What better for the holiday than New Years fun facts? What do you really know about this day? The most popular New Year’s resolution in 2020 was to exercise more. There’s one ton of confetti dropped in Times Square on New Year’s Eve for the ball drop. The first Times Square New Year’s Eve Ball …
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The New Year is a time for a new start. We leave behind last year’s baggage and look to a brighter future while having a good meal and some drinks with family and friends. Be careful about what you eat, though. You just might ruin your entire new year before it even starts by putting …
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If you don’t want to use ingredients like shredded beef suet or currants to make Christmas pudding, then this recipe might be less weird for you. Do you think you’d try it? Soaked, dried Fruits 3/4 cup golden raisins 3/4 cup chopped cherries 2/3 cup mixed dried fruit or citrus peel 3/4 cup chopped dried …
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You really shouldn’t try to power through persistent headaches. If your head feels like it’s splitting constantly, there might be something seriously wrong. Take this Vietnamese man, for example. The 35-year-old man was suffering from horrendous, persistent headaches, yet he simply tried to grit his teeth and bear the pain. After five months, however, he …
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What do you prepare for your Christmas dinner? Have you ever made Christmas Pudding? Origins: This sweet dish originally came from the United Kingdom. The ingredients were considered more accessible, affordable and easy to keep on hand for any special occasion or a treat. What Is It: This traditional Christmas dessert is made with nuts, …
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It’s almost December and these weird holidays are the first holidays to celebrate this month. Will you enjoy any of these days as a holiday? December 1st National Pie Day. A classic pecan pie would be so delicious. Will you have pie to celebrate the first day of the month of December? Rosa Parks Day …
Knowing what you’re eating is a big part of having an enjoyable meal. Sure, it’s sometimes fun to give weird foods a blind taste test, but usually, people want to know what they put in their mouths. In some cases, however, knowing the name of the dish doesn’t help you at all. Many dishes have …
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These holidays come after Thanksgiving and they are fun to celebrate, too. Which ones will you take part in? November 24th: You’re Welcomegiving Day. The day after Thanksgiving is a day of you’re welcome. But if you want to switch it up, try out these: It was our pleasure. We were honored to do it. …
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Do you think you know your Thanksgiving trivia? Question: How much does the average Thanksgiving turkey weigh? Answer: Around 15 pounds Question: Do Americans prefer apple pie or pumpkin pie? Answer: Apple pie Question: When was the first Thanksgiving football game? Answer: 1876 Question: What meats were eaten at the first Thanksgiving celebration? Answer: Venison, swan, …
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Today, November 17th, is National Butter Day and National Homemade Bread day so how do you plan to celebrate? Toast If there is anything better than toast with butter slathered on it, please enlighten me. Especially with a fresh loaf of bread, there is nothing better than cutting off a piece and throwing it into …
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