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SEPTEMBER 29
Today in Food History

• National Coffee Day (Get Free or discount coffee at many donut and fast food chains)
  (Coffee Trivia  --  History of Coffee  --  Coffee Quotes)

• Biscotti Day (Biscotti Recipes)

• St. Michael's Day, patron of grocers and bakers. (Also called Goose Day in some locations - "If you eat goose on Michaelmas Day, you will never want money all the year round.")

UK: World's Biggest Coffee Morning (Sept 29, 2023)
  [Macmillan Cancer Support]
  (Coffee Trivia  ---  Coffee Quotes)

Buffalo Round-Up (Sept 28-30, 2023)
  [Custer State Park, South Dakota]
  (American Buffalo Facts & Trivia)

Maine Lobster Week (Sept 24-30, 2023)
  [Maine Lobster Marketing Collaborative]
  (Lobster Trivia  ---  Lobster Recipes)

UK: [British Food Fortnight] (Sept 16-Oct 1, 2023)

• UK: Seed Gathering Season (Sept 23-Oct 23, 2023)
[The Tree Council]  Gather seeds, fruits and nuts which can be nurtured to grow the trees of the future.
 

On this day in:

1819 The whaling era in the Hawaiian Islands began when two New England ships, the Equator and the Balena, became the first whaling ships to arrive.

1860 Chapin Aaron Harris died. He was cofounder of the first dental school in the world, the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery. (Teeth Trivia)

1898 After a close vote on a Canadian national referendum on the prohibition of alcoholic beverages, the government takes no action (278,380 for, 264,693 against).

1916 The New York Times reports that John D. Rockefeller's is the world's first billionaire.

1962 'My Fair Lady' closed on Broadway after 6½ years and 2,717 performances.

1962 'Sherry' by the Four Seasons was number one on the music charts.

1964 St. Paul, Minnesota gets its first McDonald's Restaurant.  Burgers are 15 cents each.
(McDonald’s Trivia & Facts  --  Minnesota Food Trivia)

1967 Gladys Knight and the Pips released 'I Heard It Through the Grapevine.'

1976 The TV show 'Alice' debuted. Most of the action took place in Mel’s Diner.

1976 Shooting at a soda bottle at his 41st birthday party, Jerry Lee Lewis accidentally shoots his bass player, Norman Owens (he makes a full recovery).

1978 'Boogie Oogie Oogie' by Taste Of Honey is #1 on the charts.

1989 August A. Busch Jr. ('Gussie') died (born March 28, 1899). Grandson of Anheuser-Busch brewery founder Adolphus Busch. 'Gussie' was company chairman from 1946-1975, and he built the company into the largest brewery in world.

2002 Cuban officials announced that the country had struck deals to buy more than $66 million in American food at a historic agribusiness show.
 

 

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