The Ultimate National USA Food Holidays List

Writing a food blog is fun to highlight unique recipes and connect with a broad and engaging audience base. In this article, we’ll discuss every national monthly, weekly, and daily food holiday! In addition, we’ll highlight a few different topics ideas you can utilize to make your blog more successful.

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January

Monthly Holidays

January is a time of cold winter winds but is also a time of newness and growth. Its many food celebrations should provide you with plenty of fun writing topics. These include:

Hot Tea Month – Write about delicious hot teas that keep you refreshed each morning.
Oatmeal Month – Showcase fun oatmeal recipes perfect for a cold January morning.
Slow Cooking Month – Highlight your favorite crockpot recipes!
Soup Month – Share the best winter-friendly soup recipes for this month.
Baking Month – Show your readers how to keep their kitchen warm by baking.
Fat-Free Living Month – Get back into shape by living as fat-free as possible.

Daily Holidays

January 1

Bloody Mary Day – Helps with New Year’s Eve hangovers.

Black-Eyed Pea Day – Talk about how to use peas in many soup recipes.

January 2

Buffet Day – Highlight the joys of enjoying delicious buffet foods!

Cream Puff Day – Spoil your readers with delicious cream puff recipes!

January 3

Chocolate Covered Cherry Day – Share a video where you dip cherries into tasty chocolate.

January 4

Spaghetti Day – Produce the biggest and richest spaghetti meal you can find!

January 5

Whipped Cream Day – Add a little whipped cream to your deserts.

January 6

Shortbread Day – Bake some delicious shortbread!

Bean Day – Show how you can use beans in many recipes.

Other January Holidays:

January 7, Tempura Day
January 8, English Toffee Day
January 9, Apricot Day
January 10, Bittersweet Chocolate Day.
January 11, Hot Toddy Day, Milk Day
January 12, Marzipan Day, Curried Chicken Day, Glazed Doughnut Day
January 13, Gluten-Free Day, Peach Melba Day.
January 14, Hot Pastrami Sandwich Day
January 15, Bagel Day, Fresh Squeezed Juice Day, Strawberry Ice Cream Day
January 16, Fig Newton Day, Inter Hot and Spicy Food Day
January 17, Hot Buttered Rum Day
January 18, Gourmet Coffee Day, Peking Duck Day
January 19, Popcorn Day
January 20, Buttercrunch Day, Cheese Lover’s Day.
January 21, Granola Bar Day, New England Clam Chowder Day
January 22, Blonde Brownie Day, Southern Food Day
January 23, Pie Day, Rhubarb Pie Day
January 24, Peanut Butter Day, Lobster Thermidor Day
January 25, Irish Coffee Day
January 26, Peanut Brittle Day
January 27, Chocolate Cake Day
January 28, Blueberry Pancake Day
January 29, Corn Chip Day
January 30, Croissant Day
January 31, Hot Chocolate Day.

February

Monthly Holidays

February is often one of the harshest and most demanding months of the year. During this time, your readers will need some tremendous comfort-food recipes to keep them happy and healthy. The monthly holidays that you can highlight during these 28-29 days include:

Canned Food Month – Teach your readers how to can delicious vegetables!
Chocolate Lovers Month – Spoil your readers with delicious chocolate baking recipes.
Cherry Month – Highlight unexpected ways you can use cherries, such as soaking chicken breasts.
Grapefruit Month – This bitter fruit can be used in many tasty martini recipes.
Snack Food Month – Create a video showing how to create healthier snacks.
Potato Lovers Month – Highlight different unique potato recipes every week, including stuffed potatoes.
Hot Breakfast Month – Include a restaurant review of your favorite breakfast destination.
Weekly Holidays
1st Week – African Heritage & Health Week – Showcase traditional African recipes, including various chickpea options.
3rd Weekend of February – Margarita Weekend – Post 28 different delicious martini recipes for the month.
Superbowl Sunday – Pork Rind Day – Teach your readers how to bake homemade pork rinds!

Daily Holidays

February 1

Cake Pops Day, Baked Alaska Day, Dark Chocolate Day – Include a step-by-step recipe for your favorite baked Alaska recipe and highlight the health benefits of a dark chocolate dessert.

