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National Corn Chip Day

National Corn Chip Dy. January 29 holidays

When is National Corn Chip Day? This holiday is always observed on January 29

National Corn Chip Day is today. It is a January 29 holiday. Fifty years ago, few Americans knew what these crunchy chips were. However,  today most of us cannot imagine life without this tasty, crunchy holder of salsa, cheese, and (mostly) Mexican dips. In addition to using them with dips, these chips are an important ingredient in a wide variety of Tex-Mex recipes. They are also sprinkled atop salads.

On this holiday, enjoy eating one of your favorite snacks. And, take our corn chip challenge. Eat corn chips for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks today! I don’t know about you. But, I will find that easy to do.

Did You Know? Fritos Corn Chips were first marketed in 1961.

Corn Chips Versus Tortilla Chips

Surprisingly, many of us think corn chips and tortilla chips are one and the same. Actually, they are different.  Both of them are made of the same ingredients: cornmeal, salt, and water. The difference is how they are cooked and prepared.

How to Make Corn Chips

  • First, mix cornmeal, salt, and water into a dough.
  • The dough is shaped and pressed through a die, similar to how is made.
  • Then, fry the chips in a heavy skillet. 

How to Make Tortilla Chips

  • Cornmeal, salt, and water are mixed into a dough.
  • Next, the dough is made into a round shape.
  • Cook the dough in a skillet or a cast iron pot.
  • Finally, cut it into triangles and then fried.

Corn Chip Trivia

In the 1930s, Fritos becomes the first corn chip to reach the market.

  • Charles Elmer Doolin bought the patent for “Fritos” from a Mexican man for $100.
  • In 1991, Fritos created the current logo. Yet, it wasn’t patented until 2002!
  • Ignacio Anaya, a maitre’d from Piedra Negras, Mexico invented Nachos in 1943.
  • Corn, the main ingredient in corn chips, is gluten-free.
  • Salsa can be traced back to the Aztecs and Mayans.
  • Chips and salsa are the official state snack of Texas.
  • May is National Salsa month.
Fritos Corn Chip Day

Ways to Celebrate National Corn Chip Day

Here are some ways to enjoy this crunchy food holiday:

  • Buy a bag of corn chips. Make sure you get corn chips and not tortilla chips.
  • Eat them and enjoy!
  • Make homemade corn chips.
  • Bring a bag of chips to your work to share with your co-workers. And, don’t forget the salsa or con queso.
  • Get a small bag of chips and and salsa, or chili. Then, eat it from the bag. Scouts and other youth groups like it this way.

Today's Quote

“Love is heaven and fear is hell. Where you place your attention is where you live.” – – Alan Cohen

National Corn Chip Day. January 29 holidays

History and Origin of National Corn Chip Day

Who created this day and when remains a crunchy question. For example, it could be a corn chip manufacturer. Or, perhaps it was someone who just loves corn chips and wants to celebrate and recognize this great snack. Our extensive research has not yet uncovered the creator of this day. Needless to day, our research is ongoing.

There is no evidence to suggest that this is truly a “National” day, which requires an act of congress. We found no congressional records or presidential proclamation about this special day.

Definition of “National” Days – Learn why it is important to distinguish true National days.

This Day in History

In addition to National Corn Chip Day, here are some important things that happened on this day:

  • Hawaii proclaims Liliuokalani as its queen. Renowned for her song Aloha Oe, her reign lasts just four years. (1891)
  • Baseball’s American League is founded. (1900)
  • Tom Selleck, actor, TV series “Magnum P.I., Blue Bloods, was born on this day in 1945.

What’s more, see historical additional events.



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National Puzzle Day

Red Carnation Day

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Ecards – Send a free Ecard daily for National Corn Chip Day or just about any calendar holiday, occasion, observance, or event. Undoubtedly, it’s fun for both the sender and the recipient.

Flower of the Day: Astilbe

Recipe of the Day: Oatmeal Cookies

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Did You Know? Moreover, in addition to National Corn Chip Day, there are literally thousands of daily holidays, special events, and observances, more than one for every day of the year. and many of these holidays are new. People and organizations are creating new holidays regularly. January holidays are no exception. Consequently, at Holiday Insights, we take great efforts to thoroughly research and document the details of each one, as completely and accurately as possible.

