You either love ‘em or you hate ‘em. But you can’t deny their popularity. Fig Newtons have remained a much-loved pastry for over a century, so no wonder they get their own day. January 16 is National Fig Newton Day and we know you can’t wait to enjoy a few in celebration. Fig Newtons came […]
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Want to Win $35K to drive the Oscar Meyer Wienermobile? Here’s How
Oscar Mayer is looking for someone who would relish the opportunity to get behind the wheel of one of America’s most iconic foodie vehicles. The processed meat giant has launched a nationwide search for its next crew of “Hotdoggers” — paid spokespeople who drive the brand’s famous hot dog-shaped Wienermobiles around the country. The company […]
It’s National Bagel Day – Here’s Where You Can Score the Deals and Freebies
If there’s a commonly munched-on food that deserves its own special day, the bagel certainly qualifies. And that day of celebration, National Bagel Day, is today, January 15. Let’s give the doughy circular delicacy its due. The bagel originated in 13th century in what is now Poland, according to National Geographic, which credits the history to Maria […]
Miller Lite wants to help you get through Dry January with Miller Lite Beer Mints
In a move that may make beer fans raise an eyebrow, Miller Lite has unleashed a quirky solution for Dry January devotees who seriously miss the taste of their favorite brew. Enter the Miller Lite Beer Mints, an audacious creation inviting those 21 and over to savor the essence of the light lager without a […]
Warm Up your Winter on Hot Toddy Day
January 11th is National Hot Toddy Day! A hot toddy is a delicious drink made with honey, lemon, hot water, and the spirit of your choice (usually whiskey, brandy, or rum). It’s the perfect way to warm up on a cold winter day, and it’s said that a few sips can also relieve cold or […]
Got Milk?
Today, January 11th, is National Milk Day (although some people have claimed November 26th to celebrate all things Milk, and not to be confused World Milk Day, which is in June). National Milk Day is a holiday that was first requested by the International Association of Milk Inspectors in 1915, but that request largely fell […]
Costco Is Currently Selling One of the World’s Rarest Wines for a (Relative) Bargain
In addition to its $1.50 hot dogs and $5 rotisserie chickens, Costco warehouse stores are known for great deals. The more than 129 million members, according to the latest Costco reports, flock to the 871 locations worldwide, to stock up on everything from appliances to industrial-sized packages of paper products, fresh and frozen food galore, and discounted […]
National Apricot Day? In JANUARY?
January 9th is National Apricot day, which may seem odd considering that the fruit’s growing season is during the Summer and you’d be hard pressed to find any fresh apricots in your grocer’s aisles right now, but they are considered good luck, hence giving them a go in the New Year seems fitting. Besides, you […]
Here’s the Recipe for Travis and Taylor’s favorite Cinnamon Rolls
As much as you may deny it in public, secretly you can’t help following Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s romance, especially when it involves their love of food. As Food & Wine reports, Swift is apparently a talented baker who loves to whip up cookies, cakes, and whoopie pies at home. She even inspired a new […]
January is National Soup Month!
When the cold weather is in abundance, what better way to sit down and warm up than with a nice, warm bowl of soup? Where did soup come from, and how was it created? Let’s find out as we dive into the history of National Soup Month, celebrated annually in January! Historical evidence of the […]