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National Dadgum That’s Good Day, observed every March 1, celebrates the simple joy of sharing delicious, home-cooked meals with loved ones. Embrace the Southern phrase ‘Dadgum, That’s Good’ as a mantra for connection and culinary delight. Gather your family, fire up the grill, and create new cherished memories around the table.
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Expected National Dadgum That's Good Day Deals
While we wait for official 2027 promotions to drop, history shows that National Dadgum That’s Good Day often inspires brands to celebrate home cooking and outdoor grilling. Look for deals from retailers like Masterbuilt, the holiday’s originator, on smokers and grills. Grocery stores such as Kroger and Publix may offer discounts on fresh ingredients, meat, and BBQ essentials. Specialty food brands like Stubb’s Legendary Bar-B-Q and Kingsford charcoal could feature promotions. Kitchenware stores like Williams-Sonoma and Sur La Table might highlight cookware and serving dishes. Even meal kit services like HelloFresh or Blue Apron could offer themed boxes. We will update this page with confirmed live deals as March 1 approaches.
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Tag @www.nationaltoday.com and use #DadgumThatsGoodDay. Share quick recipes, grilling tips, or family cooking moments.
Tag @nationaltoday_ and use #DadgumThatsGoodDay. Post mouth-watering photos of your home-cooked meals and family gatherings.
Mention National Today (facebook.com/nationaltoday) and use #DadgumThatsGoodDay. Share your favorite family recipes and stories.
National Dadgum That's Good Day Hero
John McLemore
History of National Dadgum That's Good Day
Man loves to eat. The art of cooking for the family has been around for centuries. Eating together brings warmth, solace, and strengthened ties. It brings an opportunity to build better relationships and enjoy laughter. It also brings the amazing benefit of helping keep family recipes alive.
National Dadgum That’s Good Day origins go way back, dating decades following the McLemore family’s love for cooking. Since 1973, the McLemore family empire, Masterbuilt, Columbus, Georgia, a subsidiary of Outdoor Leisure Products, Inc., which produces cooking equipment such as fryers, smokers, and grills has blessed homes with cooking products and remarkable recipes. Masterbuilt company was started by John McLemore’s father, Dawson, together with him. In 2015, they created National Dadgum That’s Good Day, which aims to remind us about the importance of good food and family love. #NationalDadgumThatsGoodDay has been observed since 2016.
Through John McLemore’s best-selling cookbook series, he impressively presents his whole life experiences; love, passion for food, and more than 125 professionally-tested smoking, grilling, frying, boiling, and steaming recipes. These include 16 of McLemore’s signature recipes using his top-notch Masterbuilt cooking product. McLemore also hosts a television cook show where he showcases and teaches different recipes. Masterbuilt encourages eating home-cooked “Dadgum good” meals together with family surrounded by love, building sweet memories. Life may bring different things our way, but it’s up to us to see the rainbow amid the clouds. Make awesome memories together with your family.
National Dadgum That's Good Day timeline
Families eat separately, setting up in the hallway, outside, or where food is being prepared.
American families gather together at the table for dinner.
Dinner becomes the main meal and is highly regarded as important for families to gather for dinner.
With the demands of the fast-paced industrial world, cooking is no longer relegated to women only.
The dream starts in a backyard in 1973, with Dawson McLemore and his family building.
John McLemore, together with his father, Dawson launch the family traditional celebration of eating together and creating memories.
How Businesses Can Celebrate National Dadgum That's Good Day
Local restaurants and diners can feature ‘Dadgum That’s Good’ specials, highlighting comfort food dishes or BBQ plates. Butcher shops and grocery stores can offer discounts on cuts of meat perfect for grilling or slow cooking, along with marinades and spices. Kitchen supply stores can host cooking demonstrations or offer promotions on cookware and outdoor cooking equipment, encouraging customers to create their own memorable meals at home. Food trucks can also get in on the action by serving up their best ‘dadgum good’ street food.
National Dadgum That's Good Day FAQs
When is National Dadgum That's Good Day?
In 2027, National Dadgum That’s Good Day is observed on Monday, March 1, offering a delightful start to the week with delicious meals and cherished family time.
Who created National Dadgum That's Good Day?
The holiday was established in 2015 by the McLemore family, founders of Masterbuilt, to celebrate the joy of good food and family connection, inspired by their Southern roots and culinary passion.
What does 'Dadgum, That's Good' mean?
Originating from the Southern U.S., ‘Dadgum, That’s Good’ conveys a heartfelt appreciation for something exceptionally tasty or enjoyable, often used in the context of home cooking and shared experiences.
How can I celebrate National Dadgum That's Good Day?
Beyond cooking, you can celebrate by sharing your favorite ‘dadgum good’ recipes on social media, supporting local restaurants that embody the spirit of comforting cuisine, or simply enjoying quality time over food.
National Dadgum That's Good Day Activities
Try out one of John McLemore's recipes
Go on the Masterbuilt website and try out any recipe, or you could pick out any of his books — you're definitely in for a treat. Set the tone for an awesome timeout by doing it the McLemore way, and your family treat is guaranteed.
Cook together with family
Don't just try out a new recipe alone, try it with your family. Boost your family recipe with delicious new additions. After all, there's always room for good food.
Say “Dadgum, that's good!”
Today's the perfect day to say, “Dadgum, that's good!” after a delicious meal or whenever. Have fun with your family by saying it all day long, and don't forget to document it on social media #NationalDadgumThatsGoodDay #DadgumThatsGoodDay.
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Why We Love National Dadgum That's Good Day
It brings us together
The day is dedicated to bringing families together. In these busy times, that can only be good.
It helps us try new recipes
We often get stuck in a rut with our cooking. Trying new recipes broadens our horizons and creativity.
It’s a day to build traditions
National Dadgum That's Good Day builds new traditions, and that can only be a good thing. Families these days need traditions to build bonds.
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