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@Foodsonthefly from Destination Roam @foodsonthefly from destination roam national + international food holidays Source: Foodimentary Peiking Duck Day National Chocolate Cake Day January 18 January 27 january January 1 January 16 National Bloody Mary Day National Fig Newton Day National Black Eyed Pea Day International Hot and Spicy Food Day January 2 January 17 National Buffet Day National Hot Buttered Rum Day National Cream Puff Day January 18 January 3 National Gourmet Coffee Day National Chocolate Covered Cherry Day Peking Duck Day January 4 January 19 National Spaghetti Day National Popcorn Day January 5 January 20 National Whipped Cream Day National Buttercrunch Day January 6 National Cheese Lover’s Day National Shortbread Day January 21 National Bean Day National Granola Bar Day January 7 National New England Clam Chowder Day National Tempura Day January 22 January 8 National Blonde Brownie Day National English Toffee Day National Southern Food Day January 9 January 23 National Apricot Day National Pie Day January 10 National Rhubarb Pie Day National Bittersweet Chocolate Day January 24 January 11 National Peanut Butter Day National Hot Toddy DayNational Milk Day Lobster Thermidor Day January 12 January 25 National Marzipan Day National Irish Coffee Day National Curried Chicken Day January 26 National Glazed Doughnut Day National Peanut Brittle Day January 13 January 27 National Gluten-Free Day National Chocolate Cake Day National Peach Melba Day January 28National Blueberry Pancake Day January 14 January 29 National Hot Pastrami Sandwich Day National Corn Chip Day January 15 January 30 National Bagel Day National Croissant Day National Fresh Squeezed Juice Day January 31 National Strawberry Ice Cream Day @foodsonthefly National Hot Chocolate Day National Pizza Day National “Drink Wine” Day February 9 February 18 february February 1 February 14 National Cake Pops Day National Cream-Filled Chocolates Day National Baked Alaska Day February 15 National Dark Chocolate Day National Gumdrop Day February 2 National Chewing Gum Day National Tater Tot Day February 16 February 3 National Almond Day National Carrot Cake Day February 17 February 4 National Cafe’ Au Lait Da National Homemade Soup Day February 18 National Stuffed Mushroom Day National “Drink Wine” Day Pork Rind Appreciation Day February 19 February 5 National Chocolate Mint Day World Nutella Day February 20 National Frozen Yogurt Day National Cherry Pie Day February 6 National Muffin Day National Chopsticks Day February 21 February 7 National Sticky Bun Day National Fettuccine Alfredo Day February 8 February 22National Margarita Day National Molasses Bar Day National Cook a Sweet Potato Day National Potato Lover’s Day February 23 February 9 National Banana Bread Day National Bagels and Lox Day February 24 National Pizza Day National Tortilla Chip Day February 10 February 25 National Cream Cheese Brownie Day National Chocolate Covered Peanuts Day National “Have a Brownie” Day National Clam Chowder Day February 11 February 26 National Peppermint Patty Day National Pistachio Day February 12 February 27 National PB&J Day National Strawberry Day National Biscotti Day National Kahlua Day February 13 February 28 National Tortellini Day National Souffle Day National Italian Food Day @foodsonthefly National Oreo Day National Irish Food Day March 6 March 17 march @foodsonthefly March 1 March 16 National Peanut Butter Lover’s Day National Artichoke Heart Day March 2 March 17 National Banana Cream Pie Day– National Irish Food Day March 3 March 18 National Cold Cuts Day National Sloppy Joe Day National Moscow Mule Day March 19 March 4 *Oatmeal Cookie Day National Poundcake Day March 20 March 5 National Ravioli Day National Cheese Doodle Day March 21 March 6 National Crunchy Taco Day–March 22 National Oreo Day World Water Day March 7 March 23 National Cereal Day National Chips and Dip Day March 8 March 24 National Peanut Cluster Day National Chocolate Covered Raisins Day March 9 March 25 National Meatball Day National International Waffle Day National Crab Day March 26 March 10 National Nougat Day National Ranch Dressing Day National Spinach Day March 11 March 27 National “Eat Your Noodles” Day National World Whisky Day March 12 March 28 National Milky Way Day National Black Forest Cake Day March 13 March 29 National Chicken Noodle Soup Day National Chiffon Cake Day March 14 March 30 National Potato Chip Day National Hot Chicken Day March 15 National Turkey Neck Soup Day National Peanut Lovers’ Day March 31 National Oysters on the Half Shell Day National Clam Day @foodsonthefly National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day National Prime Rib Day April 2 April 27 april April 1 April 16 National Soylent Green Day National Eggs Benedict Day National Sourdough Bread Day National Baked Ham with Pineapple Day April 