National Chocolate Fondue Day is an annual feast celebrated on February 5th of each year. Chocolate and fondue lovers have got a special celebration time. What’s more, needed to enjoy the party with pieces of bread, cookie, vegetables and anything dipped in the melted cheese. It’s the best time to treat your sweet tooth with the dessert version of the traditional chocolate fondue. Take out your long-stemmed forks to dip your favourite food into the chocolate fondue to turn the National Chocolate Fondue Day into a complete celebration.

“One of my favourite things to cook is fondue. I’m Swiss. It’s a great social meal.” – Ryan Seacrest

History of National Chocolate Fondue Day

The history and the origin of the National Chocolate Fondue Day are unknown. There is no exact mention of the founder and the year since this Day has been in celebration. However, fondue has a long tradition and its existence can be traced back to 1690s. Chocolate fondue is classified under the dessert version of the traditional fondue. Often the pieces of bread and vegetables are dipped in melted cheese. While in the chocolate fondue, cake, cookies, marshmallows, pretzels or pieces of fruit like bananas, strawberries, and tangerines are dipped into the sweetened melted chocolate.

Fondue is a Swiss dish of melted cheese usually served in a communal pot or fondue pot. The pot is kept warm using a candle or lamp as to make the cheese or the chocolate melted and warm always. Fondue forks or toothpicks are used to dip the bread or fruit in the chocolate fondue.

How to Celebrate National Chocolate Fondue Day

There are many ways to celebrate the National Chocolate Fondue Day. Firstly, you can indulge yourself to have a fondue pot and start dipping your favourite food on the chocolate fondue. You can try to learn how to prepare the Chocolate Fondue at home to prepare a homemade Chocolate Fondue. Organize a chocolate fondue party for your friends and family and serve them the fondue pot. Enjoy celebrating the Day by tasting it your favourite cake or cookie as chocolate fondue is the wonderful centrepiece of a party. Share your Chocolate Fondue Day celebrations with the social media using the hashtag #ChocolateFondueDay.

World Nutella Day is celebrated on February 5 of every year. Nutella is a sweetened hazelnut spread manufactured by the Italian Company named Ferrero. Nutella can be spread on toast or in the centre of pastries or other baked goods. Some peoples will consume them with simply a spoon or finger. World Nutella Day is a perfect day to enjoy the taste of Nutella with your family members or friends.

“Nutella. I dig my spoon in and eat it straight out of the jar. I can easily go through one a week.” – Malin Akerman

History of World Nutella Day

The World Nutella Day was founded by Sara Rosso and it was first celebrated in the year 2007. She created World Nutella Day to introduce her favourite spread to her friends and family members. She discovered Nutella as a food blogger while she lived in Italy. In 2015, it was transferred from Sara to the company that manufactures Nutella, Ferrero. This transfer enlarges the World Nutella Day to become even greater and its longevity. The company had done some creative things to support the World Nutella Day.

Usually, sugar, palm oil, hazelnut, cocoa solids and skimmed milk are the ingredients used to make Nutella. But peoples in the United States of America add some soy products to it for more taste. In many countries, it is marked as “Hazelnut Cream, ” and according to Italian Law, it cannot be labelled as “Chocolate Cream” as it doesn’t meet the requirements of standard cocoa solids concentration. We can store Nutella at normal room temperature without going for any rancid before the best before date. The ingredients like cocoa, milk powder, soy products and vanillin also does not need any refrigeration. Hence we do not need to put Nutella in a refrigerator after opening.

How to Celebrate World Nutella Day

The best way to celebrate the World Nutella Day is by enjoying the taste of Nutella with your friends and family members. You can try one of your favourite Nutella recipe at your home. Then share them with your family members and friends. Gather your friends and conduct a Nutella Themed Party. Take pictures while eating Nutella and post them with others on the social media by using the hashtag #WorldNutellaDay.