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January 2026 holidays. Buffalo Snowstorm. National Weatherman Day. February 5 holiday

About Holidays in January 2026

It’s a brand-new year. The big mega holidays from Halloween and Thanksgiving through to the New Year celebrations are over. But, January 2026 holidays abound, both big and small. Certainly, there’s no shortage of January National holidays and international holidays to mark on your calendar this month. So, fill your January 2026 calendar with holidays to celebrate every day. For most people, things slow down a bit during the winter months. But, not the number of bizarre and unique days on our calendar. So, grab a cup of hot cocoa and sit by the fireside, as you preview all the special days you will celebrate this month. We hope you take the time to enjoy every one of them.

January Monthly Celebrations

  • National Bath Safety Month
  • National Blood Donor Month
  • Braille Literacy Month
  • National Hobby Month
  • Hot Tea Month
  • National Oatmeal Month
  • National Soup Month

Weekly Events in January

  • 2nd Week Letter Writing Week

January 2026 Holidays - Special Events

January is the beginning of a whole new year. While we do not know what the new year will bring, we are filled with optimism that it will be a great year. What we do know is that January is filled with a wide variety of fun holidays to help us get through a very cold and snowy month. Among the fun and sometimes quirky holidays this month, make sure not to miss:

Here are January 2026 Calendar with Holidays by Day

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Making Snowmen is Great January 2026 Holiday Fun

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January 2026 holidays include many International and National Holidays



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Grab a Cup of Hot Chocolate and enjoy the many January 2026 Holidays

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This Day in History for January

Ecards – Send a free Ecard for just about any January calendar holiday, occasion, observance, or event. Without a doubt, it’s fun for both the sender and the recipient.

Holiday Blog – See what’s happening. 

Notes:

  1. 2027 dates will be available later in 2026.

  2. Holiday Insights is one of the original holiday calendar websites. We are proudly one of very few websites who actually research each holiday and special day prior to publishing them.

  3. How to Create Special Days.

  4. Definition of National Days

  5. Federal Holidays

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Did You Know? In addition to January 2026 holidays, there are literally thousands of holidays, special events, and observances, more than one for every day of the year. Many new holidays are being created on a very frequent basis. At Holiday Insights we strive to thoroughly research and report details of each one as accurately as possible.  

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World Compliment Day

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About World Compliment Day

When is World Compliment Day? This holiday is always observed on March 1

Today is World Compliment Day, a March 1 holiday. According to Hans Poortvliet of the Netherlands who created this day, it addresses the basic human need for recognition and appreciation. This is a non-commercial day that simply makes people happy and feel good about themselves. The benefits of giving honest and sincere compliments go to both the giver and receiver of the compliment.  

You, the reader of this article, are an intelligent person who seeks to broaden your knowledge and appreciates the value of learning and expanding your mind. How’s that for an honest, positive, and very sincere compliment!? If you reflect on that for a moment, you will realize that actually describes you!

Participating in this special day is simple and easy. As you meet people today, think about them and who they are.  Give them a compliment that is positive, honest, and sincere. Do it with a smile. Then, watch the smile appear on their face. Compliments can be oral or written. However, they are best when given face-to-face in person.

The benefits of compliments are many:

  • It simply makes people happy.
  • It increases self-esteem and self-worth
  • Given on the job, it increases productivity.
  • It increases pride.
  • It creates mutual well-being.
  • Compliments given come back in numerous ways.

Your goal for today:  Compliment at least three people. However, we challenge you to do more. You’ll be glad you did!

How to Celebrate World Compliment Day

  • Give a compliment to everyone you see today. Be sincere.
  • Look for the positive in people.

Thought for Today

“I can live for two months on a compliment” – – Mark Twain

History and Origin of World Compliment Day

This special event was created by Hans Poortvliet of the Netherlands in the early 2000s. Poortvliet is a Recognition Professional. Originally called National Compliment Day, its popularity quickly grew and spread to other countries. Poortvliet soon recognized that this special day should be more global, and retitled this special day “World Compliment Day”. According to Poortvliet, it is now a global initiative to make it “the most positive day in the world.”



