About National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day
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2027 USA
Wednesday, August 4th
2026 USA
Tuesday, August 4th
2025 USA
Monday, August 4th
2024 USA
Sunday, August 4th
2023 USA
Friday, August 4th
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Today is the day when you can enjoy these scrummy treats without having to feel guilty.
In 1937, Ruth Grave Wakefield took her invention of the chocolate chip morsels and her curiosity of how they would taste in a sugar cookie and created this heavenly cookie loved by all ages.
There is something so enjoyable about eating one straight out of the oven, closing your eyes and having the warm chocolate goodness melt in your mouth.
So thank you Ruth Grave Wakefield! Without your ingenuity, generations would have missed out on the bliss that is known today as the Chocolate chip cookie. In honor of today--go enjoy the delectable treat!
Recipe
How to make your own chocolate chip cookies.
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