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Proclamation of the Kingdom of Heaven Lemon Ricotta Pancakes St. Aldegundis French Chouquettes St. Martina of Rome Spaghetti Cacio E Pepe St. John Bosco Day Bicerin Zabaglione National Croissant Day French Croissants 1516 Duke Wilhelm IV of Bavaria instituted Reinheitsgebot, German Radler Beer 1600–1649 Charles I of England Vanilla Ice Cream 1883 Charles Gulden of New York received U.S. patent # 271,237 for a 'Cap for Mustard Bottles.' Creole Mustard 1906 The New England Confectionery Company (NECCO) registered 'NECCO Sweets' trademark for candy Necco Wafers (Copycat) In 1910 Granville T. Woods died (born April 23, 1856) Scrambled Eggs 1912 The California Fruit Growers Exchange registered 'Sunkist' trademark for lemons Sunkist Grapefruit Overnight Oats 1912 The Hawaiian Pineapple Company registered 'JDDole' trademark for canned pineapple Pineapple Crisp 1933 Sponsored by General Mills, the first episode of the 'Long Ranger' was broadcast on radio station WXYZ in Detroit, Michigan Lone Ranger Cocktail 1947 Steve Marriot of the music group 'Humble Pie' was born Humble Pie 2009 A pro-vegetarian Super Bowl ad from animal rights group Peta was too raunchy for NBC Buffalo Wings 2009 Restaurateur Milton Parker died at the age of 90 Carnegie Deli Cheesecake

Saint Blath of Kildare British Sunday Supper Yorkshire Pudding Roast Beef with Potatoes Scones with Fresh Berries National Corn Chip Day Frito Pie Family Frito Pie Mom’s Wetback’s Delight 1861 Kansas became the 34th state Kansas City Burnt Ends Philly Cheesesteak 1892 The Coca-Cola Company is incorporated in Atlanta, Georgia Meat N Potato Kabobs 1972 'American Pie' by Don McLean was number one on the music charts American Apple Pie 2004 A 60 ton, 56 foot long sperm whale exploded on a busy street in Tainan, Taiwan. A buildup of gas from internal decay caused the explosion Whale Stew WSWA’s Access Live 2021 Brand Battle Dirty Minne Pho Tamarindo Guerrilla Wireless Tamarindo Gluhwein Sunny with a chance of Flowers Ground Control Tybalt’s Tamarindo Ante Meridiem Tamarindo Lower East Side Tamarindo

St. Thomas Aquinas Tiramisu National Blueberry Pancake Day Blueberry Buttermilk Pancakes 814 Charlemagne died Peacock Thigh Confit German Sauerbraten 1873 Louis Pasteur, of Paris, France received U.S. patent # 135,245 for Improvement in Brewing Beer And Ale Dunkles Weissbier 1873 Colette, (Sidonie Gabrielle) was born Chocolate Peanut Butter Truffles 1887 The largest snowflake ever recorded, 15 inches wide, fell at Fort Keogh, Montana Snowflake Crisp 1914 John James McLaughlin died (born March 2, 1865) Rudolph’s Night In 1939 Rose Gray was born (died Feb 28, 2010) Fried Zucchini Blossoms 1947 Colgate-Palmolive registered 'Ajax' trademark (for soap and household cleanser) Ajax (Copycat)

St. Angela Merica Pasta Bolognese Custard Dove Puff Pastry National Seed Swap Day Basil Seed Pudding National Chocolate Cake Day Chocolate Angel Cake 1521 The Diet of Worms begins Halloween Worms 1832 Charles Lutwidge Dodgson was born. Dodgson's pen name was Lewis Carroll “Drink Me” Potions from Alice in Wonderland 1933 In Saskatchewan, Canada, record setting hen Lady Victorine died after laying her 694th egg Breakfast Burrito 1940 David Murray Cowie died (born 1872) Seasoned Salt 1962 'The PepperMint Twist - Part 1' was number 1 on the music charts Peppermint Twist White Russian