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Flower of the Day: Elephant Ears

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Compliment Day

Mirror. When is Compliment Day? January 24 holiday. Opposite Day

When is Compliment Day? This holiday is always observed on January 24

When you wake up this morning, say something nice about the person you see in the mirror. Certainly, there are many nice things you can say. Then, spend the rest of the day saying nice or kind things to everyone you meet. This is the way to celebrate Compliment Day. This January 24 holiday is a great opportunity to say something positive about the people you come into contact with. Everyone has good attributes. …that’s right……. everyone. So, try giving a compliment to everyone you see today. It’s easy….. How nice of you to visit our site today. I can see by your choice of websites, that you are an intelligent person. You are a kind and inquisitive person. I love the way you……

  • It’s a cinch to find compliments for family and loved ones, even for your Mother-in-Law. (Tip: She’s probably a good cook.)

  • Friends are friends because you see something good about them. Here’s an easy compliment to a friend: “Wow, you’re very intelligent…you choose your friends wisely”.

  • Saying something positive about your boss or people you don’t like is a little more difficult. Take up the challenge. We know you can do it!

Remember: Silence is golden. Mama said, “If you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything”. So, if after searching for something good to say, you can always choose to remain silent.

Compliment Day is celebrated by offering sincere compliments to people you know and meet. By all means, your compliments must be sincere. People will see right through insincerity, and you will do more harm than good.

How many compliments should you give out today? The common suggestion is five. Yes, they should be five different people.  

Play the Compliment Day Game

  1. Gather in a circle.
  2. Look at the person to your left.
  3. Find a compliment for that person.
  4. Write the compliment on a piece of paper and who it is for.
  5. Gather the notes and post on a board.
  6. All players match each of the compliments to a player. 
  7. The person with the most correct matches wins.

Thought for Today

“Old is when people compliment your alligator shoes, and you’re not wearing any.” – – Norm Crosby

History and Origin of Compliment Day

This day was created in 1998 by Kathy Chamberlin, of Hopkinton, NH., and Debby Hoffman, of Concord, NH.

This Day in History

In addition to today’s holiday, here are some of the things that happened on this day:

  • Beer was first sold in cans. See Beer Can Appreciation Day. (1935)
  • WWII Yalta agreement signed by the U.S., England, and Russia. The agreement defined how Germany would be divided and administered after the war’s end. (1945)
  • Singer and composer Neil Diamond was born on this day in 1941.

What’s more, see historical additional events.



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Beer Can Appreciation Day

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This Day in History – Indeed, many other important events occurred on this date. See what happened on this date in history.

Famous January Birthdays – Did you ever wonder what famous people share your birth date? If so, then find out now!

Ecards – Send a free Ecard daily for Compliment Day or just about any calendar holiday, occasion, observance, or event. Undoubtedly, it’s fun for both the sender and the recipient.

Flower of the Day: Vinca

Recipe of the Day: Candied Carrots

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Chocolate Cake Day

Devil's Food Chocolate Cake Day. When is Chocolate Cake Day? May 19 holiday. January 27

When is Chocolate Cake Day? This holiday is always observed on January 27

Chocolate Cake Day is today. This January 27 holiday is a chocolate lovers delight, and a day to eat cake. Why this a day to “bake your chocolate cake….and eat it, too!” On this day, a white or yellow cake will not do. Nor, will part chocolate, part white suffice. It must be chocolate, all chocolate. You can make milk chocolate, dark chocolate, fudge, or any other type of chocolate. And, there’s only one flavor of frosting that’s acceptable to use today. Of course, you know what flavor to use. 

During our original research, in the early 2000s, there were only a few references to this holiday anywhere, online or off. The few references we found were from Ecard and calendar websites. This might lead you to conclude that this is a day for (and by) the Ecard companies. But, we know better. This day is for you, and all of us chocolate lovers to savor and enjoy.

There are three objectives for today: To bake a chocolate cake. To decorate a one. And, to eat a piece or two. Of course, if you are too busy to bake or decorate a cake, then just eating a chocolate cake will certainly do! 

Cliché of the Day: You can’t have your cake and eat it, too. Author unknown

For the Diet Conscious: You just might not want to know that there a one slice of chocolate cakes has approximately 250 to 500 calories and 30 to 50 carbs. But, don’t let this keep you from enjoying a slice today. 

How to Celebrate Chocolate Cake Day

Food holidays are some of the most delicious holidays of the year. Here are some ways that you can celebrate this tasty holiday:

  • Bake a chocolate cake.
  • Eat a piece (or two).
  • Share your recipe with others. 
  • Bake a chocolate cake and bring it to your workplace to share with others. You might be voted “Co-worker of the Day”.
  • Give a cake to someone in need of cheering up.
  • Bring a chocolate cake to a nursing home.
  • Post a picture of your cake on social media.

