The Food Holidays for a Healthy, Delicious 2020
There seems to be a food holiday for every day of the year. Some speak to high-calorie, luscious desserts like Cupcake Day or Chocolate Mousse Day. Woman Around Town has gathered ones for those that wish to celebrate unofficial food holidays with healthy foods. Check them out and mark your calendars. There are ones for every month of the New Year.
January: 1/9 Apricot Day, 1/15 Fresh Squeezed Juice Day; 1/24 Peanut Butter Day
February: 2/4 Homemade Soup Day; 2/16 Almond Day; 2/27 Strawberry Day
March: 3/7 Cereal Day; 3/16 Artichoke Heart Day; 3/26 Spinach Day
April: 4/15 Banana Day; 4/19 Garlic Day; 4/30 Raisin Day
May: 5/4 Orange Juice Day; 5/13 Hummus Day; 5/17 Walnut Day;
June: 6/1 Olive Day; 6/3 Egg Day; 6/21 Smoothie Day;
July: 7/4 Caesar Salad Day; 7/14 Macaroni Day; 7/30 Avocado Day
August: 8/3 Watermelon Day; 8/8 Zucchini Day; 8/29 Potato Day
September: 9/4 Macadamia Nut Day; 9/7 Acorn Squash Day; 9/13 Peanut Day
October: 10/20 Apple Day; 10/28 Oatmeal Day; 10/26 Pumpkin Day
November: 11/9 Greek Yogurt Day; 11/21 Cranberry Day; 11/22 Cashew Day
December: Uh-oh. We couldn’t find any healthy ones for December, and that’s just as well. You probably have eaten well all year so indulge in homemade cookies and foods at holiday parties.
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