February 2

Tater Tot Day – Tater tots aren’t just a kids’ meal! Showcase loaded tater tot recipes with green onions, bacon, and other delicious ingredients.

February 3

Carrot Cake Day – If possible, create a picture collage of your attempts to make a carrot cake with your kids, including funny messes you might make.

February 4

Homemade Soup Day, Stuffe; d Mushroom Day – Stuff mushrooms with peppers, beef, and vegetables, and make a rich homemade tomato soup, and share the results with your readers.

February 5

World Nutella Day, Frozen Yogurt Day – Discuss the many different ways to use Nutella, including as an alternative to chocolate cake topping. Also, discuss how to make Nutella at home.

February 6

Chopsticks Day – Create a list of fun foods to eat with chopsticks, including unexpected things like steak, tacos, pizza, and even soup. Consider this a reasonably light blog idea.

Other February Holidays:

February 7, Fettuccine Alfredo Day
February 8, Molasses Bar Day, Potato Lover’s Day
February 9, Bagels and Lox Day, Pizza Day
February 10, Cream Cheese Brownie Day, Have a Brownie Day
February 11, Peppermint Patty Day
February 12, Plum Pudding Day, PB&J Day, Biscotti Day.
February 13, Tortellini Day, Italian Food Day
February 14, Cream-Filled Chocolate Day
February 15, Gumdrop Day, Chewing Gum Day
February 16, Almond Day.
February 17, Cafe Au Lait Day
February 18, Drink Wine Day
February 19, Chocolate Mint Day
February 20, Cherry Pie Day, Muffin Day
February 21, Pancake Day, Sticky Bun Day.
February 22, Margarita Day, Cook a Sweet Potato Day
February 23, Banana Bread Day
February 24, Tortilla Chip Day
February 25, Chocolate-Covered Peanuts Day, Clam Chowder Day.
February 26, Pistachio Day
February 27, Strawberry Day, Kahlua Day
February 28, Chocolate Souffle Day
February 29, Frog Legs Day.

March

Monthly Holidays

March is often when the year starts warming up a little, providing some relief from the coldness of the previous few months. You can highlight a few season-appropriate dishes, alongside the unique monthly holidays highlighted here:

Fresh Celery Month – Point out celery’s incredibly healthy nature and create unique dishes that use this food, such as delicious soups and snacks.
Noodle Month – Break out your favorite filter and highlight pasta dishes, including pasta salad ideas for people who don’t like pasta salad.
Flour Month – Educate your readers on the nature of flour, why it is so important, how to store it properly, and much more.
Frozen Food Month – Detail various healthy freezing techniques that will keep your readers’ food strong and minimize freezer burn.
Nutrition Month – Focus on breaking down important nutrition facts and fiction and make all of your recipes as healthy as possible.
Peanut Month – Share fun facts about peanuts (such as how they’re neither a pea nor a nut) and discuss their health benefits and potential health problems.
Sauce Month – Brainstorm unique sauces for various dishes (including any celery and peanut sauces) and post a video making one every weekend.
Caffeine Awareness Month – Discuss the benefits and dangers of caffeine (such as heart-related problems) and create a plan to minimize this food intake.

Daily Holidays

March 1

Peanut Butter Lover’s Day – Show how peanut butter is more than a bread topping with some great cookie and cake recipes.

March 2

Banana Cream Pie Day – Discuss the many ways you can produce delicious banana cream pie, including whipped cream, cherries, and more.

March 3

Cold Cuts Day, Moscow Mule Day – Share your favorite cold cut recipes that go well with a homemade Moscow Mule drink.

March 4

Poundcake Day – Here’s a fun video opportunity: you and your children decorating a just-out-of-the-oven poundcake!

March 5

Cheese Doodle Day – Discuss the nature of the cheese doodle and how you can make some at home for your kids’ lunches.

March 6

Oreo Day – Research and highlight the science behind why Oreos taste so good in milk. Show some dunking videos to entertain your readers.

