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09/14/2026

09/14/2026

National Eat A Hoagie Day arrives every September 14, inviting everyone to bite into this beloved deli classic. Whether you call it a sub, grinder, or hero, this hearty sandwich is a crowd-pleaser. Grab your favorite fillings, find a local shop, or craft your own masterpiece to celebrate

09/13/2026

International Chocolate Day invites everyone to savor the rich, decadent flavors of chocolate every September 13. From ancient origins to modern delights, this day celebrates the universal appeal of cocoa. Get ready to explore its history, discover new varieties, and indulge in your favorite chocolate treats

09/12/2026

National Chocolate Milkshake Day swirls into action every September 12, inviting everyone to enjoy this classic, creamy beverage. Dive into the rich history of this beloved treat, explore its many delicious variations, and find the perfect spot to indulge. Grab a straw, share your favorite shake, and celebrate this delectable day!

09/11/2026

National Hot Cross Bun Day arrives every September 11, inviting everyone to enjoy the sweet, spiced, fruit-filled pastry. These iconic buns, traditionally marked with a cross, are a delightful treat. Bake a batch from scratch, visit your local bakery, or share this delicious tradition with friends and family.

09/10/2026

🎉 80 YEARS OF TUPPERWARE! 🎉

Celebrating 80 years of timeless style, everyday memories, and products made to last! ❤️🧡💚

We’re bringing a little nostalgia back with these beautiful 80th Anniversary collections! 🌼✨

🥣 Servalier Bowl Set — $59
A colorful throwback to one of Tupperware’s most iconic classics!

🌸 80th Anniversary Canister Set — $40
Featuring an exclusive retro floral print and easy-close One Touch® lids!

Whether these bring back memories from your childhood or you’re discovering these classics for the first time, they’re definitely something special. 💕

🎂 Here’s to 80 years of Tupperware and all the memories made around the table!

👇 Which anniversary set is your favorite — the Servalier Bowls or the Canisters?