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November 2025 – Holidays and Observations

The middle “BER Month”, it’s November!

Below you’ll find some (mostly US based) month, week, and daylong celebrations/observations. We picked those we think fit the content of this site. Maybe we missed some, maybe we added some you don’t think belong. Let us know!

I will be filling these in as soon as possible so you can learn more about each observance or holiday, but for now just enjoy the list.

Check out our other side, deedni, for a list of Money/Tech/Business related holidays and observations in November.

Monthly

National Peanut Butter Lovers Month
A month-long celebration honoring all things peanut butter — snacks, desserts, and nostalgic favorites.

Vegan Month
Promotes exploring plant-based meals and creative vegan cooking.

National Gratitude Month
Encourages reflection and appreciation during the start of the travel-heavy holiday season. Consider hosting your own Tom Hanksgiving party this year!

weeklong observations

National Farm-City Week (Ends Thanksgiving Day)
Recognizes the partnership between rural farms and the food supply chain that brings ingredients to our tables.

National Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Week (Week Before Thanksgiving)
Not food-celebratory, but still food-related and appropriate for awareness around meal insecurity during the holiday season.

National, International, and World Days

November 1

National Cinnamon Day – A warm, cozy spice that shines in fall baking.

November 2

National Deviled Egg Day – A tasty snack or holiday appetizer favorite.

November 3

National Sandwich Day – Celebrate with your favorite stacked creation. One of our favorite tried and true sandwiches is a Sloppy Joe.

November 5

National Doughnut Day – Enjoy a classic glazed, filled, or seasonal treat.

November 6

National Nachos Day – Load them up with cheese, salsa, and your favorite toppings.

November 7

National Bittersweet Chocolate with Almonds Day – A rich and nutty treat.

November 8

National Cappuccino Day – Celebrate with a warm, frothy cup.

November 9

National Scrapple Day – The Pennsylvania Dutch classic gets its moment.

November 10

National Vanilla Cupcake Day – A sweet celebration for bakers and dessert lovers.

November 11

National Sundae Day – Build your favorite ice cream creation.

November 12

National French Dip Day – Honor the beloved au-jus-dipped sandwich.

November 13

National Indian Pudding Day – A traditional New England dessert made from cornmeal and molasses.

November 14

National Pickle Day – Celebrate one of America’s favorite tangy snacks.

November 16

National Fast Food Day – A day dedicated to America’s quick-eat favorites.

November 17

National Baklava Day – A sweet, flaky pastry filled with nuts and honey.
National Take a Hike Day – Travel/Adventure tie-in encouraging exploration of nature trails.

November 18

National Apple Cider Day – A cozy fall drink, warm or cold.

November 20

National Peanut Butter Fudge Day – A rich and decadent sweet treat.

November 21

National Gingerbread Cookie Day – Kick off holiday baking season.

November 22

National Cranberry Relish Day – A seasonal favorite ahead of Thanksgiving.

November 23

National Espresso Day – Celebrate with a bold shot or latte.

November 24

National Sardines Day – A flavorful Mediterranean-inspired favorite.

November 25

National Parfait Day – A layered delight of yogurt, fruit, or dessert.

November 26

National Cake Day – A sweet celebration right before Thanksgiving.

November 27 — Thanksgiving Day (U.S.)

National Bavarian Cream Pie Day – A classic creamy dessert.
(Thanksgiving also counts as a major food holiday even though it’s not listed as “National Today” style.)

November 28

National French Toast Day – A beloved breakfast classic.

November 30

National Mason Jar Day – Many food bloggers celebrate pantry organization, canning, and mason-jar recipes.


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Sources

Unless otherwise noted, information comes from National Day Calendar. For more celebrations this month, check them out!

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