There’s plenty of August food days to look forward to this month. From fajitas to cupcakes, there’s a food day to enjoy!
Lots of the August food days include summery foods, like National Creamsicle Day on August 14th. There’s also days that feature summer fruit like National Watermelon Day on August 3rd and National Eat a Peach Day on August 22nd.
There’s savory foods to be celebrated all month long, from National Oyster Day on August 5th to National Chop Suey Day on August 29th.
There’s also sweet foods with their own days, like National Ice Cream Pie Day on August 18th and National Sponge Cake Day on August 23rd. You can even make your own indoor s’mores for National S’mores Day on August 10th.
Read the full list of August national days for more reasons to celebrate. Don’t forget to look for the food days this month in our August word search printable and keep reading for more in depth info on the food days this month.
This handy list of national days in August will give you a quick look at the month to find out how to celebrate your favorite national days with recipes, crafts ideas, and outdoor activities. Each time I cover a new and fun national day about August on the blog, I add new links to the …
August 5 is National Oyster Day. It’s a perfect day to celebrate the many ways to eat oysters, and answer the most frequently asked questions about them! Are you an oyster lover? Today is the day for you! Keep reading to learn how to celebrate National Oyster Day, fun facts about oysters, the answer to …
This list of national food holidays in August gives us so many recipes to share. From Homemade Pie Day to Eat Outside Day, every day of the month has at least one food or drink associated with it. This makes the month full of days to celebrate. National days are so much fun to celebrate, no matter …
August 10 is National S’mores Day! In honor of this fun national day, how about making these indoor s’mores in your microwave. When the weather is raining cats and dogs outside, thoughts of camping are normally not at the front of the mind. But when bad weather hits, the kids can still have a fun …