Happy National Dessert Day!

It’s October here and now! Do you know that it’s not just Halloween that we celebrate in October? There is National Dessert Day on October 14th and mainly celebrated in the United States. This is the perfect celebration for a sweet tooth and dessert lovers! Because it is a perfect day or excuse to indulge as many desserts as you wish! Want to know more about this celebration?

History of Dessert Day

There is no exact day when Dessert Day started in the United States. There is no exact history of writing or proof about Dessert Day. What we know about it is how the word “dessert” was invented. It comes from the French word “desservir” which means to remove that which had been served or to serve. It means a meal that was served after all of the dishes had been removed from the table. Around the 15th century, a lot of chefs were adding a lot of sugar to their desservir dishes. That’s why now dessert is well known for its sweet dishes!

How to Celebrate National Dessert Day?

You can spend this day making your favorite dessert or try those complicated dessert recipes! Have fun with dessert and you can take a picture of your dessert then use #NationalDessertMonth to post on your social media. If you are too lazy to cook, you can just buy your favorite dessert and spread joy through your social media too! However, you can eat dessert at home with your family, grandma’s home, or by yourself. Another fun way to enjoy National Dessert Day, you can watch Charlie and The Chocolate Factory. A classic movie that will make you want to eat chocolate and sweet stuff!

Let Them Eat Cakes!

Unexpected important celebration day in October right? It’s a heaven day for sweet tooth lovers out there! To be honest I just knew this important day not long ago. It’s a perfect day to eat and appreciate dessert more. And maybe, you can go back to your comfort dessert and reminisce about your grandma’s signature dessert or cookies 🙂

Need more reason to celebrate this amazing day? Here are some reasons to convince you to celebrate this special day!