Happy National Pie Day! Each year on December 1, any and all dessert lovers across the United States enjoy a slice of their favorite today.
Today is the second time in a year this national treasure has a day. The first and more popular designation falls on January 23.
While it might be the lesser of the two celebrated PIE days (there is also National Pi Day on March 14), it happens to fall smack dab in the middle of a major pie making season.
Take away ice cream as a dessert choice and most people are either cake people or pie people. Or to put it another way, most people have cake or pie with their ice cream!
Combine bumper crops from our gardens and fruit trees with a booming holiday season full of baked goods, cool weather and rosy-cheeked children; it’s time to tie on those apron strings and get baking.
Of course, we aren’t limited to dessert. Savory pot pies provide comfort on a cold winters' day and the satisfaction a family cook needs when caring for a family.
HOW TO OBSERVE
Bake up your favorite pie or enjoy some leftover slices from the holidays. There are several recipes in the National Day Calendar® pages to choose from, and we offer some others as well.
When it comes to pie, or any food really, it’s best enjoyed with others. Invite someone over for your best pie and coffee.
Maybe there’s a friend you haven’t seen for a while. Pie starts conversations, and they’re a great way to #CelebrateEveryDay too!
Use #NationalPieDay to post on social media.
National Day Calendar® continues researching the origins of the second National Pie Day.
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