Did you know it’s National Everyone’s Day? An avid home cookie baker, my family has perfect cookies for all the big holidays – Christmas, Valentine’s Day, Easter, 4th of July, Halloween and Thanksgiving – and just recently learned that National Cookie Day is celebrated. on the 4th of December. I’m not sure how many people celebrate the nation, but I intend to promote my part. . I believe we can find more days to celebrate with better cookies.
In addition to National Cookie Day, the perfect day to celebrate your cookie of choice, there are several National Cookie Days dedicated to specific cookies, such as the Fig Newton, Brownie, Gingersnap and Oatmeal Cookie. In fact, one day is dedicated to one type of cookie or eleven months of the year, giving us plenty of days to celebrate cookies throughout the year. The annual National Cookie Day fun kicks off with Shortbread Day on January 6 and wraps up with National Pfeffernuesse Day on December 23.
The cookies may be small, but they are a big business, as the girl scouts ask. The multi-billion dollar US cookie industry all started when the first commercial baked cookie, the Animal Cracker, was introduced in 1902. . It’s probably no wonder the US leads the world in cookie baking and cookie eating, with more than $500 million annually in only Oreo
I bet you can guess what the most popular cookie is baked in US homes. Yes, it is a chocolate chip cookie. In fact, the chocolate chip cookie is so popular it has an entire week dedicated to its celebration. The second week of March is Chocolate Chip Cookie Week.
The next time you’re looking for a reason to celebrate with cookies, maybe National Cookie Day can be celebrated. Here is a complete list of all the National Cookie Days I could find. I hope you mark your calendar with your favorite cookies and add some cookies to your life.
National Cross Calendar
Cusculum Honored Date
Shortbread on January 6
On January 12, Fig
Granola Bar Day
January 22 Blonde Brownie
February 8 Molasses Bar Day
February 10 is Milk Brownie Day
Every March 18 is Oatmeal Day
April 9 Chinese Almond Every day
On April 10, Cinnamon Crescent
May 9 is Butterscotch Brownie Day
May 31 Macaroon day
June 12 Peanut Butter Cookie
June 23 Pecan Sandies
July 1 Gingersnap
July 3 Chocolate Wafer Day
July 9 Sugar Cookie Day
Fortune Cookie date
August 10 Smores day
September 21 Pecan Cookie Day
October 1 Maecenas Crustulae day
December 4 National Quisque day
Chocolate Brownie on December 8
December 23 National Pferrernuesse
In addition to Cookie Days, some cookies have entire weeks and months dedicated to them;
The second week of March is Chocolate Chip Cookie Week
The month of August is National Brownies at Brunch
The month of October is the National Quisque month
First week of December Cookie Cutter Week
Martha McKinnon is the editor of best-ever-cookie-collection.com, a website dedicated to providing the best cookie collections, and related cookie resources and advice.