Today's Quote

“Let them eat cake”. This quote was first attributed to Queen Marie Antoinette.

History and Origin of Chocolate Cake Day

Despite our extensive research efforts in the early 2000s, we did not find the creator or the origin of this holiday. Also, a second search in the early 2020s did not find any information about the origin or creator of this day. Perhaps it was a baker who created it. Or, maybe it was a food company. Most likely, it was a chocolate cake…eater just like you and me!

Prior to 2015, this holiday was universally called Chocolate Cake Day. Then, sometime after 2015, many websites began to add the word “National” to the title of this holiday.  Now, most websites are doing this. However, this change was not made by an unknown creator. Nor is there any congressional bill or presidential proclamation making it a true national day. As a result, we continue to call this holiday Chocolate Cake Day

Definition of “National” Days – Find outwhy it is important to distinguish true national days.

This Day in History

In addition to Chocolate Cake Day, here are some things that happened on this day:

  • The Russians liberate Auschwitz in WWII. (1945)
  • Tragedy strikes the Apollo space program as a fire in the command module kills astronauts Lt. Col. Virgil “Gus” Grissom, Lt. Col. Edward H. White, and Lt. Cdr. Roger Chafee.  (1967)
  • Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, one of the greatest musical composers ever was born on this day in 1756.

What’s more, see historical additional events.

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Additionally, people who like Chocolate Cake Day will also enjoy:

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International Cake Day

World Baking Day

Want to become a chocolate expert? See Chocolate Trivia



More January 27 Holidays

In addition to Chocolate Cake Day, here is another January 27 holiday we’re sure you will enjoy.

Punch the Clock Day

More About Today

This Day in History – Indeed, many other important events occurred on this date. See what happened on this date in history.

Famous January Birthdays – Did you ever wonder what famous people share your birth date? If so, then find out now!

Ecards – Send a free Ecard daily for Chocolate Cake Day, or any occasion, observance, or event. Undoubtedly, it’s fun for both the sender and the recipient.

Flower of the Day: Maiden Pinks

Recipe of the Day: Chocolate Cake and Chocolate Frosting

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Did You Know? Furthermore, in addition to Chocolate Cake Day, there are literally thousands of daily holidays, special events, and observances, more than one for every day of the year. and many of these holidays are new. People and organizations are creating new holidays regularly. January holidays are no exception. Consequently, at Holiday Insights, we take great efforts to thoroughly research and document the details of each one, as completely and accurately as possible.

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National Buttercrunch Day

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When is National Buttercrunch Day? This holiday is always observed on January 20

Candy lovers today is your day. It’s National Buttercrunch Day, a January 20 holiday. Today you can enjoy buttercrunch the candy. Or you can have it in ice cream, cereal, snacks, trail mix, puddings, and in a variety of other ways. As a matter of fact, we challenge you to find different and unique ways to enjoy it.

Spend the day with one of your favorite snacks. Make it your personal goal to have something with buttercrunch at each meal, and as a snack. Tomorrow, you can return to the diet. Of course, if you prefer to keep your diet today, you can always have buttercrunch lettuce.

Neither the creator of this day nor original documentation as to the details of this holiday is known. So, we offer up the possibility that National Buttercrunch Day is not about candy. Rather, it’s about Buttercrunch lettuce. And, just maybe a home gardener created this day. What do you think!? Until our research uncovers the true meaning one way or the other, feel free to celebrate the candy or the lettuce. Or, why not celebrate both!? 

Gardeners, see: How to grow Buttercrunch Lettuce.

How to Celebrate National Buttercrunch Day

Today is a sweet food holiday. Here are some ways to patriciate in this holiday:

  • Eat buttercrunch candy.
  • Eat something with buttercrunch in it.
  • Bring some to your workplace and share it with your co-workers.
  • If you are a gardener, eat buttercrunch lettuce. Even if you are not a gardener, you can eat this crunchy lettuce.
  • If you are a gardener and you live in an area of the country that is warm year-round, plant some of this variety of lettuce.

Today's Quote

” Candy is dandy, but liquor is quicker.” – – Ogden Nash

History and Origin of National Buttercrunch Day

We believe this day was created by an individual or group that just loves Buttercrunch. Perhaps, they were so busy enjoying their favorite treat, that they failed to document their creation and get the crunchy credit!

