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National Porridge Day

Posted on by ayesha.arshad@prhacker.com

We love porridge with its fruit and sugary add-ons, and are holding our spoons at the ready to dig into this dish on National Porridge Day, celebrated on June 23! Rich, flavorful, and thankfully not the ‘breakfast of champions,’ porridge is healthy and wholesome. Made by boiling grain in milk, the result is a choice breakfast for people around the world. The mushy bowl may seem bland to some, but not to us!  

Get a free case of Kabrita Goat Milk Porridge

Kabrita is donating a FREE case of its Organic Goat Milk Porridge ($51 value) to US parents between June 23-29, 2021 (or while supplies last) in celebration of the holiday.

National Pink Day

Posted on by Hassan Malik

National Pink Day is celebrated on June 23 every year. As you might imagine, it’s a day to celebrate the meaning, history, and beauty of the pale shade of red. Surveys in both the United States and Europe found pink to be most commonly associated with femininity, sensitivity and tenderness. From pink being a subject of recent pop culture, to interesting facts about the delightful shade throughout time, the day celebrates all things pink. After all, as Elle Woods in “Legally Blonde” once famously said, “Whoever said orange is the new pink is seriously disturbed!”

National Hydration Day

Posted on by Emma Schiffer

Each June 23, the U.S. celebrates National Hydration Day. Proper hydration is vital to living a healthy life, but it’s often overlooked. It’s easy to forget to carry a water bottle on a hot day outside, but skipping out on H2O can lead to major health risks. National Hydration Day was created in honor of late football coach Victor Hawkins, who invented a special hydrating mouthguard to keep his players healthy on the field. SafeTGard, the company that now sells his invention, launched the holiday after Hawkins’ passing to honor his legacy and to encourage others to stay hydrated. Whether you’re a professional athlete, a casual exerciser, or someone who simply loves to spend time outside in the sun, drinking water is key to avoiding heat stroke, dehydration, and other dangerous issues. Celebrating National Hydration Day is a great way to raise awareness!