National Toasted Marshmallow Day
August 30, Saturday
History of the holiday
The exact date of the holiday’s origin is unknown, but it likely appeared in the USA in the last decades of the 20th century. Its popularization is linked to the culture of camping, picnics, and barbecues, where roasted marshmallows are an essential part of outdoor fun.
Traditions of celebration
On this day, Americans most often gather with friends and family around a fire. Key traditions include:
* Roasting marshmallows over the fire until golden brown
* Making s’mores with chocolate and cookies
* Evening gatherings with conversations, songs, and games
* Sharing dessert recipes featuring roasted marshmallows
* Taking photos and posting them on social media with this treat
Meaning of the holiday
National Roasted Marshmallow Day symbolizes simplicity, joy, and spending time together. This holiday brings people together, reminding them of the importance of small pleasures, family traditions, and warm memories of summer fun.