On the other hand, we are not letting go of the possibility that a gardener who grows buttercrunch lettuce created this day. It remains a possibility.

There is no evidence to suggest that this is truly a “National” day, which requires an act of Congress. We found no congressional records or presidential proclamation about this special day.

Definition of “National” Days – Learn why it is important to distinguish true National days.

This Day in History

In addition to National Buttercrunch Day, here are some important things that happened on this day:

  • The Beatles release “Meet the Beatles”, their first album, to the U.S., sparking a new “English invasion”. (1964)
  • At 69 years, 349 days old, Ronald Reagan becomes the oldest person to become U.S. president. (1981)
  •  Comedian George Burns was born on this day in 1896.

What’s more, see historical additional events.



More January 20 Holidays

Additionally, here are more January 20 holidays and events for you to enjoy:

National Cheese Lover Day

Penguin Awareness Day

More About Today

This Day in History – Indeed, many other important events occurred on this date. See what happened on this date in history.

Famous January Birthdays – Did you ever wonder what famous people share your birth date? If so, then find out now!

Ecards – Send a free Ecard daily for National Buttercrunch holiday, occasion, observance, or event. Undoubtedly, it’s fun for both the sender and the recipient.

Flower of the Day: Nasturtium

Recipe of the Day: Soup and Salad Croutons

Holiday Insights, where every day in January is a holiday, a bizarre or wacky day, an observance, or a special event. Thus, please join us in the daily calendar fun each and every day of the year.

Did You Know? Furthermore, in addition to National Buttercrunch Day, there are literally thousands of daily holidays, special events, and observances, more than one for every day of the year. and many of these holidays are new. People and organizations are creating new holidays regularly. January holidays are no exception. Consequently, at Holiday Insights, we take great efforts to thoroughly research and document the details of each one, as completely and accurately as possible.

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Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day

When is Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day? This holiday is always observed on the last Monday of January

Americans have plenty of stress and anxiety in their daily lives. Are you feeling a little stressed lately? Then, this special day is made for you! It’s Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day. It is a January holiday. Where was this wonderful material during the holidays last month when everyone you met was stressed out? Well, it was around. All you had to do was look inside all those packages in transit from online E-tailers. 

Bubble wrap was invented in 1960. As anyone who has ever come in contact with it knows, bubble wrap is not just a protective wrapping for things. It is also a wonderful stress reliever! Just squeeze the bubbles in the Bubble wrap, and feel the stress disappear with each POP…POP…POP.

So, grab a piece of bubble wrap today, and go to town!

How to Celebrate Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day

Participate in this holiday, and you will feel your stress melting away.  Here’s how to enjoy this holiday:

  • Put away the paper packaging material and use bubble wrap today.
  • De-stress by popping bubbles.
  • Bring strips of bubble wrap to the workplace and hand it out to people who seem a little stressed or wired. Let ’em have a go at popping the bubbles.
  • Give everyone in your household a piece and they can de-stress, too.
Bubble Wrap

Today's Quote

“All good ideas start out as bad ideas. That’s why it takes so long..” – – Steven Spielberg

History and Origin of Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day

Allegedly, a radio station in Bloomington, Indiana received a shipment of microphones wrapped in bubble wrap. While unwrapping and setting up the microphones, the sound of bubble wrap popping was inadvertently broadcast on the radio. As a result, Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day was born.



More About Today

This Day in History – Indeed, many other important events occurred on this date. See what happened on this date in history.

Famous January Birthdays – Did you ever wonder what famous people share your birth date? If so, then find out now!

Ecards – Send a free Ecard daily for Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day or just about any calendar holiday, occasion, observance, or event. Undoubtedly, it’s fun for both the sender and the recipient.

Flower of the Day: Spider Plant

Recipe of the Day: Tomato ‘n Beef Casserole

Holiday Insights, where every day in January is a holiday, a bizarre or wacky day, an observance, or a special event. Therefore, please jin us in the daily calendar fun each and every day of the year.

Did You Know? Moreover, in addition to Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day, there are literally thousands of daily holidays, special events, and observances, more than one for every day of the year. and many of these holidays are new. People and organizations are creating new holidays regularly. January holidays are no exception. Consequently, at Holiday Insights, we take great efforts to thoroughly research and document the details of each one, as completely and accurately as possible.

