 28 - National Milk Chocolate Day
  • July 29 - National Lasagna Day
  • July 29 - Cheese Sacrifice Purchase Day 
  • July 30 - National Cheesecake Day
  • July 31 - National Raspberry Cake Day
  • July 31 - Jump for Jelly Beans Day

February Food Holidays

Here is a list of the Food Holidays enjoyed during the month of February. 
Get that shopping finished because there's a lot of good food to be celebrated.
Let's get cooking! And please... share with us if you celebrate these observances. :)

Snack Food Month
 Sweet Potato Month
 Canned Food Month
National Cherry Month
• Chocolate Lovers Month
• National Grapefruit Month 
 Bake for Family Fun Month
National Snack Food Month

North Carolina Sweet Potato Month
Berry Fresh in the Sunshine State Month
Return Shopping Carts to the Supermarket Month


February 1: National Baked Alaska Day
February 2: National Heavenly Hash Day
February 3: National Carrot Cake Day
February 4: National Homemade Soup Day
February 5: National Chocolate Fondue Day
February 6: National Frozen Yogurt Day
February 7: National Fettuccini Alfredo Day
February 8: National Molasses Bar Day
February 9: National Pistachio Day
February 9: Bagels & Lox Day
February 10: National Pizza Pie Day
February 10: National Cream Cheese Brownie Day
February 11: National Peppermint Patty Day
February 12: National Plum Pudding Day
February 13: National Tortellini Day
February 14: National Cream Filled Chocolates Day
February 15: International Gum Drop Day
February 16: National Almond Day
February 17: National Cafe au lait Day
February 17: National Indian Pudding Day
February 18: National Crab Stuffed Flounder Day
February 19: National Chocolate Mint Day
February 20: National Cherry Pie Day
February 21: National Sticky Bun Day
February 22: National Margarita Day
February 23: National Banana Bread Day
February 24: National Tortilla Chip Day
February 25: National Clam Chowder Day
February 25: National Chocolate Covered Peanuts Day
February 26: National Pistachio Day
February 27: National Strawberry Day
February 27: National Kahlua Day
February 28: National Chocolate Souffle Day
February 29: ??

Let's take a look at June's Holiday Calendar


 Friends we made to JUNE!

I have my favorite trusty Holiday Calendar here so let's take a look at June and see what we're celebrating this month, ok. I'm sure we're going to find a few dates we want to put a check by that we want to celebrate.

👨The 1st thing I see is Father's Day

Father's Day is celebrated in June. I know everyone will be marking their calendars ahead for that. It's showing on the calendar for JUNE 19 for 2022 / June 18 for 2023 / June 16 for 2024. Now here's what you need to remember. Father's Day is always celebrated in June but the date is always different. It's celebrated on the 3rd Sunday of June each year. National Martini Day and Juneteenth is also celebrated on June 19th.

🙏The next major Holiday I see is Pentecost

The Christian holiday of Pentecost is celebrated on the 50th day (which is the 7th Sunday) from Easter Sunday. It commemorates the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles and other followers of Jesus Christ while they were in Jerusalem celebrating the Feast of Weeks, as described in the Acts of the Apostles (Acts 2:1-31).

🧺International Picnic Day / June 18

This is the date to plan a picnic guys! It's traditional! This is celebrated Internationally by social clubs, organizations and families. The idea is simple. Plan a food picnic and eat outside. This observance is always celebrated on the 18th. The calendar says it's on Saturday for 2022 so that's fantastic! That weekend will be filled with picnickers in all the parks.

Not to be confused with: The Picnic Day celebrated in Australia but that's on the 1st Monday of August.

🌞First Day of Summer / June 21

Summer Solstice: Wikipedia says... "The significance given to the summer solstice has varied among cultures, but most recognize the event in some way with holidays, festivals, and rituals around that time with themes of religion or fertility."

"Depending on the shift of the calendar, the summer solstice occurs sometime between June 20 and June 22 in the Northern Hemisphere and between December 20 and December 23 in the Southern Hemisphere. The same dates in the opposite hemisphere are referred to as the winter solstice." 

Summer solstice - Wikipedia

🍴Food Holidays for June

Oh yes we have a boat load of them and I know how much everyone love's the food holidays so let me pick out a hand full of them to pass on to you. Don't forget now; there are more than what I'm going to list here.

