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August 7: Delicious, Plump Tomatoes on Spain's La Tomatina Festival

The humble and versatile tomato originally grew only in Mexico. It is not known exactly when people started eating them, but experts suggest that the first usage of tomatoes may have been as early as 500BC. When the Spanish colonized the area, …

August 6: Carnival Food Festival on International Clown Week!

Many people are unaware that the Carnival is closely associated with the Catholic Church. Traditionally, in the days before the start of the Lenten fast, people would throw huge parties. Everyone in the community would celebrate the impending f…

August 5: Cookie Lovers Unite on National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day!

It's chocolate chip cookie day on August 5, so make sure you get a cookie jar at the ready. You might want to decorate some of these biscuits with the kids, or send chocolate chip cookies to loved ones. Who knows, you might want to be entrepren…

August 4: Share Your Favorite Comfort Food on International Friendship Day!

Friendship Day was first born in South America, but it has now spread to become a worldwide phenomenon. It's a chance to show the people you socialize with the most how much you appreciate their company. When it comes to cooking some comfort…

August 3: Mustard Inspired Recipes on National Mustard Day

National Mustard Day takes place on the first Saturday in August, which this year falls on the third. The main hub of the celebrations is at the National Mustard Museum over in Wisconsin. Summer is a great time to celebrate the mustard condimen…

August 2: Share A Meal with Your Neighbors on America's National Night Out!

The National Night Out is held every August, and was actually devised as a friendly protest against crime. The objective is to get people in neighborhoods to enjoy a meal together. One of the best ways to make it an enjoyable night for all is t…

August 1: A Feast with Loaves and Harvest on Lammas and Lughnasadh Day!

A staple of Pagan tradition is Lammas, which is also known as Lughnasadh. It requires Wiccan ritual supplies and food jars to keep every year at the beginning of August. It signifies the first day of harvesting, which concludes at Samhain, when…

July 30: Today is Pick Blueberries Day! What is Your Favorite Blueberry Dish?

Blueberries are native to the United States, and the blueberry plant have been grown and harvested in America for hundreds of years. They grow both in the wild and on cultivated land, making them affordable for people across the country. They h…

July 29: Sugary Confections on National Cotton Candy Day!

Cotton candy was designed as a way to bring sugary treats to the masses, because sugar was expensive, and not everyone could afford sweets. It was invented by William Morrison and John C. Wharton in 1897, and was first available to by at the 19…

July 27: Indulge in a Classic Favorite on National Raspberry Cake Day!

The raspberry is a commercial midsummer fruit crop that is widely grown in all temperate regions of the world. It is known not only for its taste but also for its many colors. While the most recognizable color is the red raspberry, a lot of onl…