St. Paula of Rome Butternut Squash Lasagna St. Timothy & St. Titus Ajvar Spread Kompir Mandza Vanilici Cookie Pogacha (Bread) National Peanut Brittle Day Peanut Brittle International Sous Vide Day Sous Vide Burgers National Green Juice Day Green Juice National Australia Day Best Burger in Oz 1838 The first state temperance law was passed in Tennessee Tennessee Temperance Punch 1904 Ancel Keys was born (died Nov 20, 2004) A-Ration Duchess Soup B-Ration Army SOS Creamed Beef C-Ration Biscuits D-Ration Bars K-Ration Biscuits 1915 Corn Products Refining Co. registered 'ARGO' trademark for corn starch Cornstarch 1925 Paul Newman was born (died Sept 26, 2008) Mint Hot Chocolate Brownies 1962 Michael Chiarello was born Grilled Pasta and Grilled Meatballs Grilled Tomato Sauce 1965 Noah W. and Joseph S. McVicker received U.S. patent #3,167,440 for a "Plastic Modeling Composition of a Soft, Pliable Working Consistency", today better known as Play-Doh Play-Doh (Copycat) Marshmallow Play-Doh Fruit-Drink Play-Doh Vanilla Play-Doh Simple Flour Play-Doh Peanut Butter Play-Doh Chocolate Play-Doh 2001 The movies 'Sugar and Spice' and 'The Wedding Planner' debuted in U.S. theaters Sugar and Spice Seasoning 2007 Food writer Sharon Tyler Herbst died Fuzzless Navel 2007 'Blood and Chocolate' opened in U.S. theaters Blood and Chocolate

Saint Dwynwen, Dawn St. Dwynwen Biscuits National Irish Coffee Day Irish Coffee 1874 British author, W. Somerset Maugham was born Cakes and Ale Rosemary Caramel Corn Breadwinner Kabuli Pulao 1906 Helen Corbitt was born (died: Jan 16, 1978) Helen Corbitt Chicken Salad 1938 New England Products, Inc. registered "V8" trademark for its combination of eight vegetable juices: V8 (Copycat) 1974 Ray Kroc, founder of McDonald’s fast food restaurant chain, bought the San Diego Padres baseball team for $12 million Strawberry Cream Paletas 2018 French fishermen blockade the port city of Calais to protest the practice of electric pulse fishing, which uses electrodes to emit electric waves, stunning fish which then float upwards and are scooped up by giant nets. Grilled Fish Tacos

St. Francis de Sales Piperade National Peanut Butter Day Peanut Butter Cookies Rich Peanut Butter Cookies Fudge Filled Peanut Butter Cookies Peanut Butter Cookie Cups Cake Mix Peanut Butter Cookies Beer Can Appreciation Day Peanut Butter Porter 1639 Connecticut established as a self-ruled colony Blood Orange Pez Candy 1894 Lobster Thermidor is created at the Paris restaurant Maire, to honor the opening of Victorien Sardou's play, 'Thermidor', at Comedie-Francaise Lobster Thermidor 1922 Eskimo Pie Patent Day. Christian K. Nelson, an ice cream salesman in Onawa, Iowa, was issued patent #1,404,539 for the Eskimo Pie Eskimo Pie 1930 Bernard Matthews was born (died Nov 25, 2010) Turkey and Black Bean Enchiladas 1939 Maximilian Bircher-Benner died Muesli 1940 The movie 'The Grapes of Wrath' premiers in New York. Grape Jam 1956 Procter & Gamble introduces Jif Peanut Butter Jif Peanut Butter (Copycat) 1985 Coca-Cola announced it had received permission to sell Coca-Cola in the Soviet Union Coca Cola (Copycat) 1988 Charles Glen King died Vitamin C Bomb Smoothie 1996 The U.S. FDA approved the Fat substitute Olestra (brand name 'Olean') Olestra