Other March Holidays

March 7, Cereal Day
March 8, Peanut Cluster Day
March 9, Meatball Day, Crab Day
March 10, Ranch Dressing Day
March 11, Eat Your Noodles Day; March 12, Milky Way Day.
March 13, Chicken Noodle Soup Day
March 14, Potato Chip Day
March 15, Peanut Lovers’ Day
March 16, Artichoke Heart Day
March 17, Irish Food Day
March 18, Sloppy Joe Day.
March 19, Oatmeal Cookie Day
March 20, Ravioli Day
March 21, Crunchy Taco Day
March 22, World Water Day
March 23, Chips and Dip Day
March 24, Chocolate Covered Raisins Day.
March 25, International Waffle Day
March 26, Nougat Day, Spinach Day
March 27, World Whiskey Day
March 28, Black Forest Cake Day
March 29, Chiffon Cake Day
March 30, Hot Chicken Day
Turkey Neck Soup Day
March 31, Oysters on the Half Shell Day, Clam Day.

April

Monthly Holidays

T. S. Eliot wrote that “April is the cruelest month.” Anyone who’s lived through an April that vaccinates between extreme cold and spring warmth likely agrees. Your readers will need more comfort food during this month and meals that bring them some hope when celebrating these monthly holidays:

Florida Tomato Month – Discuss Florida tomatoes, what makes them unique, and create various salsas, sauces, and sandwiches with them.
BLT Sandwich Month – Here’s an excellent way to highlight those Florida tomatoes! Make delicious mile-high BLTs for your readers.
Soft Pretzel Month – Teach your readers how to make soft pretzels and highlight your favorite dip potions.
Soyfoods Month – Share educational information about soybeans, including their health benefits, and discuss ways you can use soyfoods that everybody will love.
Grilled Cheese Month – Show your readers that grilled cheese isn’t a bland meal by highlighting great meats, sauces, and unexpected cheeses they can use.
Garlic Month – Create a video where you chop garlic for a stir fry, discussing the health benefits of this superfood with your audience.

Weekly Holidays

April 12-18 – Egg Salad Week – Share your favorite egg salad recipes, including various ways you can use this meal (such as on salads or sandwiches).

Daily Holidays

April 1

Soylent Green Day, Sourdough Bread Day – Soylent Green is a food made from human meat highlighted in the movie of the same name. Discuss this film in a video while making sourdough bread.

April 2

Peanut Butter and Jelly Day – Here’s a fun one for the kids! Make a video or share pictures of your kids making incredibly stacked peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.

April 3

Chocolate Mousse Day – Create a step-by-step guide for making chocolate mousse and point out a few times when this dessert is useful (wedding, graduation parties, birthdays, etc.).

April 4

Cordon Bleu Day – Dig deep into the origins of this fascinating dish and serve it alongside a steaming pile of delicious carrots.

April 5

Caramel Day, Raisin & Spice Bar Day – Take a break from cooking to enjoy some of your favorite delicious candy bars! Talk about why you love caramel and other snack types.

April 6

Caramel Popcorn Day, New Beer’s Eve – Choose your list of favorite “beer watching” movies and highlight your favorite craft beer options.

More April Holidays

April 7, Coffee Cake Day, Beer Day
April 8, Empanada Day
April 9, Chinese Almond Cookie Day
April 10, Cinnamon Crescent Day
April 11, Cheese Fondue Day.
April 12, Licorice Day, Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day
April 13, Peach Cobbler Day
April 14, Pecan Day
April 15, Glazed Ham Day.
April 16, Eggs Benedict Day, Baked Ham with Pineapple Day, Day of the Mushroom
April 17, Cheeseball Day, World Malbec Day
April 18, Animal Crackers Day
April 19, Rice Ball Day.
April 20, Pineapple Upside-down Cake Day
April 21, Chocolate-Covered Cashews Day
April 22, Jelly Bean Day
April 23, Cherry Cheesecake Day, Picnic Day
April 24, Pigs-in-a-Blanket Day.
April 25, Crotilla Day, Zucchini Bread Day
April 26, Pretzel Day
April 27, Prime Rib Day
April 28, Blueberry Pie Day
April 29, Shrimp Scampi Day
April 30, Oatmeal Cookie Day, Raisin Day.