  • June 02  / National Rotisserie Chicken Day
  • June 03 / Egg Day
  • June 04 / Cheese Day & National Donut Day
  • June 05 / Gingerbread Day
  • June 06 / Applesauce Cake Day
  • June 10 / Iced Tea Day
  • June 11 / German Chocolate Cake Day
  • June 12 / Peanut Butter Cookie Day
  • June 13 / Cupcake Lover's Day
  • June 14 / Strawberry Shortcake Day
  • June 16 / National Fudge Day
  • June 17 / National Apple Strudel Day
  • June 20 / Ice-Cream Soda Day
  • June 22 / Onion Rings Day
  • June 26 / Chocolate Pudding Day
  • June 27 / National Ice-Cream Cake Day

📅In Closing:
That's a small run down of the major dates that I think will be popular. Keep in mind there are MANY more observances in our calendar that's not covered in my post for today. Wink~ But this is a good list to get started on. High 5!

I'm sending much love to you all and wishing everyone a wonderful June. Happy June everyone. "Live everyday like a holiday." Pam

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How To Celebrate National Crepe Day

National Crepe Day is here and that means it's celebration time! Below you will learn a few fun fact's about crepes and yummy ways to enjoy this food holiday. I've listed everything from party ideas to serving suggestions too. Have fun reading as you learn "How to celebrate National Crepe Day."

Pictured to the left is a crepe that has been unrolled so you can see the 2 rolls of filling inside.

1st let's learn what a Crape is!?crêpe is a thin pancakeCrêpes are especially popular throughout France. The common ingredients include flour, eggs, milk, butter, and a pinch of salt. Crêpes are usually of two types: sweet crêpes made with wheat flour and slightly sweetened; and savoury galettes made with buckwheat flour and unsweetened.
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How to Celebrate National Crepe Day
  • Host a Crepe Making Dessert Party! Crepes can be both sweet or savory but I say party with the sweet stuff! Have all your guests bring one food item to fill the crepes with. They can choose from diced fruit, cream cheese, chocolate, peanut butter, puddings, can pie fillings, preserves, Nutella spreads, and the list goes on and on. You can provide the eggs and crepe batter. Line up all the different fillings in a row and let your guests have a fixing frenzy making and trying all the different flavors of sweet crepes. "Don't forget the powdered sugar to dust on top"
  • Invite your guest the quick way: 123Greetings has a nice list of free internet invitations you can send too.
  • Always give away a door prize at your party or get together. An easy box of crepe mix from the grocery store would work. Yep that ole saying "Box with a Bow" will work just fine for a simple crepe day party. Or... be more creative and bring out all the bells and whistles with a gift box of crepe making goodies. Even a mixing bowl and wooden spoon would be fun.
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  • Learn how to make a crepe: If you've never made a crepe before find an easy recipe and give it a go. They are real easy to make and most people love them. You may find you have a new breakfast favorite.
  • Crepes can be eaten breakfast, lunch or supper so don't be afraid to serve them to your family for any meal.
  • Do you need a simple crepe recipe to try? Here's one for you -- 1 cup plain flour / 1 1/2 cup milk / 2 eggs / 2 tbsp oil or melted butter / 1 pinch of salt / now if it's sweet batter you want add 2 teaspoons of sugar and 1 teaspoon of vanilla.
  • Learn what to fill a crepe with as a meal crepe: Common savory fillings for crêpes served for lunch or dinner are cheese, ham, and eggs, ratatouille, mushrooms, artichoke (in certain regions), and various meat products. The fillings are commonly added to the center of the crêpe and served with the edges partially folded over the center.
  • Learn what to fill a crepe with when it's a dessert crepe: When sweet, they can be eaten as part of breakfast or a dessert. They can be filled and topped with various sweet toppings, often including Nutella spread, preserves, sugar (granulated or powdered), maple, syrup, golden syrup, lemon juice, whipped cream, fruit spreads, custard, and sliced soft fruits or confiture.
  • Learn some fun facts about crepes: Crêpes are especially popular throughout France. The common ingredients include flour, eggs, milk, butter, and a pinch of salt. Crêpes are usually of two types: sweet crêpes made with wheat flour and slightly sweetened; and savoury galettes made with buckwheat flour and unsweetened. The name "galette" came from the French word galet ("pebble") since the first gallettes were made on a large pebble heated in a fire.
  • Do you have any creperies in your area? A crêperie may be a takeaway restaurant or stall, serving crêpes as a form of fast food or street food, or may be a more formal sit-down restaurant or café. If you do.... treat yourself to a nice meal of crepes that someone else cooks.
  • Be a good neighbor: Make crepes and take to your neighbor in celebration of National Crepe Day. I bet they would be shocked!
  • Do you know of someone who has been feeling down? Make up a cute little crepe making gift basket and deliver to them. Put all the things inside that would make crepes. (flour, pie filling etc.)
  • Spread the word about National Crepe Day. Share my page with a friend and pass on the crepe fun. I talk about Food Holidays all the time so check back with us often.
  • Read about crepes: Do a google search on crepes and read read read. I found some really fun facts about how crepes are ate in other parts of the world.
  • Get on the Internet and learn how other people celebrate this holiday. You are sure to find some more ideas that you love.
  • Spread the word about National Crepe Day. Share my page with a friend and pass on the crepe fun. I talk about Food Holidays all the time so check back often to see what's being celebrated.
  • National Crepe Day is celebrated every February 2 / but did you know our calendar has a National Bavarian Crepe Day too? It's celebrated on March 22 - So mark this on your calendar to remember too.
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Chicken Wing Chucker Day

