JAN 27, 26.. CHOCOLATE CAKE..
Today we have yet another, in a recent series of “No Brainers”, as to selecting a NATIONAL TODAY Holiday to publish here on dotnet!!

Do any of you remember our neighbor Eddie’s Recent Birthday?

And Eddie’s Chocolate Cake with Chocolate Icing no less!

What have you got for us NATIONAL TODAY?
DEAR CHOCOLATE CAKE..
It was love at first bite. You come in many forms: layered, molten, bundt, fluffy, mousse-y, decadent, frosted… But we love you all the same. You’re the reason we know what happiness tastes like. Your special day may only come once a year on January 27th, but you’re also the reason we know how to REALLY celebrate a birthday or a sweet valentine. We would make ourselves sick over you. We would steal the last piece for you. We’d even lick the bowl for you. But no matter what, we’ll keep coming back for you.
Yes there is a lot more on the NATIONAL TODAY website..
For instance, there are various surveys for one.. The National Today data science team surveyed 1,000 people about their chocolate cake-eating habits, in advance of National Chocolate Day.
So if any of you want to read more, just click onto the below NATIONAL TODAY website link..
https://nationaltoday.com/national-chocolate-cake-day/

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Cap and Patti
- JAN 26, 26 (1 / 2).. PEANUT BRITTLE.. SPOUSES.. LAKE HAVASU BALLOON FESTIVAL..
- JAN 28, 26.. HIGH TECH HOLIDAYS..
Happy National Chocolate Cake Day! Though I am not really a cake person, unless cheesecake or carrot cake. There is something to be said for the chocolate moose type cake called a “tuxedo” cake. Man oh manischewitz as you would say Cap! That is the finest of chocolate cakes ever to be prepared, and eaten! Yummy!
Hope you two have a nice day. Our freeze has broken, and we’re once again above zero. Right now, nearly 7am, it’s a balmy 15f and snowing. 😊
Stay well!
Kit
Kit, I Googled Tuxedo Cake. A tuxedo cake is a decadent, layered dessert characterized by its black-and-white theme, usually featuring alternating layers of chocolate cake, white chocolate mousse, dark chocolate mousse, and a rich chocolate ganache. Oh My Oh My.
When living up in the Interior of Alaska, when it would warm from minus 60°F all the way down to a balmy minus 20°F we would practically be down to T-Shirts. At minus 40°F and cooler it would begin to feel “a little cool” in the cabin. Step out outside into minus 40°F for a minute or so and upon returning it was amazing how much warmer it was back inside. Smiles.. Cap and Patti