National Thank A Letter Carrier Day is an annual celebration observed on February 4thof each year. We do receive postal letters or mail letters even in this modern tech era. The mailman or the letter carrier are those professionals who travel miles irrespective of the different weather condition. It is they who bring all those letters, precious gifts and every other important detail safely to your hand. These letter carriers are indeed to be acknowledged and honoured with the special date in the calendar. National Thank A Letter Carrier Day is the perfect time to appreciate the letter carriers who carry letters for you.

“Americans have an expectation that the Postal Service will abide by its well-known, although unofficial, motto – a commitment to deliver.” – John M. McHugh

History of National Thank A Letter Carrier Day

The history, origin, founder, and the year since the National Thank A Letter Carrier Dayhas been in celebration is anonymous. However, the history of the postal service is older than we think and hence this Day has been celebrated ever since. The founder of the Day might have thought to honour those people who deliver the postal letters directly to the homes and places of business. Thank A Mail Carrier Day is the other name of this Day. There is a mention that people were hired to deliver the royal letters as early as 2000 BC.

The oldest recorded postal document dates back to 255 BC that is from Egypt. The Second Continental Congress in 1775 has established the first organized mail service in America called the Constitutional Post. Thank your mail person and the postal workers who do incredible work for you as to celebrate their Day.

How to Celebrate National Thank A Letter Carrier Day

The best way to celebrate the National Thank A Letter Carrier Day is to thank your letter carrier. Take time to appreciate them with good words when they carry your letter to your home. You can organize a party for all the mailman you know to make them enjoy. Give them gifts, carry a thank you letter and surprise them. If you are a letter carrier, then you can celebrate your Day with your co-workers. Those who wanted to share their thoughts and wishes for them on the social media can use the hashtag #ThankALetterCarrierDay.

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Dump Your Significant Jerk Day is an annual celebration observed on February 4th of this year. In February, it is all the love, cuddles, romance and cupid’s arrows to be seen all over the world. It is indeed to make sure if you are in the right relationship. Nothing wrong to move out when you are in wrong dating or in a relationship. Reason for the break-up will vary from persons like the broken promises to misunderstandings. If you are experiencing such situations, then you probably need to celebrate the Dump Your Significant Jerk Day as to make yourself free.

“In finding love, I think it’s important to be patient. In being in a relationship, I think it’s important to be honest, to communicate, to respect and trust, and to strive to give more than you take.” – Kina Grannis

History of Dump Your Significant Jerk Day

The founder and the year from when the Dump Your Significant Jerk Day has been celebrated are unknown. However, the first Sunday of every February marks this celebration Day all over the world. Might be the founder of this Day would have been in a wrong relationship and as to get out off it would have come up with such an idea. As a way to help those who are in a seriously bad relationship with someone can make an excuse as to dump them finally. You longer need not utter a word to justify yourself on this Day. Instead, take action at the right time to dump your significant jerk and hold your hands with the right person sooner. Get out of the heartache and heartbreaks as is this perfect time to end that unhappy relationship.

How to Celebrate Dump Your Significant Jerk Day

There are many ways to celebrate the Dump Your Significant Jerk Day. Make it simple by saying that you are moving out of him/her with so far misunderstandings. You can leave a note saying a goodbye message left on it. Positively say things while you are breaking up as this Day is not intended to break the heart of your then-companion. Take things in the right spirit and make changes within you when you find negative things in you. You can also bid a goodbye to the partner with the dump lines like ‘every day feels like a dead week when I’m with you,” and things like it. Share your views about this Day on the social media using the hashtag #DumpYourSignificantJerkDay.

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National Sweater Day is an annual commemoration celebrated on February 4th of every year. We very well knew that there is one thing in the garment that protects and keeps us warm and hot throughout the winter season. It is none other than the sweaters which make the people of all age groups from the young and old stay cosy and comfortable. National Sweater Day is celebrated to bring in awareness about the importance of saving energy by switching off the heat and wearing on the sweaters. The Day indeed celebrates both the usefulness of the sweaters and consumption of energy.