2 Day of the Mushroom National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day April 17 April 3 National Cheeseball Day National Chocolate Mousse Day World Malbec Day April 4 April 18 National Cordon Bleu Day National Animal Crackers Day International Carrot Day April 19 April 5 National Rice Ball Day Caramel Day April 20 National Raisin & Spice Bar Day National Pineapple Upside-down Cake Day April 6 April 21 National Caramel Popcorn Day National Chocolate-Covered Cashews Day International Carbonara DayNew Beer’s Eve April 22 April 7 National Jelly Bean Day National Coffee Cake Day April 23 National Beer Day National Cherry Cheesecake Day April 8 National Picnic Day National Empanada Day April 24 April 9 National Pigs-in-a-Blanket Day National Chinese Almond Cookie Day April 25 April 10 National Crotilla Day National Cinnamon Crescent Day National Zucchini Bread Day April 11 April 26 National Cheese Fondue Day National Pretzel Day April 12 April 27 National Licorice Day National Prime Rib Day National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day April 28 April 13 National Blueberry Pie Day National Peach Cobbler Day April 29 April 14 National Shrimp Scampi Day National Pecan Day April 30 April 15 National Oatmeal Cookie Day National Glazed Ham Day National Raisin Day @foodsonthefly National Enchilada Day – Happy Cinco de Mayo! National Grape Popsicle Day May 5 May 27 may May 1 May 16 National Chocolate Parfait Day National Barbecue Day May 2 May 17 National Chocolate Truffle Day National Cherry Cobbler Day May 3 May 18 National Raspberry Popover Day National Cheese Souffle Day National Raspberry Tart Day I love Reese’s Day National Chocolate Custard Day May 19 May 4 National Devil’s Food Cake Day National Candied Orange Peel Day May 20 National Homebrew Day National Quiche Lorraine Day National Hoagie Day National Pick Strawberries Day May 5 May 21 National Enchilada Day – Happy Cinco de Mayo! National Strawberries and Cream Day May 6 May 22 National Crepe Suzette Day National Vanilla Pudding Day May 7 May 23 National Roast Leg of Lamb Day National Taffy Day May 8 May 24 National Coconut Cream Pie Day National Escargot Day May 9 May 25 National Shrimp Day National Brown-Bag-It Day National Foodies Day National Wine Day May 10 May 26 National Liver and Onions Day National Blueberry Cheesecake Day May 11 National Cherry Dessert Day National “Eat What You Want” Day May 27 May 12 National Italian Beef Day National Nutty Fudge Day National Grape Popsicle Day May 13 May 28 National Apple Pie DayNational Fruit Cocktail Day National Brisket Day National Hummus Day May 29 May 14 National Biscuit Day National Brioche Day May 30 National Buttermilk Biscuit Day National Mint Julep Day May 15 May 31 National Chocolate Chip Day @foodsonthefly National Macaroon Day International Falafel Day National Mai Tai Day June 12 June 30 june June 1 June 16 National Hazelnut Cake Day National Fudge Day June 2 June 17 National Rocky Road DayNational Rotisserie Chicken Day National Apple Strudel Day National Cherry Tart Day June 3 June 18 National Chocolate Macaroon Day International Picnic DayNational Cheesemakers Day National Egg Day June 19 June 4 National Martini Day National Cheese Day June 20 June 5 National Vanilla Milkshake Day National Ketchup / Catsup Day June 21 June 6 National Peaches & Cream Day National Gingerbread Day June 22 June 7 National Chocolate Eclair Day National Chocolate Ice Cream Day National Onion Ring Day June 8 June 23 National Jelly-Filled Doughnut Day National Pecan Sandy Day June 9 June 24 National Strawberry-Rhubarb Pie Day National Pralines Day June 10 June 25 National Iced-Tea Day National Strawberry Parfait Day National Catfish Day June 11 June 26 National German Chocolate Cake Day National Chocolate Pudding Day June 12 June 27 National Peanut Butter Cookie Day National Orange Blossom Day International Falafel Day June 28 June 13 National Tapioca Day Cupcake Lover’s Day June 29 June 14 National Almond Buttercrunch Day National Strawberry Shortcake Day June 30 June 15 National Mai Tai Day Lobster Day @foodsonthefly National Barbecue Day National Tequila Day July 4 July 24 july July 1 July 17 National Gingersnap Day National Peach Ice Cream Day July 2 July 18 National Anisette Day National Caviar Day July 3 July 19 National Chocolate Wafer Day National Daiquiri Day July 4 July 20 National Barbecue Day National Ice Cream Sundae Day Caesar Salad Day National Lollipop Day July 5 Fortune Cookie Day National Apple Turnover Day July 21 July 6 National Creme Brûlée Day National Fried Chicken Day National Junk Food Day July 7 July 22 National Strawberry Sundae Day National Penuche Day National Macaroni Day July 23 July 8 National Vanilla Ice Cream Day National Chocolate with Almonds Day Official* Hot Dog Day July 9 July 24 National Sugar Cookie Day National
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