National Dumpling Day: History, Facts & Insights

This is an in-depth look at all the must-know facts about National Dumpling Day (2024) 🗓️ that no one tells you about. National Dumpling Day is observed on September 26th.

Among the information you’ll find below: the history of National Dumpling Day, activities to do on and how to observe this holiday, as well as fun facts you should know about National Dumpling Day.

📅 What day is National Dumpling Day 2024?

In 2024, National Dumpling Day is on Tuesday, September 26th. It is the 4th Tuesday in September; in 2024, it is Thursday. There are until the next observance. You also can learn all the cool details and facts about September 26, 2023, that you might not be aware of.

One of the great things about National Dumpling Day is that it is highly likely that you have some kind of dumpling in your family history. The most exciting part about this day is the opportunity to explore and experience different types of dumplings, whether it’s trying new varieties, savoring your beloved classics, preparing your grandmother’s special recipe, coming up with your own creation, or even indulging in all of these options. No matter how you choose to celebrate, September 26 has the potential to become your favorite day of the year.

📜 National Dumpling Day History

✅ National Dumpling Day Facts

🔖 ​Do you dampfnudel?
Germany, Austria, and France are the countries where this delightful dumpling has its roots.

🔖 Switch it up for Turkey Day
Try a unique twist on your Thanksgiving meal by serving your sweet potatoes in the form of dumplings.

🔖 ​Stop by the apple orchard
It is believed that apple dumplings first appeared in Norfolk, England.

👍 Why Is National Dumpling Day Important

Start with sausage and egg morning dumplings, then move on to Chinese steamed dumplings for lunch, pierogi for dinner, and apple dumplings for dessert. What about breakfast with bacon, egg, and cheese dumplings; lunch with matzo ball soup; dinner with chicken and dumplings; and dessert with maple syrup dumplings? What about…

Today’s founder is TMI Food Group, and TMI’s aim is to spread joy. In a nutshell, “to make people happy.”

Although the Chinese are most commonly associated with these doughy delights, practically every culture has little balls of dough that are fried, boiled, or used in a casserole. Africans enjoy steaming banku and kenkey. Ada and modak are made in India with coconut and sugar. Momos are served with tomatoes and chilies in Nepal.

🙂 How To Observe National Dumpling Day

⚡ Hop on social media

⚡ Grab a cookbook
Search for a fresh dumpling recipe like Coxinhas or any other type you’re interested in, and also find out about clootie dumplings and maultaschen. Once you’ve gathered the information, put on an apron and embark on a culinary journey to expand your knowledge and skills.

⚡ Go out for Chinese food
Take a photo of your invention (or a dinner out) and use the hashtag #NationalDumplingDay to share it on social media. Then follow the hashtag to see how others are celebrating.

📅 When is National Dumpling Day?

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