NATIONAL FRITTERS DAY
A variety of fillings can be found inside a batter or breading, which is deep fried or pan fried, called a fritter, then eaten and enjoyed by millions of people each day. December 2nd of each year celebrates the fritter on National Fritters Day.
Fritters, which can be found in many cuisines, are believed to have first been consumed by Ancient Romans who then introduced them to Europe.
Common fillings inside a fritter are meat, seafood, fruit, cheese or vegetables. In the United States, ”Corn Fritters” and “Apple Fritters” as well as the “Zucchini Fritter” are well known favorites of the fritter family.
Enjoy National Fritters Day by trying one of the following “tried and true” fritter recipes:
NATIONAL FRITTERS DAY HISTORY
Within our research, we were unable to find the creator and origin of National Fritters Day, an “unofficial” national holiday.
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NATIONAL SPECIAL EDUCATION DAY
December 2nd annually celebrates National Special Education Day.
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Special Education Day marks the anniversary of our nation’s first federal special education law which was signed by President Gerald Ford on December 2, 1975. This law is the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)
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IDEA made education available to all American children and today honors the progress that has been made in special education.
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For more information regarding Special Education Day, see: http://www.specialeducationday.com/
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NATIONAL SPECIAL EDUCATION DAY HISTORY
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National Special Education Day, an “unofficial” national holiday, was first celebrated in 2005 which was the 30th anniversary of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.
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NATIONAL MUTT DAY
Each year on December 2nd, National Mutt Day is celebrated across the United States. This day was created as a day to embrace, save and celebrate mixed breed dogs.
Desperately longing for a new home, there are millions of loving and healthy mixed breed dogs, in shelters across the United States, awaiting for someone to come and adopt them.
For more information regarding National Mutt Day, see: http://www.nationalmuttday.com/
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