Chicken Chucker Day or Chicken Wing Chucker Day is not to be confused with National Chicken Wing Day which is celebrated on July 29th. 

Chicken Wing Chucker Day is always celebrated on any Friday night, after a long work week has ended and when everyone is ready to be a "Chuker" / slang term for "to throw".

Chicken Wing Chucker Day was created unknowingly by a group of friends who got together every Friday night after work and ate deep fried buffalo wings and enjoyed a few rounds of drinks. Well as the Friday night wing parties progressed.... they turned into bets of who could eat the most hot buffalo wings. The eating of the buffalo wings turned into an eating game they called "Chicken Chucker". Before long the whole community was taking part in these get-together's and it then became know as "Chicken Chucker Day". It didn't take long before Chicken Chucker Day's borders moved out into the sorrounding communities. Once it hit the college population it was full speed ahead! Chicken Wing Chucker Day was celebrated every Friday night at different locations.

About the Game
Players sit around a round table with a large platter of buffalo wings sitting in the middle of the table on a lazy susan (a turntable). The platter of wings is sectioned off into different flavored sections and heat levels. Players put napkins over their heads as not to cheat and they spin the turntable. Each player reaches and takes a wing and eats it. Places the bones in a neat pile to their right. As the heat level rises (no water allowed) The first person to give up grabs his stack of bones and ("Chucker" to throw) tosses them up in the air which ends the game. It's real funny to watch!

After the game, everyone is given a nice big glass of water (milk cuts the heat but most people won't drink it if they have drank a few mixed drinks) - then  the salads are served. Big chunks of carrot sticks and celery are traditional with hot wings. A nice vinaigrette dressing is available to anyone who want's it because it's said that vinegar is acidic and cuts through heat??? But.... most are going to just reach for the ranch dressing and a beer!

About This Holiday: 
This Holiday is considered to be a Weird Holiday or Unofficial Holiday. It also fits in the category of a Food Holiday. There are no government proclamations for this holiday but is still considered a holiday to celebrate.
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Buffalo Wing Fun Facts:
Buffalo wing, in the cuisine of the United States, is an unbreaded chicken wing section (flat or drumette) that is generally deep-fried then coated in a sauce consisting of a vinegar-based cayenne pepper hot sauce and melted butter prior to serving. They are generally served hot, along with celery sticks and/or carrot sticks with either ranch or blue cheese dressing for dipping. 

As the market for chicken wings became larger restaurants began to create and use a variety of sauces in addition to buffalo sauce. Some of these new chicken wing sauces were influenced by Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Caribbean, and Indian cuisines. Other flavors created by restaurants include unique combinations, such as Blueberry BBQ Wing Sauce and Maple/Bacon Glaze.

In many areas of the United States chicken wing festivals are held with Buffalo wings being used in competitive eating events, such as at Philadelphia's Wing Bowl and the National Buffalo Wing Festival. It has also become commonplace for restaurants to offer a wing eating contest featuring a customer eating a certain number of wings, coated in their hottest sauce during a set period of time. Many bars and restaurants intentionally create an extra-hot sauce for this purpose, and customers are usually rewarded with their picture posted on the restaurant's wall or website, a commemorative T-shirt, a free meal or a combination of rewards for successfully completing the challenge.

