NATIONAL FRENCH FRY DAY
This day on July 13th recognizes a staple food on menus across the country. It comes in so many different cuts and styles, there’s a favorite for everyone to enjoy! French fries, also known as chips, fries, finger chips, or French-fried potatoes, are batons of deep-fried potatoes. No matter what we call them, they’re common fixtures at fast-food restaurants and are loved by all ages! Then why be late ,make it at home and enjoy it with your friends . #Nationalfrenchfryday #Ambikahanchate #writterspace
NATIONAL BEANS ‘N’ FRANKS DAY
National Beans ‘N’ Franks Day on July 13th encourages us to make our favorite recipes during National Hot Dog Month. This simple recipe cooks up a delicious dish in no time and goes well with summertime barbecues, too!Also known as “beanie weenies,” both dishes are similar to pork ‘n’ beans, but substitute hot dogs or frankfurters for the pork. Baked beans became popular during the Civil War in the United States. They would later become one of the first canned convenience foods on the market in the 1890s. As a result, baked beans became a staple of the chuckwagon. However, it is unknown when adding franks to the beans became a culinary technique.Enjoy today’s occasion and have it .
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National Delaware Day
on July 13, recognizes the First State to declare independence from the British. Rich in history, Delaware’s lands once belonged to New York and later Pennsylvania. But the independent spirit of this beautiful coastal countryside is more than just legendary.The Delaware River and Bay derived their names from the 12th Baron del la Warr, Thomas West, a governor of Virginia. The name later carried over to the land as well.Anyhow ,let’s gain more knowledge about it and share it via social posts . #Nationaldelawareday #Ambikahanchate #writterspace
COW APPRECIATION DAY
Have you heard of it? Things go udderly awry in the middle of July each year during Cow Appreciation Day. People dress like bovines for free food. It’s a moo-ving experience to witness, designed to save the lives of cows everywhere for just one day. How? By eating chicken instead, that’s how.Across the country, for one day only, adults and children alike herd into their local Chick-fil-A for their favorite cow meal. And it’s not hay.Spotted cowls of black and white hoof it across town. Between baseball and soccer, they steer themselves toward the nearest grazing. If it feels like deja-moo, perhaps you’ve joined in the stampede a time or two. It’s adorable for everyone and many will worship in the early morning of every day. #Cowappreciationday #Ambikahanchate #Writterspace
Dr AMBIKA HANCHATE ,CEO of JMF,Blogger @Haveri