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Regifting is one of those things we all do and do quietly. We do it because we don’t really like the gift. Maybe you’ve regifted because you were in need of a gift, found yourself in a crunch for time, slapped a new name on your gift and solved your problem.

Today, we celebrate a sinfully sweet southern delicacy for National Pecan Pie Day! Right on time for those family backyard BBQs, pecan pie is a Southern staple that is truly decadent and delicious.

Time to sneak in a few of those melt-in-your-mouth shortbread cookies that Mom used to make – it’s National Pecan Sandy Day! Here’s an easy recipe...

Today gives us a moment to celebrate the genius deliciousness behind many of America’s favorite confectioneries. Cocoa lovers rejoice as we celebrate National Fudge Day!

Time to celebrate America's favorite juicy red berry – it’s National Strawberry Shortcake Day! Of course, we can enjoy these freshly picked sweet treats any time of year, but they are best from April to June.

Its name derived from the French word “souffler” meaning to “puff up,” the souffle is a sweet or savory French dish that delights all those who are lucky enough to enjoy.

Can you believe that Hostess Cupcakes originally sold at 5 cents for two? As they first graced the Taggart Bakery shelves on May 10, 1919, these little bitty treasures were once simply called ‘The Chocolate Cupcake.’

Administrative professionals are the backbone of office culture, working hard to make sure that clientele, employees, and company leaders understand one another and stay productive.

Once an insurance salesman, Henry Baker decided to follow his culinary passion and become a caterer. Back in the 1920, angel food cake was the delicacy of choice.

Today, salute the entrepreneurial heroines in your life for International Women’s Day! Since the early 1900s, women across the globe joined forces to fight for equality and fair treatment.