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National Blonde Brownie Day

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When is National Blonde Brownie Day? This holiday is always observed on January 22

Is it true blondes have more fun? It is if they have a blonde brownie in their hand. National Blonde Brownie Day, a January 22 holiday, is a special day that is set aside to bake and eat blonde brownies. I don’t know about you, but this is going to be a delicious day!

What’s a blonde brownie, you ask? Well, as their name implies, they are a light, almost blonde color. Traditional brownies are dark brown. To make blonde brownies, light brown sugar is used in the recipe in place of dark brown chocolate.

On National Blonde Brownie Day, it’s your right and responsibility to bake blonde brownies and eat them. If you don’t have time to bake today, buy some and eat a few extra blonde brownies.

Note: The use of nuts and frosting on your brownies is optional.

How to Celebrate National Blonde Brownie Day

Food and especially dessert lovers, are gonna love celebrating this holiday. Here are some ways to enjoy it:

  • Bake some blonde brownies.
  • Give home-baked brownies to family and friends.
  • Now comes the fun part. Eat them! 
  • Bring some to your workplace and share them.
  • Bring a plate of fresh baked blonde brownies to a neighbor.
  • May we suggest visiting someone who is ill? But don’t go empty-handed.

Today's Quote

“You have to know the rules to be able to know how to break them.” – – Keira Knightley

History and Origin of National Blonde Brownie Day

Despite our extensive research efforts we did not find the creator or the origin of this day. Perhaps it was a blonde. Or, maybe it was someone who wanted a different-colored brownie. Perhaps it was a food company. We may never know. If and when we find the originator, we have one question to ask: “Just what was wrong with regular brownies!?!”

There is no evidence to suggest that this is truly a “National” day, which requires an act of Congress. Nor did we find any congressional records or presidential proclamations about this special day.

Definition of “National” Days – Learn why it is important to distinguish true National days.

This Day in History

In addition to National Blonde Brownie Day, here are some things that happened on this day:

  • The historic Supreme Court decision in Roe vs. Wade legalizes abortion.  (1973)
  • The world’s first vaccine against malaria is introduced. It saves one in three lives. (2024)
  • Bill Bixby, star of the “Incredible Hulk” was born on this day in 1934.

What’s more, see historical additional events.

More January 22 Holidays

In addition to National Blonde Brownie Day, here is another January 22 holiday to celebrate and enjoy:

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Moreholidays January Beer Can Appreciation Day

                           

Beer Can Appreciation Day

Beer Cans. When is Beer Cany Day? January 24 holidays.

About Beer Can Appreciation Day

When is Beer Can Appreciation Day? This holiday is always observed on January 24

Now here’s a day that I can really get into! Actually, I can “get into” the stuff inside of the can even more. What this author appreciates is a beer can that is full and icy cold. Beer Can Appreciation Day, a January 24 holiday, celebrates that great day in 1935 when beer was first sold in cans. On January 24, 1935, the American Can Company and Gottfried Krueger Brewing Company first sold Krueger’s Finest Beer and Krueger’s Cream ale in Richmond, VA. Major brewing companies quickly followed suit. Over 200 million cans were sold in the first year.

There’s a big market for beer cans. Many people are beer can collectors. And, we’re not talking about taking them back to the store to get your deposit back. If you come across an old can, do not throw it out. Rather, check out the prices in a collector’s catalog, or on eBay. The most valuable cans are unopened ones.

Collectors meticulously open a beer can from the bottom, empty it, and drink it, of course. Then, they wash and dry it. For collectors, there is no shortage of types of beer, cans and bottles, and sizes. A beer can collector may have hundreds of cans and bottles. 

Beer Can Appreciation Day provides us with the opportunity to enjoy and appreciate the many different kinds of beer cans. Enjoy today by starting or adding to your can collection. As you empty the new cans, drink the contents. After all, you don’t want to be wasteful do you?

Important Note: Please drink responsibly. And, if you drink…….don’t drive.

Beer Can Trivia and Fun Facts

As you take a swig of your favorite beverage, increase your knowledge of your knowledge. 