The Sauce:
Cayenne pepper, hot sauce and melted butter or margarine are the base of the Buffalo wing sauce, which may be made mild, medium, or hot. Commercial ready-to-use wing sauce is made, with varying levels of spiciness. A popular sweet variant is the barbeque wing, in which barbecue sauce is used as the sauce instead of a hot sauce-based coating. The cooked chicken wings are placed in a bowl or pot and shaken to coat the wings completely covering them in sauce before serving.

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August Food Holidays by Day


Here are the foods Celebrated the month of August. It's Traditional to cook and serve these special foods on these special days.

International Beer Day / The First Friday
National Mustard Day / The First Saturday
Food Day / Canada / 1st Saturday
Mead Day / United States / 1st Saturday
World Breastfeeding Week / Aug. 1-7
Melon Day / Turkmenistan / 2nd Sunday
National Apple Week / Second Week
Meatless Mondays / Every Monday
Picnic Day / Northern Territory Australia / 1st Monday
National Farmer's Market Week / Aug. 5-11 / moveable
National Burger Day / United Kingdom / Last Thursday

  • August 1: National Milkshake Day / United States
  • August 1: National Raspberry Cream Pie Day.
  • August 2: National Ice Cream Sandwich Day.
  • August 3: National Watermelon Day./ United States
  • August 3: National White Wine Day / United States
  • August 3: Grab some Nuts Day
  • August 4: National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day.
  • August 5: National Oyster Day.
  • August 6: National Root Beer Float Day.
  • August 7: National IPA Day. (some calendars say Aug. 1)
  • August 7: Raspberries 'n Cream Day. 
  • August 8: National Zucchini Day 
  • August 8: National Frozen Custard Day 
  • August 9: National Rice Pudding Day 
  • August 10: National Banana Split Day 
  • August 10: National S’mores Day / United States
  • August 11: National Raspberry Tart Day 
  • August 12: Julienne Fries Day 
  • August 13: National Filet Mignon Day / United States
  • August 13: National Prosecco Day 
  • August 14: National Creamsicle Day / United States
  • August 15: Julia Child’s Birthday 
  • August 15: Lemon Meringue Pie Day 
  • August 16: Bratwurst Day 
  • August 16: National Rum Day 
  • August 17: National Vanilla Custard Day 
  • August 18: National Pinot Noir Day / and (pairing Pinot Noir and Chocolate)
  • August 18: National Soft Ice Cream Day 
  • August 18: National Ice Cream Pie Day
  • August 19: National Potato Day / United States
  • August 19: Hot & Spicy Food Day 
  • August 20: Lemonade Day 
  • August 20: National Chocolate Pecan Pie Day 
  • August 20: National Bacon Lovers Day 
  • August 21: National Pecan Torte Day 
  • August 22: National Bao Day (type of Chinese dumpling)
  • August 22: National Spumoni Day 
  • August 22: Eat a Peach Day / United States
  • August 23: National Sponge Cake Day 
  • August 24: National Peach Pie Day 
  • August 24: National Waffle Day (Waffle Day in Sweden is March 25th) 
  • August 25: Whiskey Sour Day / United States
  • August 25: National Whisky Sour Day / United States
  • August 26: National Cherry Popsicle Day 
  • August 27: National Pots de Crème Day 
  • August 27: National Banana Lover's Day 
  • August 27: National Pots de Cream Day / United States
  • August 28: National Cherry Turnover Day 
  • August 29: More Herbs, Less Salt Day 
  • August 29: Chop Suey Day 
  • August 29: Lemon Juice Day 
  • August 30: National Toasted Marshmallow Day 
  • August 31: Eat Outside Day 
  • August 31: National Trail Mix Day
  • August 31: Eat Outside Day
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Let's Go Ahead and List the Month Long Foods for August too:

National Brownies At Brunch Month 
National Catfish Month
National Dippin' Dots Month
Family Meals Month
Get acquainted with kiwifruit Month
National Goat Cheese Month 
National Panini Month 
National Peach Month 
National Sandwich Month
National Water Quality Month
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In closing: 
Did you see one I left out? Or did you see one that I listed the wrong date to? Let me know in comments and I will add it or fix it ok. Many holidays are movable holidays which mean the date changes from year to year.
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