Feast of the Holy Spouses a celebration of the marriage of Joseph and Mary Croquembouche Pate a Choux Pastry Cream Soft Pretzels Kicked Up Nacho Cheese Sauce St. Marianne Cope Char Siu Pineapple Upside-Down Cake National Pie Day Chicken Pot Pie Perfect Pie Crust Rhubarb Meringue Pie St. Bernard of Vienne, patron of farm workers and field hands St. Bernard Cocktail 1803 Arthur Guinnesss died (born Sept 28, 1725?) Irish Stew 1806 William Pitt 'The Younger' died Veal Pie 1832 French painter Édouard Manet was born on this day in 1842 Absinthe Hallucinogenic Absinthe 1862 Agoston Haraszthy de Mokcsa brought 1,400 varieties of grapevines from Europe to California in 1862, and planted the first large vineyard in California in the Sonoma Valley Apple Wine Hard Cider 1890 Cordelia (Hornaday) Knott was born (died April 23, 1974) Boysenberry Ice Cream 1919 Ernie Kovacs, innovative comedian, was born Eggs Scavok 1931 Russian ballerina Anna Pavlova died Pavlova Dessert 1963 Three million gallons of soybean oil flooded streets in Mankato, Minnesota when a storage tank ruptured Soybean Crayons Soybean Oil Infused Soybean Oil Rosemary Soybean Oil Chili Garlic Soybean Oil Cilantro Soybean Oil 1977 Toots Shor died (born May 6, 1903) Caesar Salad Cocktail Caesar Dressing Chicken Hash Au Gratin

Saint Domenico di Sora Wavy Grissini Black Tahini and Eggplant Dip St. Vincent of Saragossa Basic Brioche National Blonde Brownie (‘Blondie’) Day Blondies, Sweet cherry National Hot Sauce Day Hot Sauce National Southern Food Day Mexican Chicken Soup Southern Peach Cobbler Southern Pan Fried Chicken Southern Collard Greens Southern Mashed Potatoes Old Fashioned Corn Pone Southern Sweet Tea Southern Chess Pie Southern Shoofly Pie 1934 Graham Kerr was born Crepes Fitzgerald 1939 Jeff Smith was born (died July 7, 2004) Chicken Piccata 1959 The 7 oz. seamless, recyclable aluMinum beer can is introduced by Coors of Golden, Colorado Coors Beer Bread 1972 The album 'American Pie' by Don Mclean began a seven weeks run at #1 on the U.S. charts All-American Pie 1980 ‘Escape (The Pina Colada Song)’ by Rupert Holmes is #1 on the charts Pina Colada Cake 1985 Two days of record breaking cold temperatures damaged 90% of Florida's orange and grapefruit crop OJ Concentrate Frozen Concentrate Boiled Concentrate 1988 The first airport cow lounge. Schiphol airport in Amsterdam opened a special departure lounge for cows, serving pre-flight food and drink to traveling cattle Farm Animal Feed 2000 Craig Claiborne died (born Sept 4, 1920) Craig Claiborne Cheesecake

St. Meinrad Lemon Parsley and Caper Fish Balls St. Agnes Little Lamb Popcorn Snacks Lamb Ragout Marshmallow Lamb Cookies Lamb’s Wool Drink Warm Wooly Sheep Cocktail Lamb Pull Apart Bread 1 Hour Yeast Dinner Rolls Agnesenplatzchen Our Lady of Altagracia Pernil Yucca with Garlic Sauce Morir Sonando Women's Healthy Weight Day Strawberry Chocolate Smoothie Healthy Weight Week (Jan 21-27, 2024· 3rd full week) Chickpea with Potato Hash Fresh Squeezed Juice Week Carrot Clementine and Pineapple Juice Orange Julius National Granola Bar Day Soft and Chewy Granola Bar New England Clam Chowder Day Daniel Webster’s Chowder New England Clam Chowder National Squirrel Appreciation Day Braised Squirrel 1338 Charles V of France was born Almond Milk the Medieval Way 1868 Felix Hoffman was born (died Feb 8, 1946) Natural Aspirin 1924 The musical 'Lollipop' opened at the Knickerbocker Theatre in New York City Lollipops 1937 Marcel Boulestin became the first television Cook when he presented the first of the Cook’s Night Out programs on the BBC (1937-1939). Radish Green Soup with Leeks and Potatoes Hardcore Radish Green Soup with Leeks and Potatoes Mirabel Avenue Jam Wild Asparagus Frittata Lew’s Squirrel Soup 1949 Gennaro Contaldo was born Lemon Tiramisu 1976 'Spice Girls' singer Emma Bunton was born today 7 Spice 1985 James Beard, culinary expert and Cookbook author, died in New York at age 81 (born May 5, 1903) Soul Rolls with Asian BBQ Sauce 2020 With hard freeze warnings in Florida, the National Weather Service warned "don't be surprised if you see Iguanas falling from trees tonight." Iguana Tacos

