National Cheese Lovers Day

National Cheese Lover's Day is celebrated on January 20 every year. It's all the way a day for cheese lovers. Cheese is one of the most loved foods by millions of people from all over the world. It is being spread in different varieties, and cheeses have been celebrated in one way or another on ten of the twelve months in the calendar with eighteen plus dates celebrating various cheeses. Why not a Day for a famous dish that is loved and celebrated in various forms with a Date in the calendar? National Cheese Lovers Day celebrates all cheeses and lovers of every other cheese.

History of National Cheese Lover’s Day

The history, origin, and founder of National Cheese Lovers' Day are unknown. There is no mention of the year since this Day was celebrated. However, cheese has a long history and tradition. Cheese is a food obtained from milk and comes in a variety of flavors, forms and textures by coagulation of the milk protein casein. Milk obtained is usually obtained from protein and fat from cow, buffalo, goat, and sheep. The earliest archaeological evidence of cheese making dates from 5,500 BC. A few years ago, milk was moved and stored in sheep's stomachs for a few days until the proteins split into curds and whey. Now the curds have been salted and aged.

Cheese is prized for its longevity, mobility, and high content of fat, protein, calcium and phosphorus. It is also more compact and has a longer shelf life than milk. At different stages, bacteria, enzymes or fungi are added. When it is further maintained in a certain controlled temperature, time and humidity resulting in the desired taste, color and texture. Herbs and spices are sometimes used as flavoring agents. Cheese tastes better at room temperature. There are over 900 cheeses categorized by taste and texture. Depending on the type of cheese, its nutritional value will vary. Most notably, the world's largest cheese was displayed on this day at the 1964 New York World's Fair, weighing more than 34,000 pounds.

How to celebrate Cheese Lovers Day

Celebrating Cheese Lovers Day is easy; only eat cheese! Whether it's making a fancy cheesecake or just putting some expensive cheese on your sandwich, everyone celebrates Cheese Lovers Day in their own way. As long as it involves cheese, you're good to go! If you want to make your celebration more elaborate, invite some friends and family members over for a cheeseburger?

You can also use the hashtag #CheeseLoversDay to take your celebration to social media and post photos of your favorite cheese or tell others about their preferences. You can even pick up some new recipes involving cheese!