National Homemade Bread Day is an annual food feast celebrated on November 17th of each year. Homemade recipes will have their own distinct taste and smell. Bread is a staple food that has existed for several centuries. There would be no other thing that can beat the smell of the freshly baked bread taken from the oven. You can now taste and smell the rich aroma of the bread baked in the home on National Homemade Bread Day. The Day encourages each one of us to bake bread at home as the tradition of baking fresh bread that existed as a daily routine for most families is forgotten.

“The hunger for love is much more difficult to remove than the hunger for bread.” – Mother Teresa

History of National Homemade Bread Day

There is no proper mention of the history, origin, and founder of the National Homemade Bread Day. However, bread is one of the oldest prepared foods, and thus it has a long tradition. It is one of the oldest prepared foods that dates back to the Neolithic era. Colloquially, the bread is referred to as the “Staff of life.” Bread is the staple food prepared by cooking a dough of flour and water and adding additional ingredients frequently. It may include salt, fat, and leavening agents such as yeast and baking soda. However, bread may contain other ingredients like milk, eggs, sugar, spices, fruit like raisins, vegetables like onion, nuts like walnuts, or seeds such as poppy seeds.

National Homemade Bread Day

The introduction of the bread-maker machine has made everyone at home bake homemade bread. The freshly baked bread is prized for its rich taste, aroma, appearance, quality, and texture. The types, shapes, sizes, and textures of bread differ around the world when the proportion of the ingredients is varied. It is served in various forms, such as with any meal of the day, as a snack, sandwiches, bread pudding, and more.

Other Celebrations on November 17

November 17 is also celebrated as

How to Celebrate National Homemade Bread Day

Celebrating the National Homemade Bread Day is quite simple. As with the name of the Day, you are encouraged to bake homemade bread. So, it is necessary to learn about the bread, its ingredients, and how to bake it in detail. Once you have learned all the things, you can start making homemade bread. Serve your family members with homemade bread that is healthier, fiber-rich, and lower in salt and additives. To be more creative, you can bake the bread in different shapes. You can even include different ingredients like nuts and dry fruits to make the homemade bread taste richer. Share your homemade bread-making photos on social media using the hashtag #HomemadeBreadDay.

Thank you for reading the post. You can celebrate every day with Happydays365.org and Happy National Homemade Bread Day 2023.