St. Fabian Dove Dinner Rolls St. Sebastian Fruit Skewers Rosco’s Orange Donuts National Cheese Lovers Day BAcon Cheeseburger Dip National Coffee Break Day Frothy Cafe Bombon National Buttercrunch Candy Day Buttercrunch Candy 1910 Joy Adamson was born. Naturalist and author of 'Born Free' about Elsa, a lion cub Lion’s Head Meatballs 1964 The world's largest cheese was made, a 34,000 pound cheddar Bavarian Beer Cheese Dip 1988 Baron Philippe de Rothschild died (born April 13, 1902) Bordeaux Wine Sauce for Steaks 1988 Russian goldMiners found the remains of a prehistoric mammoth with flesh so well preserved that it looked edible. ("Where's Mikey, he'll eat anything") Spicy Mammoth Meatballs 1993 Audrey Hepburn died (born May 4, 1929). Actress and humanitarian Breakfast at Tiffany’s Cocktail 1998 American researchers announced they had cloned calves that could be used in the production of medicinal milk Golden Milk 2004 The Salvation Army announced it will be receiving a $1.5 billion donation from the estate of Joan B. Kroc, widow of Ray Kroc the founder of McDonald's restaurants Big Mac Sauce (Copycat) 2018 Paul Bocuse died in his sleep in the same room in which he was born at Collonges-au-Mont-d'Or in France (born on Feb 11, 1926) Paul Bocuse’s Boeuf Bourguignon

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Saint Wulfstan Roasted Root Vegetables St. Fillan St. Fillan’s Fruit Pudding Feast of Apostles Peter (Kepha) and Paul on second Friday of Epiphany Apostle Cookies Lady of Altagracia Altagracia Cookies Arbor Day in Florida January 19 Garden Plant Cupcakes National Popcorn Day Stove Top Popcorn Tin Can Day Canned Tuna (Copycat) 1947 Paula Deen was born Not Yo’ Mama’s Banana Bread 1948 Musician Harvey Hinsley of 'Hot Chocolate' was born today Hot Chocolate Lasagna 1973 A U.K. ocean-going super tug is sent to protect British trawlers from Icelandic patrol boats as a dispute over cod fishing rights intensifies Garlic Herb Baked Cod

St. Theodosia of Constantinople Turkish Rose Pavlova St. Margaret of Hungary Pork with Apples and Cider Sauce Hungarian-Style Stuffed Cabbage Apricot Peach Jam Hungarian Carnival Doughnuts Hungarian Doughnut Ribbon National Peking Duck Day Peking Duck Pancakes National Gourmet Coffee Day Magical Coffee 1778 Captain Cook discovered the Hawaiian Islands. He named them the Sandwich Islands, after Lord Sandwich, who was the first Lord of the Admiralty Hawaiian Sandwich 1818 George Palmer was born. Palmer, of Huntley and Palmer biscuit manufacturers, introduced the first biscuit tins Palmer Cookies (Copycat) 1882 Alan Alexander Milne was born. Creator of Winnie the Pooh, the honey loving bear Winnie the Pooh Treats 1907 John James McLaughlin of Ontario, Canada is awarded a trademark for Canada Dry Ginger Ale, "the champagne of ginger ales." Ginger Ale (Copycat) 1909 Quebec prohibits the sale of alcoholic candy being sold by some 30 stores in Montreal Liquor filled Chocolates Boozy Bears Spiked Lollipops Cheater Spiked Lollipops 1943 Pre-sliced bread was banned in the U.S. for the duration of World War II, to conserve metal from spare parts that might be needed Cracked Wheat Bread 1990 The first McDonald’s in Moscow opened Chicken Nuggets (Copycat) 2005 The first Airbus A380, the world's largest commercial jet, was unveiled in Toulouse, France Paper Plane Cocktail

