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The Bakery Bears Radio Show 'Episode 48' Holidays & what we eat (Patreon)

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2021-10-14 16:00:08
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Welcome to the 'Bakery Bears Radio Show' Episode 48

We are so excited to bring you a show inspired by many messages we have received over the last few months. We are so grateful to have listeners from all over the world, many of you have expressed an interest in the holidays we celebrate. So join us as we go from New Years Day, to Holy Week and on to Halloween, Bonfire Night and all that come between. 

Join Kay & Dan as they:

  • Chat about lipsticks from the 1980’s!
  • Discuss the difference between a holiday and a vacation
  • Talk through the different ‘holidays’ that occur in the United Kingdom that they celebrate
  • Discuss the food that the eat during each holiday and some of the activities they may undertake
  • Share some servicing suggestions for some of their favourite seasonal foods
  • Talk through some of the holidays they are aware in the US that aren’t celebrated in the UK
  • Discuss the a little of the history of Halloween and Guy Fawkes Night
  • Mention their favourite gluten free stuffing https://www.mrscrimbles.com/products/product/sage-and-onion-stuffing-mix/

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Comments

Gail Sasao

Thank you Kay & Dan! This was a wonderful show! I was wondering if Britain celebrates any kind of Founders or Discover's Day. For example, in America, we celebrate Columbus Day in October and Independence Day in July. We also celebrate Memorial Day in May and Veterans Day in November to honor our people who serve in the military and especially those that died in battle. Have a wonderful week!

Charlotte Whitaker (PixiePops)

Really enjoying listening to this. In Lancashire we celebrate (or hide away from) Mischief night on November 4th. Shops stop selling flour and eggs to anyone under the age of 16. It’s certainly a night to avoid teenagers! Although it’s not a bank holiday, I do feel as a country we mark the second Sunday in November as Remembrance Sunday, originally to remember those who served during the Great War and latterly all other wars and conflicts. It’s quite somber with ceremonies taking place across the country, with a minutes silence at 11 am. @Gail Sasao I think this may be similar to your Veterans Day?