“I like sweaters. I have a sweater obsession, I guess.” – Drake

History of National Sweater Day

The National Sweater Day has been in celebration since the year 2010. World Wildlife Fund (WWF) Canada campaign, presented by Loblaw Companies Limited has established this celebration Day. The Day has been engaged over one million Canadians since then. WWF has aimed at making the people turn down their heat and turn up wearing their sweaters in the name of energy conservation. The Sweater Day is all the way a fun way to learn about the importance of conserving energy thereby encouraging you to use less heat all the winter. It is all about valuing energy by taking this Day as the chance to think differently about how to use power.

Sweaters are the finely knitted garment and a versatile item of clothing that can be worn on top of almost any outfit. Wear the sweaters to help in saving the renewable energy by changing the behaviours around the energy consumption. Take this Sweater Day to lower the use of the thermostats by just two degrees Celsius and help in reducing the emission of greenhouse gas by about four megatons. Cozy up in your woolliest sweater to keep you warm in the chilly February. The Day is intended to creates awareness in the society by offering fun and straightforward alternatives to the energy problems. Put on your lovely ethical sweaters to heat up yourself and save energy on the other side.

How to Celebrate National Sweater Day

Celebrating the National Sweater Day is quite simple. Indulge yourself in taking part to save the renewable energy by wearing your favourite sweater. Turn off your thermostats and get yourself outfitted with some colourful sweaters knitted by your granny. Get to learn more about how to take action on climate change. You can spread awareness of the importance of saving energy among others. Use the free resource of WWF if you are a teacher or an elementary, secondary or the post-secondary student to raise awareness about climate change issues. Make sure you turn down the heat at your school. Share your awareness views on the social media using the hashtag #SweaterDay.

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National Stuffed Mushroom Day is an annual feast celebrated on February 4th of every year. The soft, smooth outer layer with the juicy texture of the mushroom will make any veggie lovers fall for it. Those who are crazy on the stuffed mushroom are given a unique date in the calendar. The cap of the edible mushroom is used in preparing the stuffed mushrooms. As it provides the meaty texture, it is perfect to be served as the side dish, or a snack. Treat your taste buds with the baked or broiled savoury stuffed mushroom as it is the National Stuffed Mushroom Day.

“Life is too short to stuff a mushroom.” – Shirley Conran

History of National Stuffed Mushroom Day

The origin, history, and the founder of the National Stuffed Mushroom Day are unknown. There is no mention of the year since this Day has been in celebration. However, the stuffed mushroom has long tradition and history. It has been consumed around since the late 19th century or early 20th century. The Stuffed Mushroom is an Italian recipe in which the stems of the mushrooms are removed, and its cap is filled with meat and vegetable filling. It is typically a savoury item and is sprinkled with the breadcrumbs, garlic, parsley, olive oil, Parmesan cheese and is baked before being served.

Sometimes the removed stems are chopped and used as an ingredient in the filling. Mushrooms are fungi with fleshy parts and are neither fruits or vegetables. It is considered to be the meat substitute and is an integral part of the cuisine. It has low calories and carbohydrates, dietary minerals and vitamin B.

How to Celebrate National Stuffed Mushroom Day

The best way to celebrate the National Stuffed Mushroom Day is by treating yourself with stuffed mushroom. Get to know about the stuffed mushroom making from a trusted source and try to make it in your home. Include your own favourite fillings as stuff. Serve it hot or cold according to the preparation for your family. You can even order it from your favourite restaurant to enjoy the Day. Organize a party and invite your friends to let them enjoy eating your homemade stuffed mushroom. Share your Stuffed Mushroom Day celebrations and your thoughts on the social media using the hashtag #StuffedMushroomDay

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World Cancer Day is celebrated on February 4 of every year. It is a day to raise awareness among the peoples about cancer, how to detect it and how to treat it. World Cancer Day is a day to support the people who are fighting and who have been died of this dreadful disease. People, Businesses man’s, Government, and Non-Government organizations work together on that Day to help the general public to learn about the different types of cancer, how to prevent them and how to treat them. Cancer is a group of diseases involving abnormal cell growth with the ability to invade or spread to other parts of the body. According to WHO (World Health Organisation), Cancer is a leading cause of death around the world and nearly 84 millions of people have died between 2005 – 2015. Countries with Low-income and medium-income are hit harder by cancer than the high-resource countries. Hence World Cancer Day is a day to raise awareness to the peoples about cancer and its preventive measures.

