Good morning, how are you? Welcome to our series sharing Food Holidays: October 9th, 2021. It’s National Cookie Day and I think Charlie should make Cookies for me this evening then we can watch a movie. Would you like to join us for Cookies and Milk with Hallmark Movies.
National Cookie Month
Did you know the average person consuming almost 19,000 Cookies in a lifetime, which is no surprise why we celebrate National Homemade Cookies Day! Every year on October 1, bakers, homemakers, and Cookie Monsters alike, preheat their ovens to serve up Cookies. With a variety of options to choose from, there is no limit to the types of cookies you can create in the comfort of your own home.
NATIONAL HOMEMADE COOKIES DAY ACTIVITIES
- You can never bake one Cookie, so why not share the Cookies with your friends, family! Bake up the Classic Chocolate Chip, or make a variety of Cookies to celebrate this Holiday which will brighten up everyone’s day.
- Move over Martha Stewart, it’s time to get creative and a great cookie starts with a strong foundation: the dough. Once you have the dough, the possibilities are endless. Add your favorite Nut, Fruit, or Candy, to create your own signature Cookie.
- This year, National Homemade Cookie Day is on a Saturday. Host a cookie baking contest at in your neighborhood friends and family. Encourage participants to create a family recipe, or share a Cookie recipe that’s been passed down to them.
WHY WE LOVE NATIONAL HOMEMADE COOKIES DAY
- Cookies are one of the easier Desserts to cook up, and Cookies don’t take much time to bake. Whether you like your Cookies gooey, or crispy, their sweetness makes every bite enjoyable.
- Nothing makes us feel more at home than the smell and taste of freshly baked Cookies and the nostalgic handheld circles, make Cookies the perfect snack at any time of day, and you can taste the love that goes into making Cookies.
- Popular brands have made it easy for us to skip the hassle of preparing the Cookie dough, and allow us to jump right in at the baking step. For those wanting to “break and bake”, cooking up these treats has never been easier.
Thank you,
Glenda, Cates