May

Monthly Holidays

By the time May rolls around, the year should be getting fairly warm and the world should be coming alive. May is often a beautiful time to cook many types of foods, particularly as you could find yourself getting outside to enjoy some grilling time. Monthly holidays during this month include:

Beef Month – Discuss your favorite grilled beef recipes, including taco salad options!
Barbecue Month – Talk about going grill shopping and how to barbecue effectively.
Loaded Potato Month – Share your favorite grill-ready loaded potato recipes.
Egg Month – List many fun and unique ways to use eggs (salads, deviled eggs, etc.)
Hamburger Month – Post videos showing how to achieve specific hamburger wellness levels.
Salad Month – Prove that salads are not boring with amazing recipe options.
Salsa Month – Share unique salsa recipe ideas and uses.
Strawberry Month – Discuss why strawberries are such a healthy food option.
Weekly Holidays
May 1-7 – Raisin Week – Highlight delicious raisin recipes even avowed haters may like.
May 3-9 – Herb Week – List a few ways you can use herbs for your may cooking.
First Saturday in May – Homebrew Day – Post a video brewing your favorite beers.
The Week After the 3rd Monday of May – American Craft Beer Week – Discuss the history of American craft beers, including a few of your favorite brewers.

Daily Holidays

May 1

Chocolate Parfait Day – Share recipes for chocolate parfait and use a time-lapsed video to showcase the process.

May 2

Chocolate Truffle Day – What exactly are chocolate truffles? Talk all about their history!

May 3

Raspberry Popover Day, Raspberry Tart Day, Chocolate Custard Day – Highlight the health benefits of raspberry and how you can make them tasty.

May 4

Candied Orange Peel Day, Homebrew Day, Hoagie Day – Create a delicious hoagie and produce a list of homebrew beer types that go well with your hoagie.

May 5

Enchilada Day – Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a taco and enchilada bar. Show your readers how to set one up with pictures and instructions.

May 6

Crepe Suzette Day – Here’s another kid-friendly blog idea: let your kids brainstorm funny crepe suzette recipes and make them for your readers’ enjoyment.

Other May Holidays

May 7, Roast Leg of Lamb Day
May 8, Coconut Cream Pie Day
May 9, Shrimp Day
May 10, Liver and Onions Day
May 11, Eat What You Want Day
May 12, Nutty Fudge Day
May 13, Apple Pie Day, Fruit Cocktail Day, Hummus Day
May 14, Brioche Day, Buttermilk Biscuit Day
May 15, Chocolate Chip Day
May 16, Barbecue Day
May 17, Cherry Cobbler Day
May 18, Cheese Souffle Day, I Love Reese’s Day
May 19, Devil’s Food Cake Day
May 20, Quiche Lorraine Day, Pick Strawberries Day
May 21, Strawberries and Cream Day
May 22, Vanilla Pudding Day
May 23, Taffy Day
May 24, Escargot Day
May 25, Brown-Bag-It Day, Wine Day
May 26, Blueberry Cheesecake Day, Cherry Dessert Day
May 27, Italian Beef Day, Grape Popsicle Day
May 28, Brisket Day
May 29, Biscuit Day
May 30, Mint Julep Day
May 31, Macaroon Day

June

Monthly Holidays

Those who hate winter weather likely find June, July, and August to be their peak months! During this season, you’ll experience warm weather, plenty of opportunities for fun, and many interesting food recipe options. Monthly celebrations for June include:

Candy Month – Talk about your favorite candy and show how you can make candy at home!
Dairy Month – Discuss lactose intolerance and show milk-free (and milk-rich) recipes.
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Month – Teach your readers how to make fruit and vegetables fun for kids.
Iced Tea Month – Three words: sun tea recipes. Your readers will thank you later!
Papaya Month – Give your readers an in-depth understanding of this poorly understood fruit!
First Friday in June – Doughnut Day – Share a time-lapsed video of your kids eating delicious doughnuts!

Daily Holidays

June 1

Hazelnut Cake Day – Write an amusing piece trying to sell your readers on hazelnut over chocolate cake.