“Cancer can take away all of my physical abilities. It cannot touch my mind, it cannot touch my heart and it can not touch my soul.” – Jim Valvano

History of World Cancer Day

Union For International Cancer Control (UICC) founded the World Cancer Day in 2008 to support the goals of the World Cancer Declaration. The main aim to create this day is to reduce the illness and deaths caused by cancer by the year 2020. According to the Statement of WHO (World Health Organisation), nearly 84 million peoples were died due to cancer in the year 2005-2015. Cancer mostly attacked countries with Low-income and medium-income. World Cancer Day is one of the parts of World Cancer Campaign, and it responds to the Paris Charter adopted on February 4, 2000, at the World Summit Against Cancer for the New Millennium. It knows for a grand alliance between health-care professionals, governments, researchers, industry partners and the media’s to fight against cancer. There are lot os symbols are used to promote the fight against cancer. For Breast Cancer Awareness, Pink Ribbon will be utilized, and for the recognition of Child Cancer Awareness, the Orange Ribbon Will be used.

Inspiring Quotes to Raise awareness for World Cancer Day

“We must embrace pain and burn it as fuel for our journey.” – Kenji Miyazawa

“Cancer is a word, not a sentence.” – John Diamon

“To fear is one thing. To let fear grab you by the tail and swing you around is another.” – Katherine Paterson

“Time is shortening. But every day that I challenge this cancer and survive is a victory for me.” – Ingrid Bergman

“You never know how strong you are until being strong is the only choice you have.” – Cayla Mills

“Cancer is that awful word we all fear when we go to the doctor for a physical exam, but in that brief dark moment we hear it the world we live in and the people we share it with begin to illuminate things we did not even pay attention to.” – BD Phillips

“When you get into a tight place and everything goes against you, till it seems as though you could not hang on a minute longer, never give up then, for that is just the place and time that the tide will turn.” – harriet

“Toughness is in the soul and spirit, not in muscles.” – Alex Karras

“Turn your face to the sun and the shadows fall behind you.” – Maori

“Life is without meaning. You bring the meaning to it. The meaning of life is whatever you ascribe it to be. Being alive is the meaning.” – Joseph Campbell

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How to Celebrate World Cancer Day

The best way to celebrate the World Cancer Day is by spreading awareness to the people about the different types of Cancer, prevention measures and how to treat that disease. Various events will be organized by Government and Non-Governmental Organisations to promote the fight against the Cancer. You can participate in those events. Television, radio, online, and newspaper advertisements, and articles that focus on the fight against cancer. The Nationwide campaigns will be conducted for the cancer parents to minimize their risk of cancer within their families. You can donate some money to cancer institute to fight against cancer. ON this Day, WHO will join hands with UICC (The International Union Against Cancer) to promote the ways to ease the global burden of cancer. Raise awareness about Cancer disease on the social media by using the hashtag #WorldCancerDay.

Lace Day is an annual observance celebrated on February 3rd of each year. The lace is a delicate fabric that is known for its delicacy, softness and fashion. It has been around the history and was handmade. With so much of popularity, it has gained a special celebration Day in the calendar. Over the years, the elegant fabric is made with the help of the machine. Lace Day is created to celebrate its history, the skill of making, and encourage people to produce the lace by hand and not through the machine.

