National Cherry Pie Day

National Cherry Pie Day is celebrated annually to honor the popular dessert made with cherries. The origins of this food day, though uncertain, are believed to stem from the long-standing tradition of cherry pie in American culture, dating back to the early settlers. Cherries have been cultivated in the United States since the 1600s. People across the country observe this day by indulging in tasty cherry pies, baking their own versions, or visiting bakeries to enjoy a slice. It serves as a fun and delicious way to appreciate the classic combination of sweet cherries in a flaky pie crust.