National Cherry Cobbler Day
National Cherry Cobbler Day is observed next on Saturday, May 17th, 2025 (273 days from today).
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We love the good cherry picker as much as the next and, on May 17th every year, we celebrate National Cherry Picking Day! For the uninitiated, cherry cobbler is a baked dessert made with a rich cherry filling and a cookie dough crust. Cherry cobbler first appeared in the 19th century when bakers had to modify recipes due to scarcity of ingredients. You could say that the cherry pie is a cooler version of the traditional cherry pie!
History of National Cherry Cobbler Day
It is said that cherry wine utensils originated in the first colonies of Anglo-American and came about due to a lack of proper cooking ingredients and equipment. The British have missed out on their traditional suet and switched to baking cherry cobblers. This recipe has been improvised over the years and today cookie dough is usually made from oats (instead of flour) and topped with whipped cream or whipped cream!
What began as a recipe of scarcity has now become a most beloved dessert, though, it is a mystery how it got its name. Some argue that the word 'cobbler' evolved from 'cobeler,' which is a type of wooden bowl used for cooking in the old days. Meanwhile, some people believe that National Cherry Cobbler Day may be a result of the fact that the dessert is similar to a pebble! Whatever the reason for National Cherry Cobbler Day is, National Cherry Cobbler Day is a favorite day for many dessert lovers in the world.
The origin of the cobbler dates back to the early 19th century and it has its roots in European and American cuisine. In addition to cherries, cobbler can also be made from apples, apricots, and plums. Spices such as cinnamon, pumpkin pie spice, or nutmeg are also often used in small amounts for flavor.
Some facts about Cherry Cobbler
- The crust is made of cookies
The shell of a regular cup of cherries is made with biscuits - bakers often prefer sugar-free crackers as the base for the cherry cup.
- It's a random recipe
Somehow, the British mixed the ingredients together to bake the first cherry press because they missed their traditional pies and had to go to the cherry press!
- It is always eaten with ice cream
If the scones are usually eaten with whipped cream, the cherry cups and vanilla ice cream is the best couple.
- Cherries are rich in nutrients
Cherries are a great source of important nutrients like vitamin C and antioxidants, and they're good for people of all ages!
- Cherries keep your heart healthy
Cherries are rich in antioxidants and have anti-inflammatory properties, which help reduce the risk of heart disease!
Some reasons for National Cherry Cobbler Day be favorite
- Because we love cherry cobbler!
Everyone loves cherry pickers and that's why celebrating National Cherry Cobbler Day is always fun!
- It is a day to enjoy
Are you on a diet? Let take a break with the generous help of this delicious dessert on National Cherry Cobbler Day.
- It is time for trying a new recipe
Never had a cherry picker before? This is the day to try a whole new recipe. Get together with your family and try this delicious dessert.
How to celebrate National Cherry Cobbler Day
- Baked cherry cobbler
The most obvious way to celebrate National Cherry Cobbler Day is to bake a cherry press. Shop for the best, reddest cherries and don't be afraid to add them to your own recipes!
- Order in some cherry cobbler
If you're too lazy to bake a cherry cobbler, take a shortcut and order one for you and your friends. Add your favorite ice cream to the blender for extra deliciousness.
- Send dessert to your friends with a sweet tooth
If your friend is interested in dessert, let send them some cobbler cherries. It is so great. Your relationship will become better because of this sweet gesture!
Observed
National Cherry Cobbler Day has been observed annually on May 17th.Dates
Wednesday, May 17th, 2023
Friday, May 17th, 2024
Saturday, May 17th, 2025
Sunday, May 17th, 2026
Monday, May 17th, 2027