Sugar Cookie Day is observed on the 9th of July. Adults and kids of all ages all over the world think of sugar cookies as a snack they can eat any time of day. They are easy to put together in the oven and taste great.

Fun facts about Sugar Cookie Day!

• The sweet treat has been around since the 1700s, and over its long history, it has gone through a lot of changes.
• Historians say that the first sugar cookies looked like a keystone.
• The sugar cookie has changed over time, with new shapes, textures, and ingredients being added all the time.
• Sugar cookies have changed a lot over the years, and now you can find them almost everywhere.
• They taste great with tea, but you can also have them with coffee or any other hot drink.
• On Sugar Cookie Day, it has become a tradition for people of all ages, from kids to adults, to make sugar cookies at home.
• Most of the time, the cookies are made in different shapes and sizes and topped with different things.
• People will give them to family members, friends, and even people who live next door.

Check out this interesting video from TeCho on how one of the best-selling sugar cookies is made in a factory.

 

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