National Ambrosia Day is observed on December 12th each year to celebrate ambrosia, a classic dessert in American cuisine. Ambrosia is a fruit salad traditionally made with ingredients like:
- Coconut (shredded or flaked)
- Citrus fruits (such as oranges or tangerines)
- Pineapple (fresh or canned)
- Mini marshmallows
- Whipped cream or sour cream
Some variations might include cherries, pecans, or other fruits like bananas or grapes. Ambrosia, often referred to as “food of the gods” due to its name’s Greek mythology origins, is popular during holidays and festive gatherings.
Celebrating the day could involve making your own ambrosia dish, sharing it with friends or family, or experimenting with a modern twist on the traditional recipe!
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