National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day is a great excuse to eat your favorite treat. People all over the world warmly relate to these cookies – for some it reminds of them childhood, and others just love sweets. There are many varieties of this dessert, and all of them are relevant on this day.
History
Like many other amazing delicacies, this dessert appeared due to a chef’s mistake. In 1938, a woman named Ruth Wakefield decided to make chocolate chip cookies. However, the chocolate pieces didn’t melt and blend into the batter like Ruth had planned. There was nothing to do – she had to serve it like that. Now we know it turns out even tastier this way.
The new dish quickly became popular, and Nestle turned to Ruth, wanting to get the recipe for this wonderful delicacy to print on the wrapper of their products. Ruth agreed, in exchange for one dollar and a lifetime supply of chocolate.
Interesting facts
- In 1963, the popular favorite delicacy first appeared in stores.
- Since 1997, it has been the official Massachusetts cookie.
- More than half of US residents named the chocolate chip as their favorite type of cookie.
- The chocolate pieces don’t melt because they don’t have much cocoa butter.
How to take part
Some people prefer store-bought cookies, while others prefer homemade: you can join one of these parties, or combine them. If you have your own recipe, make the treat according to it or experiment.
Share cookies with friends and family. They will surely appreciate this tasty gesture on your part.
When is National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day celebrated in 2023?
National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day is observed on August 4 each year.
Observations
| Weekday | Month | Day | Year |
| Friday | August | 4 | 2023 |
| Sunday | August | 4 | 2024 |
| Monday | August | 4 | 2025 |
| Tuesday | August | 4 | 2026 |
