National Shortbread Day
January 6, Saturday
National Shortbread Day in the United States is celebrated annually on January 6th. Shortbread cookies actually originate from Scotland, as the very first shortbread cookies were made there. Since the Scots usually bake shortbread cookies for Christmas and New Year, it is a great excuse to extend the winter holiday season.On this day, many people make their favorite shortbread cookies, experiment with different fillings and recipes, creating unique variations. You can organize a tasting of different types of shortbread cookies, inviting friends and family to share the joy of this sweet holiday. This day also serves as an excuse to exchange recipes and culinary ideas. Many people share their favorite shortbread recipes on social media or on culinary forums.