When is National Chocolate-covered Anything Day?

It is observed on December 16 each year.

How do people celebrate National Chocolate-covered Anything Day?

National Chocolate-covered Anything Day lands on December 16 — host a quick nod with Foodies, Chocolate lovers and snap a photo.

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Overview

National Chocolate-covered Anything Day, observed annually on December 16th, is a delightful occasion dedicated to the simple pleasure of dipping and enjoying a vast array of foods in chocolate. From fruits and nuts to pretzels, cookies, and even more unconventional items, this day encourages culinary creativity and indulgence, inviting everyone to experiment with different combinations for a sweet and satisfying treat.

Observed each year on December 16, National Chocolate-covered Anything Day invites people to pause, share the story, and bring a little themed joy to their day.

Origin and story

Chocolate-covered pretzels are widely believed to have originated in the United States.

Beyond traditional items, popular chocolate-dipped foods include coffee beans, potato chips, bacon, and even gummy bears.

Quick facts

DateDecember 16
TypeFood / Dessert
Great forFoodies, Chocolate lovers, Home bakers

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Ways to celebrate

National Chocolate-covered Anything Day lands on December 16 — host a quick nod with Foodies, Chocolate lovers and snap a photo.
Share a recipe photo, tag friends, and swap your favorite topping ideas.
Plan a 10-minute activity that fits the food / dessert vibe and make it a mini tradition.
Share one fast fact about National Chocolate-covered Anything Day: Chocolate-covered pretzels are widely believed to have originated in the United States.
Post a story with #national-chocolate-covered-anything-day and invite others to try a tiny activity.

Fun facts

Chocolate-covered pretzels are widely believed to have originated in the United States.
Beyond traditional items, popular chocolate-dipped foods include coffee beans, potato chips, bacon, and even gummy bears.
The practice of combining chocolate with other ingredients dates back to ancient Mesoamerican cultures, who enjoyed cocoa in various forms with spices and other foods.

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FAQ

When is National Chocolate-covered Anything Day?: It is observed on December 16 each year.
What is National Chocolate-covered Anything Day?: National Chocolate-covered Anything Day, observed annually on December 16th, is a delightful occasion dedicated to the simple pleasure of dipping and enjoying a vast array of foods in chocolate. From fruits and nuts to pretzels, cookies, and even more unconventional items, this day encourages culinary creativity and indulgence, inviting everyone to experiment with different combinations for a sweet and satisfying treat.
How do people celebrate National Chocolate-covered Anything Day?: National Chocolate-covered Anything Day lands on December 16 — host a quick nod with Foodies, Chocolate lovers and snap a photo.

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