June 2

Rocky Road Day, Rotisserie Chicken Day – Prepare your favorite rotisserie chicken meal, blended with various veggies, and a dollop of Rocky Road ice cream for dessert.

June 3

Chocolate Macaroon Day, Egg Day – Find pictures of the most delicious chocolate macaroons online and share them, along with pics of unique egg recipes.

June 4

Cheese Day – Discuss the science behind why cheese is so delicious, and list your top 10 favorite cheese types (with brief recipe descriptions).

June 5

Ketchup – Highlight the history of ketchup and why its sometimes spelled catsup.

June 6

Gingerbread Day – Make gingerbread cookies based on various houses and people.

Other June Holidays

June 7, Chocolate Ice Cream Day
June 8, Jelly-Filled Doughnut Day
June 9, Strawberry-Rhubarb Pie 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 15, Lobster Day
June 16, Fudge Day
June 17, Apple Strudel Day, Cherry Tart Day
June 18, Cheesemakers Day
June 19, Martini Day
June 20, Vanilla Milkshake Day
June 21, Peaches & Cream Day
June 22, Chocolate Eclair Day, Onion Ring Day
June 23, Pecan Sandy Day
June 24, Pralines Day
June 25, Strawberry Parfait Day, Catfish Day
June 26, Chocolate Pudding Day
June 27, Orange Blossom Day
June 28, Tapioca Day
June 29, Almond Buttercrunch Day
June 30, Mai Tai Day

July

Monthly Holidays

July officially starts the second half of the year with beautiful sunny days, hot weather, and plenty of choices for outdoor fun. When you check out this month’s holidays, you’ll know you’ll end up having a great time with your family on the beach, camping, or grilling on your deck:

Baked Bean Month – Share your favorite ways to serve baked beans during the summer.
Culinary Arts Month – Discuss why a culinary arts degree is a great option.
Hot Dog Month – Post a video on how to stuff hot dogs and make them more interesting.
Ice Cream Month – Review your favorite ice cream destinations and various homemade ice cream methods.
Picnic Month – Highlight fun and surprising ways that your readers can use pickles.

Daily Holidays

July 1

Gingersnap Day – Share a humorous list of fun ways to use gingersnaps when you’re not a senior citizen.

July 2

Anisette Day – Discuss the unique history of this food and how to integrate it into many meals.

July 3

Chocolate Wafer Day – Post a video tutorial on how to make homemade chocolate wafers.

July 4

Barbecue Day, Caesar Salad Day – Celebrate July 4 with a fun outdoor Livestream cookout!

July 5

Apple Turnover Day – Recover from your celebrations with a lovely apple turnover.

July 6

Fried Chicken Day – Teach your readers healthy ways to fry chicken.

Other July Months

July 7, Strawberry Sundae Day, Macaroni Day
July 8, Chocolate with Almonds Day
July 9, Sugar Cookie Day
July 10, Pina Colada Day, Pick Blueberries Day
July 11, Blueberry Muffin Day, Mojito Day
July 12, Pecan Pie Day
July 13, French Fry Day
July 14, Grand Marnier Day
July 15, Tapioca Pudding Day, Gummy Worm Day
July 16, Ice Cream Day, Corn Fritter Day
July 17, Peach Ice Cream Day
July 18, Caviar Day
July 19, Daiquiri Day
July 20, Ice Cream Sundae Day, Lollipop Day, Fortune Cookie Day
July 21, Creme Brûlée Day, Junk Food Day
July 22, Penuche Day
July 23, Vanilla Ice Cream Day, Official Hot Dog Day
July 24, Tequila Day
July 25, Hot Fudge Sundae Day
July 26, Bagelfest, Coffee Milkshake Day
July 27, Scotch Day
July 28, Milk Chocolate Day, Hamburger Day
July 29, Lasagna Day, Chicken Wing Day
July 30, Cheesecake Day
July 31, Raspberry Cake Day, Cotton Candy Day

August

Monthly Holidays

August is often one of the most enjoyable summer months but can also be a bit of a downer for some kids. After all, they’ll be going back to school very soon! However, there’s still plenty of fun topics you can cover in your food blog, including:

Catfish Month – Showcase deep southern catfish recipes, including some delicious jambalaya!
Panini Month – Save your readers money by teaching them how to make great paninis at home.
Peach Month – Write a top 10 list ranking your favorite peach pie recipes.
Sandwich Month – Teach fun ways to make sandwiches more interesting (use hummus topping, replace bread with salad leafs, etc.).