St. Anthony of Egypt the Abbot Bacon, Egyptian, Spinach Frittata Sant’ Antonio Little Birds National Hot Buttered Rum Day Hot Buttered Rum 1893 Hawaii's monarchy was overthrown when businessmen and Sugar planters forced Queen Liliuokalani to abdicate Hawaiian Chicken 1929 Popeye the spinach loving sailor first appeared in the comic strip 'Thimble Theatre.' Spinach and feta Quiche 2001 Norway lifted a ban on exports of whale meat Whale Steak Joint of Whale Meat

St. Fursey Irish Apples and Cream Custard National Fig Newton Day Fig Newton (Copycat) National Quinoa Day Quinoa Pancakes Tropical Quinoa and Blackbeans International Hot & Spicy Food Day Hot Sopressata Shakshuka In 1894 Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company registered 'Milk of Magnesia' trademark Milk of Magnesia 1915 Rosenella Cruciani 'Rose' Totino was born (died June 21, 1994) Totino Pizza Rolls 1920 Prohibition began in the U.S., which banned the sale of all alcoholic beverages Safran Serbeti In 1945 Carl and Margaret Karcher opened Carl’s Drive-In Barbeque restaurant in Anaheim, California. (The first Carl's Jr. restaurant opened in 1956) Carl Jr’s Star with Cheese (Copycat) 1978 Helen Corbitt died (born Jan 25, 1906) Texas Caviar 2000 A truck carrying evaporated milk is driven into the state capitol building in Sacramento, California, killing the driver. Evaporated Milk 2004 The first Starbucks coffee shop in France opened today Caramel Frozen Blended Coffee (Copycat)

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Prophet Habakkuk Malai Chicken Clayton Restaurant Week Clayton Margarita St. Ita Guinness Irish Cottage Pie St Macarius Day Mafroukeh Truffles St. Paul of Thebes Konafa with Cream Martin Luther King Jr. Crispy Fried Chicken Pecan Pie Quilly Pickled Pig Feet Smothered Steak Mom’s Macaroni and Cheese Peach Cobbler Grandma’s Southern Collard Greens National Strawberry Ice Cream Day Strawberry Ice Cream National Bagel Day Bagels 1915 Fannie Merritt Farmer died (born March 23, 1857) 19th Century Peanut Butter Cookies Fannies Griddle Cakes Baked Bananas Popovers Spice Cake Classic Cornbread Microwave Cornbread 1919 The Great Molasses Flood. On January 15, 1919, a large 50 foot high storage tank in Boston burst and sent a tidal wave of over 2 million gallons of molasses traveling at over 30 miles per Hour Brown Sugar Molasses Sugar Beets Molasses Sugarcane Molasses 1958 The song 'Tequila' by the Champs was released Paloma 1967 The 1st 'Super Bowl' was played Green Bay Packers Puppy Chow 1986 Pop Secret Microwave Popcorn was introduced by General Mills Microwave Popcorn 1990 Campbell's Soup produces its 20 billionth can of tomato soup Tomato Soup 2013 The Food Safety Authority of Ireland announced that horse DNA had been bound in frozen beef hamburgers sold in several Irish and British stores Horse Meat and Sweet Potato Pozole

