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NATIONAL WOODIE WAGON DAY

National Woodie Wagon Day on the third Saturday in July celebrates the classic automotive icon that defined an era of craftsmanship, family road trips, and surf culture. These wood-paneled vehicles transitioned from utilitarian workhorses to highly collectible symbols of Americana. Today, we honor the history, the owners, and the restoration enthusiasts who keep these rolling pieces of art on the road.

NATIONAL SOUR CANDY DAY

July 18 is National Sour Candy Day! Adults and children alike will enjoy lip-puckering, eye-watering flavors. Choose your favorite sour candy and celebrate!

In the world of candy, sour candy is the young, energetic, and fun member of the candy family. It awakens the taste buds and adds a punch of youthful energy. Every flavor combination out there creates a dazzling taste sensation. Surprisingly, sometimes a sweet candy delivers a walloping tear-jerking zap in a bite-sized lozenge or sucker that lasts for several minutes. Other times, it delivers the punch in a chewy form. These fun sour candies come in a variety of entertaining shapes and sizes. From chewy twists and ropes to sweet bite-sized pieces and straws, each one creates a unique juicy tang.

NATIONAL TROPICAL FRUIT DAY

Today is July 18 on the National Day Calendar and we are celebrating the delicious food holiday National Tropical Fruit Day. This fruity celebrates the variety of exotic tropical fruit from around the world and gives us the opportunity to get a taste of some sweet facts, too.

Tropical fruits grow in regions where the weather is hot and humid in regions we call the Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn. Asia, Africa, Central and South Americas, and the Caribbean produce some of the most delicious tropical fruits in the world. National Tropical Fruit Day presents an opportunity to snack, cook, and sample tropical fruit all day long!

NATIONAL CAVIAR DAY

On July 18, National Caviar Day recognizes a seafood delicacy with roe on toast. The day also raises awareness about the survival of the sturgeon.

In simple terms, caviar is Sturgeon fish eggs. There are several species of Sturgeon fish. As a result, the caviar produced varies in colors depending on the species. Caviar is full of protein and vitamins making the delicacy a healthy meal.

True caviar only comes from fish belonging to the Acipenseridae (sturgeon) family, which includes 27 different species. Caviar coming from any other fish is not true caviar.

TOSS AWAY THE “COULD HAVES” AND “SHOULD HAVES” DAY

Across the United States, the third Saturday in July recognizes Toss Away the “Could Haves” and “Should Haves” Day. This day is a dedicated reminder not to go through life weighed down by regrets.