National Sticky Bun Day
February 21, Friday
History of Sticky Buns
Sticky buns have a rich history that dates back to ancient civilizations. They are believed to have originated from schnecken, a German cinnamon roll-like pastry brought to the United States by German settlers. Over time, the recipe evolved into the modern sticky bun, often made with butter, sugar, cinnamon, and nuts.
How to Celebrate
There are many ways to enjoy National Sticky Bun Day. Some popular ways to celebrate include:
- Baking homemade sticky buns using traditional or creative recipes.
- Visiting a local bakery to indulge in a freshly made sticky bun.
- Sharing sticky buns with friends, family, or coworkers.
- Exploring different variations such as sticky buns with pecans, caramel, or chocolate.
Fun Facts About Sticky Buns
- Sticky buns are often confused with cinnamon rolls, but they are typically made with a caramel glaze and nuts baked at the bottom of the pan.
- Some of the oldest recorded sticky bun recipes date back to the 18th century.
- Philadelphia is known for having a long-standing tradition of making and selling sticky buns.
Whether you bake them at home or buy them from a bakery, National Sticky Bun Day is the perfect excuse to enjoy this gooey, sweet treat. Celebrate by indulging in the delicious flavors and sharing them with others!
National Sticky Bun Day in other years
- 2021 February 21, Sunday
- 2022 February 21, Monday
- 2023 February 21, Tuesday
- 2024 February 21, Wednesday
- 2026 February 21, Saturday