National Dress up your Pet Day Dog Food Peanut Butter Dog Treats Chicken Thighs (Cat Food) Carrot and Catnip Treats Saint Felix of Nola Spider Web Tostadas National Hot Pastrami Sandwich Day Hot Pastrami Sandwich 1814 The last London Frost Fair on the frozen Thames River Frost Fair Toddy 1841 Juliet Corson was born Tripe Curry and Rice 1861 David Wesson was born Vegetable Oil Avocado Oil Coconut Milk Oil 1890 Rolla N. Harger was born Virgin Bloody Mary 1898 Charles Lutwidge Dodgson died Alice In Wonderland Cocktail 1984 Ray Kroc died in San Diego, California (born Oct 5, 1902) McDonald’s Shakes Strawberry Chocolate Vanilla

St. Hilary French Onion Soup Quiche Lorraine Basic Shortcrust Pastry St. Remigius Chocolate Mendiants St. Augustin Carmelitas with Almonds Dulce De Leche Cortada Curdled Milk Fudge Fresh Fig and Lemon Cream Tart Fougasse with Grape Jam Honey and Pine Nut Nougat Black Nougat Marzipan Stuffed Dates Double Plum Torte Calisson D'aix en Provence Oreillettes à l'abricot National Pizza Week Mac N Cheese Pizza National Peach Melba Day Peach Melba Poached Peaches Raspberry Sauce National Gluten-Free Day White Bread 1921 Pierre Franey was born Oyster Vanderbilt 1949 To protect its dairy industry, Prince Edward Island, Canada, bans the sale or manufacture of margarine Lime Coconut Bread 1951 Bernard Loiseau was born (died Feb 24, 2003) Sole and mashed Potatoes 1962 Ernie Kovacs, innovative comedian, died Mushroom Risotto 2002 U.S. President George W. Bush fainted after choking on a pretzel while watching a football game on TV in the White House Soft Sourdough Pretzels Rubber Ducky Day Rubber Ducky Cocktail

Feast of Saint John the Baptist on first Friday of Epiphany Cinnamon Toaster Pastry St. Marguerite Bourgeoys Blue Corn Mush St. Tatiana Crimean Baklava Beach Honey Abbot of Rievaulx Pottage Stew National Pizza Week Crispy Oriental Pizza Scientific Grower Truffle Grower Seminar California Melt Ag Expo Louisiana Southern Fried Chicken Annual KNID Agrifest Oklahoma Brisket 15th Annual Chili Quest & Beerfest Texas Chili 50th Santa Cruz Fungus Fair California Grilled Pizza Riverside Home & Garden Show California Italian Wedding Soup Punta Gorda Seafood & Music Festival Pink Shrimp and Lobster Tails Annual Napa Truffle Festival California Truffles National Marzipan Day Marzipan National Curried Chicken Day Curry Paste Curry Powder Jamaican Curried Chicken National Hot Tea Day British Hot Tea 1833 Marie-Antoine Carême died in Paris Souffle 1943 Due to warTime meat shortages, the U.S. The Office of Price Administration announced that frankfurters would be replaced by 'Victory Sausages' made of meat and soybean meal or other substitute. Frankfurter 2010 A magnitude 7.0 earthquake devastates the Island nation of Haiti, killing over 200,000 people and leaving almost 1 million homeless Joumon

Saint Theodosius the Cenobiarch Turkish Coffee Turkish Delight Pide National Pizza Week Fig Pizza Annual Minnesota Organic Conference Minnesota Broccoli Salad Restaurant Week South Carolina South Carolina Sweet Tea Hot Toddy Day (Usually whisky, hot water and honey) Hot Toddy Japan: Kagami-Biraki (Rice Cakes Festival). The round rice cakes (Kagami mochi) that were offered to the deities that visit on New Year's are broken into pieces (Kagami Biraki) and eaten Kagami-Biraki 1770 BenjaMin Franklin sent "some of the true rhubarb seed" from London to his friend John Bartram in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Rhubarb Pie 1836 John Molson died (born Dec 28, 1763) Beer Colada 1874 Gail Borden died Condensed Milk Milk Day Milk Pudding 1917 The French government regulated the price of Gruyere cheese as a war rationing method Gruyere Cheese 1963 The 'Whisky A Go-Go' opens in Los Angeles - the first disco in the U.S. Whiskey A Go Go 2005 A third case of mad cow disease is discovered in Canada, probably infected from use of banned contaminated feed. Mad Cow Cocktail 2010 Dutch brewer Heineken acquired all of Femsa's Mexican beer operations which includes Dos Equis, Sol and Tecate brand beers Loaded Tecate

