National Brunch Month 

Breakfast has long been considered one of the most important ways for a person to start their day right. But when it’s the weekend and friends or family members want to meet but don’t feel like getting up early, an excellent option can be on the table – brunch!

National Brunch Month is here to celebrate and show appreciation for this delightful meal that is made up of delicious foods, but happens just a bit later in the day than a typical breakfast might.

History of National Brunch Month

Originating in England in the late 19th century, this unique meal called “brunch” seems to have started out as an opportunity for those who socialized late into the night on Saturday to have a later breakfast on Sunday.

The term brunch – a combination of breakfast and lunch – is rumored to have first been used in 1895 in an article by a London publication called Hunter’s Weekly.

Brunch grew in popularity over the next couple of decades, making its way to the United States in the 1920s.

Often accompanied by alcoholic beverages such as champagne cocktails, brunch can consist of a variety of breakfast-style dishes that are eaten from the late morning to the early afternoon.

National Brunch Month was first celebrated in 2021 as an initiative put forth by Ebb & Flow restaurants, which are based in Texas. The hope is that this event will grow in popularity as

How to Celebrate National Brunch Month

Consider some of these ideas for getting started with celebrating National Brunch Month:

Eat Brunch Out

As this event was founded by a restaurant chain, perhaps one way to start celebrating is by booking a table at a favorite brunch place in honor of National Brunch Month.

Choose one that offers special deals for brunch, including unique dishes as well as mimosas or champagne cocktails!.

Host Brunch at Home

Whether choosing to cook a delicious meal for sleepyhead family members or inviting a group of friends over, National Brunch Month is a great time to explore some new recipes or enjoy some classics.

Set the table with the best china and silverware to make it fancy, or serve the kids french toast paper plates for an easy Sunday Brunch clean-up option!

Try New Recipes National Brunch Month

National Brunch Month offers 30 full days – and four full weekends – of opportunity for eating a late-morning (or early afternoon) meal of uniquely flavored breakfast foods.

And it’s an ideal way to explore some creative ways for cooking and baking. Check out some of these new takes on brunch favorites to get started with:

• Chocolate Croissant Bread Pudding
• Skilled Poache Huevos Rancheros
• Salmon and Sweet Potato Frittata
• Sweet Potato Buttermilk Pancakes

Other related events celebrated by Days of the Year include Farmhouse Breakfast Week in January, Country Inn Bed & Breakfast Day in early October, and Better Breakfast Day, which is celebrated in September.