National Chocolate Chip Day ( U.S.A) On May 15 And Other Holidays!

National Chocolate Chip Day

The chocolate chip cookie is a happy accident born out of a baker’s shortage of baker’s chocolate in the 1930s. Using semi-sweet chocolate instead, the baker created a new type of cookie that quickly became a favorite. The first chocolate chips were not created until 1940 by Nestlé, as a response to the cookie’s popularity. Chocolate chips, or “morsels,” were sold with a chopping tool for easy chunking. Today, the chocolate chip cookie is an American classic with mass appeal. Celebrate this beloved treat on National Chocolate Chip Day, held annually on May 15th.

On National Chocolate Chip Day, indulge in freshly baked chocolate chip cookies or visit your favorite bakery for a sweet treat. Don’t forget to share some cookies with your friends and family and spread your love for this delicious American classic.

Also on May 15…

International Day of Families – This is an annual observance declared by the United Nations General Assembly to raise awareness about the importance of families and promote the role of families in society.

National Peace Officers Memorial Day – This day honors the law enforcement officers who have lost their lives or have been disabled in the line of duty.

Lag BaOmer – This is a Jewish holiday that celebrates the end of a plague that killed many students of the famous Rabbi Akiva and the anniversary of his death.

Feast Day of Saint Isidore the Farmer – This is a Christian holiday that honors Saint Isidore, the patron saint of farmers and rural communities.

Independence Day (Paraguay) – This is a national holiday in Paraguay that celebrates the country’s independence from Spain in 1811.

Nakba Day – This is an annual day of commemoration for the Palestinian people to remember the displacement that occurred during the 1948 Palestinian exodus.

National Nylon Stockings Day – This day commemorates the first sale of nylon stockings in the United States in 1940.

International Conscientious Objectors Day – This is a day to honor those who have refused to take part in war or military service on the grounds of conscience.

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