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National Tater Tot Day is celebrated on February 2 of every year. Tater Tots means baby potatoes; tatter means potato & tots means little one. Tater tots are pieces of fried and grated potatoes that are served as a side dish. National Tater Tot Day day is dedicated to these yummy Tater Tots. These Tater Tots are delicious bites of potato goodness. If you are a potato or Tater Tot lover, it is a perfect day to have potatoes or Tater Tot for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. These Tater tots are called “potato gems” in Australia.
History of National Tater Tot Day
National Tater Tot Day was first celebrated in 2009. It started by the food writers as an effort to fill out their copy quota, and after they put it on his Twitter, it was an immediate hit. In 1953, Tater Tot was created when Ore-Ida founders Golden Grigg and F. Nephi Grigg were thinking about what to do with leftover pieces of cut-up potatoes. Then, they decided to chop the pieces, adding seasoning and flour. Then, they pushed the mash through holes and cut off pieces of the mixture. Tater Tot was first served in stores in 1956. Americans consume about 70 million tons every year. Actually, in the American school system, Tater Tots happen to be the most famous side dish.
Other Celebrations on February 2
February 2 is also celebrated as
- National Hedgehog Day
- Marmot Day
- National Crepe Day
- World Wetlands Day
- World Play Your Ukulele Day
- Lung Leavin Day
- Groundhog Day
- Candlemas Day
- National Sled Dog Day
- Bubble Gum Day
- National Working Naked Day
- National Wear Red Day
How to Celebrate the Day
Celebrate the day by enjoying Tater Tots for breakfast, lunch, and dinner with family and friends. On this day, also take some time to glance at the origin and history of the tot and the recipes dedicated to Tots. Then, take pictures while eating Tater Tot and share them with others on social media using the hashtag #TaterTotDay.
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