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Waffle Day is a day that you can waffle on issues and decisions. And, it certainly is a day to eat waffles. This holiday originated in Sweden. It is called Våffeldagen. The holiday coincides with the Feast of the Annunciation. This day was also considered the start of spring in Sweden and Europe. It became a custom for Swedish families to celebrate the two events by making waffles on this day. The waffle dates back to the 1300s in Greece. Greeks cooked flat cakes between two metal pans. At the time, they topped it with cheeses and herbs. Pancake syrup wasn't around back then. Waffles are commonly eaten as breakfast or a snack. They are also an occasional dinner meal for some people.

Polymer Clay Strawberry And Cream Waffle Key Chain

Polymer Clay Strawberry And Cream Waffle Key Chain

Polymer Clay Waffle Key Chain

Hand Knit Purple Cotton Waffle Stitch Dishcloth or Washcloth

Hand Knit Cotton Waffle Stitch Dishcloth/Washcloth

Waffle Typography Quote Print Poster

Handcrafted Waffle Stitch Cloche/Bucket Hat

Waffle Cone Solid Perfume

Colorful and lovely Ice cream and WAFFLE charm bracelet plus FREE GIFT

Ice cream and WAFFLE charm bracelet

Scented Waffle Bowl Ice Cream Candle

Fur Buddy Waffle Weave Fleece Jogger

Waffle Cowl

Burnt Waffle

Sweet Berries Waffles Ring

Waffle Earrings with Butter and Maple Syrup

Chocolate Mint Day celebrates anything and everything that is chocolate mint flavored. The most common chocolate mint treats are ice cream, candies, and desserts. Not everyone likes chocolate mint. But those who do love it. No, we don't know why some people don't like this great flavor. But, we do feel sorry for them!

For Chocolate Mint lovers, this is truely a great day. Whether its candies, ice cream or desserts, make sure to get your fill of Chocolate Mint.

To really celebrate this wonderful day I am including items that also look or smell like Chocolate Mint!