What happened on the 1st of April every year? (April Fools) – morningpedia.com

Many special are celebrated on the 1st of April in every year. Those are April Fool’s Day, National One Cent Day, National Sourdough Bread Day, National Burrito Day. Below is a detailed discussion of each day.

[image error]April Fool’s Day, National One Cent Day, National Burrito Day – morningpedia.com April Fool’s Day

1st of April is celebrated as April Fool’s Day. On this day, jokes and pranks and make with others. April Fool’s Day is celebrated in most countries. But this, not a holiday. Only Odesa in Ukraine where the 1st of April is an official city holiday. Not only people but also media and social media are addicted to jokes and pranks these days. In this day, jokes and pranks are making with neighbors, friends, relatives just to make them laugh without any harm.

National One Cent Day

1st of April is celebrated as National One Cent Day in the United States. The first one-cent made in 1787 and the cent has been issued as a copper or copper-plated coin throughout its history. This day can be called a historical day so this day is celebrated to remember the one-cent discovery.

National Sourdough Bread Day

1st of April is celebrated as National Sourdough Bread Day. This is the oldest bread in the world. To make this bread need dry yeast, flour, salt, sugar, buttermilk. This bread is eaten as a starter or at lunchtime. Those who love to eat this bread could make it at home and eat it on this day.

National Burrito Day

1st of April is celebrated as National Burrito Day. Burrito is a Mexican dish. It is eaten at breakfast or lunch or dinner time. To make this burrito need flour tortillas, meat, and beans or fried beans, cheese, rice, lettuce, salsa, sour cream. Burritos are often contrasted with other, similar dishes like tacos, in which a small hand-sized tortilla is folded in half around the ingredients rather than wrapped and sealed or with enchiladas which use masa tortillas and covered in a savory sauce, to be eaten with a fork and knife.