- 1st St. David's Day
The welsh celebration day calls for some hearty welsh food: enjoy some lovely Welsh cakes, flavoursome Welsh rarebit, cheesy leeks, or traditional Welsh Cawl.
- 2-8th British Pie Week
Brits love a good pie, and surveys have shown the Nations favourites are Chicken and Mushroom, and traditional Steak and Kidney. As for sides, records show a tough battle between mash and chips, but chips come out on top!
- 15th Mother's Day (UK)
Mother's Day is all about celebrating the Mother figures in your life. Treat family to sweet treats such as homemade cakes and biscuits.
- 17th St. Patrick's Day
On the annual Irish celebration, the go-to drink is of course Guinness. From Guinness Beef Stew to Shamrock Soda Bread, there are some great Irish treats for you to try.
- 18th National Black Pudding Day
Taking place in March, this day is founded by National Craft Butcher and Scottish Craft Butchers.
- 19th National Poultry Day (US)
Poultries is the second most widely eaten meat type globally along with their eggs. These fowls are found to have a low proportion of fats, and cholesterol when compared with other meats. Thus consumption of poultry meat is better for your health as it provides nutritionally beneficial food with high-quality protein.
- 25th International Waffle Day
Known as Våffeldagen, legend has it that the holiday was mistakenly created due to a mispronunciation of Vårfrudagen. Vårfrudagen or Our Lady's Day is a Christian holiday also known as Annunciation. Today, many countries around the world celebrate March 25 as Waffle Day.
- 27th International Whisk(e)y Day
World Whisky Day is an annual, global day of whisky, which invites everyone to try a dram and celebrate the water of life.