Saint Gregory of Nyssa Saint Gonçalo de Amarante Su Boregi Optional Dough Recipe Borek Rolled Filo Pastry National Pizza Week Cherry Chicken Pizza Potato Expo Austin Margarita (aka Mexican Margarita) Northeast Aquaculture Conference & Exposition Rhode Island Red Clam Chowder 43rd Milford Aquaculture Seminar / 25th Northeast Aquaculture Conference & Expo Crab Stuffed Lobster Tail Mid-Atlantic Nursery Trade Show (MANTS) Baltimore Crab Soup Michigan's Great Beer State Conference & Trade Show Michigan Fizz National Oysters Rockefeller Day Oyster Rockefeller Bittersweet Chocolate Day Bittersweet Chocolate Brownies 1654 Nicholas Culpeper died (born Oct 18, 1616) Herbal Butter 1839 Indian tea became available in Britain for the first Time Indian Masala Chai Tea 1917 William ‘Buffalo Bill’ Cody died (born Feb 26, 1846) Buffalo Bill Cocktail 1953 Otto Schnering died (born Oct 9, 1891) Baby Ruth (Copycat) 1977 Ruth Graves Wakefield died Nestle Toll House Cookies (Copycat)

The Feast of the Conception of Mary by Saints Joachim and Anne Breakfast English Muffins Snack Mozzarella Sticks Main White Pizza Side Macaroni Salad Dessert White Chocolate and Almond Pound St Julian & Basilissa Day Healthy Chicken Soup National Pizza Week Cherry Blues Steak Pizza Farm Futures Business Summit Iowa City Oatmeal Cookie Cocktail Annual Topeka Farm Show Kansas Baked Beans Maine Agricultural Trades Show Maine Lobster Lasagna Keystone Farm Show Pickled Beets and Eggs National Apricot Day Apricot Bars 1493 Christopher Columbus, sailing near the DoMinican Republic, spots three "mermaids" -- actually they were manatees Speedboat Mermaid Cocktail 1788 Connecticut ratified the U.S. Constitution, becoMing the fifth state. Cheeseburger Dip 1864 Paul Kroegel was born (died 1948) Pelican Cocktail 1887 'The Great Die Up.' Wild West Beef Hash 1980 "Escape (The Pina Colada Song)" by Rupert Holmes is #1 on the charts. Pina Colada Cocktail

Theophany/Feast of Epiphany or Feast of Baptism of the Lord (Jan 6-13) St. Thorfinn St. Gudula of Brussels National Pizza Week Lakeview Roscoe Village Restaurant Week 108th Annual Pennsylvania Farm Show National Western Stock Show, Rodeo & Horse Show Iowa Specialty Producers Conference Visit Lauderdale Food & Wine Festival National English Toffee Day Feast of St. Erhard of Regensburg, patron of bakers National Pizza Week 1676 Charles II of England revoked his previous proclamation suppressing Coffee Houses due to public response 1800 The first soup kitchens in London were opened to serve the poor 1856 Dr John A Veatch discovered large deposits of borax in Tuscan Springs, California In 1894 Pierre Joseph van Beneden died. A Belgian parasitologist, he discovered the life cycle of tapeworms 1926 Comedian 'Soupy Sales' (Milton Supman) was born (died Oct 22, 2009) 1940 Britain's Ministry of Food instituted rationing of butter, Sugar and bacon 1945 Brantford, Ontario is the first Canadian community to fluoridate its water supply 1992 President George H.W. Bush becomes ill on a trip to Japan and vomits on Japanese Prime Minister Miyazawa Kiichi 1998 Walter E. Diemer died 2002 Dave Thomas founder of Wendy's Hamburger chain died (born July 2, 1932) 2018 In Rocky River, Ohio, the local Postal service reports that aggressive turkeys are "creating unsafe conditions" for postal carriers