Fun Food Holidays™
December 30th, 2025 is National Bicarbonate of Soda Day

The taste and texture of this bread is similar to English muffins but made easy in the bread machine ...get the recipe

Old Dutch Foods, based in Minnesota, is famous for its salty snacks. In this recipe you can use their popular "puffcorn" or regular popcorn. ...get the recipe

Just like the pretzels you get at the mall. This copy cat version of Auntie Anne\'s is easy and delicious. ...get the recipe

Say goodbye to ordinary loaves and hello to salt-rising bread, where a bit of science and a touch of nostalgia come together in a moist and chewy masterpiece. Bake it, taste it, and probably fall in love with it. ...get the recipe

These old-fashioned buttermilk biscuits are ready in a jiffy, perfect for dipping in heavy sausage gravy or mopping up runny eggs on a big, All-American breakfast plate. ...get the recipe

Boneless strips of chicken are coated in a light beer batter then deep fried in oil until crispy and golden brown. Serve with your favorite dipping sauce. ...get the recipe

No need for harsh chemicals, this homemade tile cleaner will do the trick and save you money. ...get the recipe

Trying to avoid eggs but still craving cookies? Grab your butter and chocolate chips because this recipe has got you covered without compromise. ...get the recipe

Made with baking powder, active dry yeast, water, milk, vegetable oil, sugar, flour, eggs, vanilla pudding mix, cinnamon, salt, baking soda ...get the recipe

This vegan cake is the perfect recipe for those who are looking for a dairy- and egg-free option that is just as moist and flavorful as traditional cakes. ...get the recipe

Peanut brittle is a classic Christmas candy treat. ...get the recipe

Out of yeast? No problem! This bread uses baking powder and baking soda combined with vinegar to make the bread rise. ...get the recipe