“I believe that anything can be for men or women. I mean, I’ve worn a lace dress before!” – Marc Jacobs

History of Lace Day

The history, origin, and the year from when the Lace Day has been in celebration is unknown. There is no mention of the person who has come up with an idea to celebrate this special Day. Lace is a delicate fabric manufactured by yarn or thread in an open weblike pattern. It is made either by hand or machine. Linen, silk, gold, or the silver threads were used in lace making originally. In the recent times, lace is made with the cotton thread often. However, linen and silk threads are also still available. The manufactured lace will be made of synthetic fibre and a few modern artists are making the lace with a fine copper or silver wire instead of using the thread.

There is a mention by the Italians that the lace was created by Sforza, a Milanese family member in 1943. Whereas the Flemish claimed that the lace is founded on a 1485 painting in which a priest wore an alb with what appears to be lace on it. Lace is used for home decoration, lace doilies, couches, clothing, and more. The lace was universally a sign of prosperity and people are taking great care to keep their lace in good condition.

How to Celebrate Lace Day

Celebrating the Lace Day is very simple. Learn more about lace, it’s making and manufacturing. Make yourself and your surrounding decorated with lace. Wear a dress made of lace and ask your family members to wear it and enjoy. You can organize a lace-themed party at your home for your friends by decorating the dinner table and chairs with lace made clothes. You can ask the friends to come dressed up in lace clothes. Share your celebration for the lace with your views and photos on the social media using the hashtag #LaceDay.

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National Eat Ice Cream For Breakfast Day is an annual feast celebrated on February 3rd of this year. There is one beautiful thing in the world that will melt us gradually when it melts itself. I hope you have found what I mean and it is none other than ice cream. No one hates ice cream, and there is no compensation for it when we are given a chance to eat it. Imagine how beautiful your day will be when you start off your morning breakfast itself with this ever lovable dessert? Sounds amazing? Yes, you are allowed to eat ice cream for your breakfast in the chilly winter as it is National Eat Ice Cream For Breakfast Day. Enjoy your favourite flavour as your morning recipe and make the celebration day joyful.

“My advice to you is not to inquire why or whither, but just enjoy your ice cream while it’s on your plate.” – Thornton Wilder

History of National Eat Ice Cream For Breakfast Day

The National Eat Ice Cream For Breakfast Day has been first celebrated somewhere in the year 1960. Florence Rappaport of Rochester, New York created it in the snowy winter. The first Saturday of every February commemorates the Eat Ice Cream For Breakfast Day. Florence Rappaport was the mother of six children who got inspired with her youngest two, Ruth (Kramer) and Joe Rappaport on a cold and snowy February morning. The kids were complaining about a cold and snowy day as it was too cold to do anything. As to entertain them, she decided and declared it to be National Eat Ice Cream For Breakfast Day. In the following year, Florence’s children, who had enjoyed the new little holiday created by their mother reminded her of it, and so they celebrated it again.

From then onward, the day has become a tradition and is celebrated in different parts of the world. The celebrations of the day have been recorded in Germany, Honduras, Nepal, Namibia, and New Zealand. Some feast it as a small family celebration and others do it as larger parties. Florence Rappaport and her children have never imagined how far their made-up ice cream holiday’s influence would spread. During the recent years, many ice cream shops around the US have started to use Eat Ice Cream for Breakfast Day as a fundraising event for the charity organizations.

How to Celebrate National Eat Ice Cream For Breakfast Day

The best way to celebrate National Eat Ice Cream For Breakfast Day is to have a soup of ice cream for your breakfast. It is the perfect chance to enjoy eating your favourite ice cream as toppings on your pancakes. Forget your oatmeal and other dietary supplements for a day. Serve your family and children with a scoop of fruit ice creams or their favourite. You can even try making Indulge yourself in raising funds for the charity by organizing an Eat Ice Cream For Breakfast Day at your venue if you own an ice cream shop. Share your ice cream breakfast photos on the social media using the hashtag #EatIceCreamForBreakfastDay.