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In the U.S. and elsewhere, you don't have to be Mexican to love Cinco de Mayo, which has mainly become a great excuse to celebrate Mexican culture, music - and food!
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In legend, French toast evolved when food was dear and every bit had to be used – even stale bread. Ancient cooks found that dipping stale bread in a mixture of eggs and milk helped rejuvenate it. They then cooked it on a griddle and served it up, much like our modern version. Another version of this recipe was reserved only for the wealthiest people of the time, because it used expensive white bread and exotic (and costly) ingredients like vanilla and almonds.
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Mother’s Day, Muttertag, La Festa della Mamma, Mothering Sunday, Fête des Mères, Día de las Madres... it goes by many different names, but however you say it, the expression of love and appreciation is the same. Motherhood has always been celebrated. In prehistoric tribes the mother Goddess was worshiped as the creator of life. The modern version of Mother's Day with families bringing flowers and gifts to their moms can be traced back to seventeenth century England
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