Daily Holidays

August 1

Raspberry Cream Pie Day – Talk about this underrated pie option, including why it’s better than other pie options, such as apple or pumpkin.

August 2

Ice Cream Sandwich Day – Detail step-by-step ice cream sandwich recipes for your readers.

August 3

Watermelon Day – Share the nutrient contents of watermelons and a few ways to serve them.

August 4

Chocolate Chip Cookie Day – Include a time-lapsed video of making chocolate chip cookies: share your favorite alternative chip cookie options.

August 5

Oyster Day – Find a way to make oysters palpable for the average person, such as putting them on salads.

August 6

Root Beer Float Day – Make root beer floats with your kids and share pictures and videos with readers.

Other August Holidays

August 7, Raspberries and Cream Day
August 8, Frozen Custard Day, Zucchini Day
August 9, Rice Pudding Day
August 10, S’mores Day, Banana Split Day
August 11, Panini Day, Raspberry Tart Day
August 12, Julienne Fries Day
August 13, Filet Mignon Day
August 14, Creamsicle Day
August 15, Lemon Meringue Pie Day
August 16, Rum Day, Bratwurst Day
August 17, Vanilla Custard Day
August 18, Ice Cream Pie Day
August 19, Soft-Serve Ice Cream Day, Hot & Spicy Food Day
August 20, Bacon Lovers Day, Chocolate Pecan Pie Day
August 21, Sweet Tea Day
August 22, Pecan Torte Day, Eat a Peach Day
August 23, Cuban Sandwich Day, Spongecake Day
August 24, Peach Pie Day
August 25, Whiskey Sour Day
August 26, Cherry Popsicle Day
August 27, Pots de Creme Day, Burger Day
August 28, Cherry Turnovers Day
August 29, Chop Suey
August 30, Toasted Marshmallow Day
August 31, Trail Mix Day

September

Monthly Holidays

Depending on where you live (and yearly temperature variations), September is either an extra summer month during which you can have fun or a transition period into fall. Thankfully, there are many different celebrations you can enjoy during this time, including:

Chicken Month – Share recipes for baked, broiled, fried, etc., chicken that uses fresh vegetable ingredients.
Honey Month – Discuss how to use honey to flavor various foods, including meat and much more.
Mushroom Month – Show off a handful of mushroom-related recipes that will convince even the biggest mushroom hater.
Papaya Month – Share videos of your kid’s reaction to tasting papayas for the first time, discussing
Potato Month – Write a top 10 list ranking the best potato recipes globally (put potato pancakes near the top).
Rice Month – Discuss the many unique ways you can use rice in a variety of different dishes.

Daily Holidays

September 1

Gyro Day – You can talk about the history of gyros, why they’re so popular, and how to make them at home.

September 2

Grits for Breakfast Day – Make grits with your kids and see how they react to this unique southern dish.

September 3

Welsh Rarebit Day, Baby Back Ribs Day – Find photos of your favorite baby back ribs and Welsh rarebit dishes and share them.

September 4

Macadamia Nut Day – Discuss the health benefits of macadamia nuts, what dishes they go well in, and why they’re a good snack option for kids.

September 5

Cheese Pizza Day – Pick your favorite unusual cheese pizza toppings and make a surprising dish for your readers.

September 6

Coffee Ice Cream Day – Make a funny video showing how coffee ice cream “wakes you up” for the day.