  • Beer was first brewed in Iran around 3,500 B.C. Although China produced a mead-like beverage around 7,700 B.C.
  • China is the largest producer.
  • In the brewing process, hops add aroma, bitterness, and flavor.
  • Cans chill faster than bottles.
  • Stout, including Guinness, originated in Ireland.
  • Most cans are made of an aluminum alloy. However, some are tin-plated steel.
  • Light is not good for beer. Cans keep light out while bottles do not.
  • Canned beer lasts six months to two years, depending upon the type and storage conditions. Typically, when properly stored, it lasts several months past the expiration date. 
  • There are over 9,100 breweries in the United States. This includes microbreweries.
  • Beer contains 4% to 7% alcohol by volume (ABV).
  • The World’s Largest Six-Pack consists of six beer storage tanks in La Crosse, Wisconsin. Collectively, they hold about 688,200 gallons of beer.
  • There is a gluten-free beer. Sorghum is used in place of barley.

How to Celebrate Beer Can Appreciation Day

Here are some ideas to get you thinking about how to enjoy and participate in this fun day:

  • Pick up a six-pack of your favorite brew and enjoy!
  • Start a can collection.
  • This is a great day for gifting. Select an uncommon beer and give a six-pack to a friend.
  • You can celebrate today by going to a brewery. While you might not get it in a can it will be a fun event. And, we won’t tell anyone you didn’t drink it from a can.
  • Try a variety you’ve never had before.

Today's Quote

“Give me a woman who loves beer and I will conquer the world.” – – Kaiser Wilhelm

History and Origin of Beer Appreciation Can Day

We know that this day celebrates the first time beer was available in cans. We have yet to discover the creator or the origin of this holiday. Perhaps the originator opened up a few too many on the day of creation, and …uh…. didn’t remember the next day.  

While the creator may no longer recall creating today, we are so glad he, or she did!

This Day in History

In addition to today’s holiday, here are some other important things that happened on this day:

  • WWII Yalta agreement signed by the U.S., England, and Russia. The agreement defined how Germany would be divided and administered after the war’s end. (1945)
  • Mary Lou Retton, won the gold medal in Gymnastics, at the 1984 Olympics, was born on this day in (1968)

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Backward Day

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When is Backward Day? This holiday is always observed on January 31

Is everything you say, do, and experience a little backward today? It’s to be expected as today is Backward Day. It is a January 31 holiday. As long as the earth doesn’t start spinning backward, it’s going to be a fun and crazy day.

Backward Day is a day to do everything in reverse. The normal first step in activities and things you do is the last step. Use your imagination, and today is certain to be lots of fun. It’s especially popular with school-aged kids.

This day is limited only by your imagination.

How to Celebrate Backward Day

Here are some ideas to get you thinking about how to enjoy and participate in this fun day:

  • Try writing backwards or reading backwards.
  • Wear your shirt with the back in the front.
  • Eat your meal, starting with dessert. If you don’t have room for your vegetables, that’s okay today. Now that’s what I call fun!
  • Walk backwards. But, be careful where you’re going.
  • Talk backwards.
  • Play a board game backwards, from the finish line to the start.

Are you starting to get the picture!?

Today's Quote

“There is progress whether ye are going forward or backward. The thing is to move!” – – Edward Cayce

History and Origin of Backward Day

Sarah Nicole Miller and Megan Emily Scott created Backwards Day on January 29, 1961. They were thinking about making arts and crafts while milking cows on the Miller family farm when the idea struck them. Then, later that evening, they sat down and made the rules. The idea got out amid their community. On January 31, 1962, the first Backwards Day occurred. The two women were walking down the street when they saw all the townspeople doing things backwards! Miller and Scott were both surprised and elated that their holiday was taking root.

This Day in History

In addition to Backward Day, here are some other important things that happened on this day:

  • Confederates appoint Robert E. Lee as their Commander in Chief. (1865)
  • Ida Fuller of Ludlow, VT receives the first Social Security. The monthly check was $22.54. (1940)
  • Nolan Ryan, MLB pitcher for 27 years, was born on this day in 1947.

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Holiday Insights, where every day in January is a holiday, a bizarre or wacky day, an observance, or a special event. Therefore, please join us in the daily calendar fun each and every day of the year.

Did You Know? Furthermore, in addition to Backwards Day, there are literally thousands of daily holidays, special events, and observances, more than one for every day of the year. and many of these holidays are new. People and organizations are creating new holidays regularly. January holidays are no exception. Consequently, at Holiday Insights, we take great efforts to thoroughly research and document the details of each one, as completely and accurately as possible.