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Cookie Day

Explore the observance’s date, meaning and origins.

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Cookie Day

Every year on November 14 ↗

A day for giving cookies as gifts.

#Food #Sweets and snacks #Gifts #Observances

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How did it begin?

November 14 is described as an informal day to give homemade cookies to someone you care about. It belongs to the monthly 14th-day culture, but its creator and starting year remain unconfirmed.

Source · 국제신문 — 11월 14일, 데이가 왜 이렇게 많아? ↗ (new window)

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