Other September Holidays

September 7, Beer Lover’s Day
September 8, Date-Nut Bread Day
September 9, I Love Food Day
September 10, Hot Dog Day
September 11, Hot Cross Bun Day
September 12, Chocolate Milkshake Day
September 13, Peanut Day
September 14, Cream-Filled Doughnut Day
September 15, Double Cheeseburger Day, Creme de Menthe Day, Linguini Day
September 16, Guacamole Day, Cinnamon-Raisin Bread Day
September 17, Apple Dumpling Day, Monte Cristo Day
September 18, Play-Dough Day, Cheeseburger Day
September 19, Butterscotch Pudding Day
September 20, Punch Day / Rum Punch Day
September 21, Pecan Cookie Day
September 22, Ice Cream Cone Day
September 23, White Chocolate Day
September 24, Cherries Jubilee Day
September 25, Quesadilla Day, Food Service Workers Day
September 26, Key Lime Pie Day
September 27, Chocolate Milk Day
September 28, Strawberry Cream Pie Day, Drink a Beer Day
September 29, Coffee Day, Mocha Day
September 30, Soufflé Potato Day, Mulled Cider Day

October

Monthly Holidays

By the time October rolls around, fall should be getting into a pretty good swing. As a result, you’re going to see some beautiful colors and a change in your food blog’s focus. So make sure you highlight these monthly holidays:

Pumpkin Month – Carve jack o lanterns with your children and showcase the results.
Apple Month – Prepare pumpkin and apple pies to share this season!
Applejack Month – Discuss your favorite applejack recipe options.
Caramel Month – Go on a tour of a caramel factory to show how it’s made!
Cookbook Month – Review your favorite cookbooks and highlight which you still use.
Cookie and Dessert Month – You can taste test the newest cookie and dessert options you’ve discovered.
Pickled Peppers and Pizza Month – Make a pickled pepper pizza and take pics of your friends’ reactions to it.
Popcorn Poppin’ Month – Buy some flavored popcorn and share your favorite horror movies.
Pork and PastaMonth – Pair pork with delicious pasta to highlight these celebrations.
Pretzel Month – Review your favorite hard and soft pretzel varieties.
Seafood Month – Discuss why seafood is such a healthy alternative to red meats.

Daily Holidays

October 1

Pumpkin Spice Day – Debate the pros and cons of pumpkin spice with real people’s opinions.

October 2

World Farm Animals Day – Show your readers how to make vegetable-only dishes.

October 3

Soft Taco Day – Produce a broad array of delicious soft tacos in a taco bar!

October 4

Taco Day – Let your children write reviews about why they love tacos.

October 5

Apple Betty Day, Rocky Mountain Oyster Day – Eat some apple Betty while talking about the infamous Rocky Mountain Oyster scene from the movie “Funny Farm.”

October 6

Noodle Day – Go over the history of noodles and why they remain a popular staple.

Other October Holidays

October 7, Frappe Day
October 8, Fluffernutter Day
October 9, Moldy-Cheese Day, Pizza and Beer Day, Hoagy Day
October 10, Tic Tac Day, Angel Food Cake Day
October 11, Sausage Pizza Day
October 12, Gumbo Day, Pumpkin Pie Day
October 13, Peanut Festival, Pumpkin Festiva, Yorkshire Pudding Day, M&M Day
October 14, Dessert Day
October 15, Mushroom Day, Red Wine Day
October 16, Liqueur Day, World Food Day
October 17, Pasta Day
October 18, Chocolate Cupcake Day
October 19, Seafood Bisque Day
October 20, Brandied Fruit Day
October 21, Pumpkin Cheesecake Day
October 22, Nut Day
October 23, Boston Cream Pie Day
October 24, Bologna Day, Feast of Good & Plenty
October 25, Greasy Foods Day
October 26, Mincemeat Day, Pumpkin Day
October 27, Potato Day, American Beer Day
October 28, Chocolate Day
October 29, Oatmeal Day
October 30, Candy Corn Day
October 31, Caramel Apple Day

November

Monthly Holidays

By the time November rolls around, you’re getting pretty close to the end of the year. The temperatures will be dipping, and your readers will want some delicious foods to prepare them for the winter. Just a few monthly celebrations to showcase include:

Fun with Fondue Month – Livestream your friends enjoying fondues every weekend.
Georgia Pecan Month – Visit a Georgia Pecan farm or facility to learn more about this food.
Peanut Butter Lover’s Month – Review your top 10 favorite peanut butter brands.
Pepper Month – Show different ways you can use pepper in various everyday dishes.
Stuffing Month – Make a new type of stuffing every day, mixing up the ingredients for fun.
Raisin Bread Month – Bake raisin bread and see if you can get your kids to eat it live on camera.

Weekly Holidays

November 1-7 – Fig Week – Share a different fig-based recipe every day during this week.

Daily Holidays

November 1

Bison Day – Talk about how you can use bison as an alternative to other meats.

November 2

Deviled Egg Day – Produce a time-lapsed video of you making deviled eggs.

November 3

Sandwich Day – Ask your readers to share their favorite sandwich recipes.

November 4

Candy Day – Talk about any leftover candy you may have from your kids’ Halloween.

November 5

Chinese Takeout Day – Discuss what makes a Chinese takeout restaurant great.

November 6

Nachos Day – Create a fantastic spread of delicious nachos to share with your readers.

Other November Holidays

November 7, Bittersweet Chocolate with Almonds Day
November 8, Cappuccino Day
November 9, Greek Yogurt Day
November 10, Vanilla Cupcake Day
November 11, Sundae Day
November 12, Pizza with the Works Except Anchovies Day
November 13, Indian Pudding Day
November 14, Homemade ‘Guac’ Day, Pickle Appreciation Day
November 15, Clean Out Your Refrigerator Day, Raisin Bran Cereal Day
November 16, Fast Food Day
November 17, Baklava Day, Homemade Bread Day
November 18, Apple Cider Day, Vichyssoise Day
November 19, Macchiato Day
November 20, Peanut Butter Fudge Day
November 21, Cranberry Day, Gingerbread Cookie Day
November 22, Cranberry Relish Day, Cashew Day
November 23, Espresso Day
November 24, Sardines Day
November 25, Parfait Day, Eat with a Friend Day
November 26, Cake Day
November 27, Bavarian Cream Pie Day
November 28, French Toast Day
November 29, Chocolate Day, Lemon Creme Pie Day, Rice Cake Day
November 30, Mousse Day

December

Monthly Holidays

The end of the year is always a bittersweet time. While the best holidays all take place around this time, winter is picking up, and it can be hard to avoid the cold. Thankfully, there are a handful of celebrations you can take advantage of here to pick up your readers’ spirits:

Pear Month – Highlight what makes the “thinking man’s apple” so delicious.
Egg Nog Month – Share your favorite egg nog memories.
Fruit Cake Month – Highlight some of the best fruit cake recipes that everyone will love.

Daily Holidays

December 1

Fried Pie Day – Make fried pies with your kids, including their favorite options.

December 2

Fritters Day – Make a time-lapsed video cooking delicious fritters!

December 3

Peppermint Latte Day – Talk about the best peppermint lattes from national and local chains.

December 4

Cookie Day – Rate the best Christmas cookies ever.

December 5

Comfort Food Day – Discuss your favorite comfort foods and how to make them.

December 6

Gazpacho Day, Microwave Oven Day, Cook for Christmas Day – Create a checklist for Christmas cooking needs.

Other December Holidays

December 7, Cotton Candy Day
December 8, Brownie Day
December 9, Pastry Day
December 10, Lager Day
December 11, Have a Bagel Day
December 12, Cocoa Day, Ambrosia Day
December 13, Popcorn String Day
December 14, Biscuits and Gravy Day, Bouillabaisse Day
December 15, Gingerbread Latte Day, Lemon Cupcake Day
December 16, Chocolate Covered Anything Day
December 17, Maple Syrup Day
December 18, I Love Honey Day, Roast Suckling Pig Day
December 19, Hard Candy Day, Oatmeal Muffin Day
December 20, Sangria Day
December 21, French Fried Shrimp Day
December 22, Date Nut Bread Day
December 23, Bake Day, Pfeffernuesse Day
December 24, Egg Nog Day
December 25, Pumpkin Pie Day, Kiss the Cook Day
December 26, Candy Cane Day
December 27, Fruitcake Day
December 28, Box of Chocolates Day
December 29, Get on the Scales Day, Pepper Pot Day
December 30, Bacon Day, Baking Soda Day
December 31, Champagne Day, Vinegar Day

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