National Biscuit Month
Observed
the month of September
Dates
September 1st, 2024 to September 30th, 2024
September 1st, 2025 to September 30th, 2025
September 1st, 2026 to September 30th, 2026
September 1st, 2027 to September 30th, 2027
September 1st, 2028 to September 30th, 2028
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Food & Drink
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National Biscuit Month celebrates biscuits throughout September. Soft or crunchy, small or large, and served with butter, jelly, ham, or sausage, this versatile quick bread can be enjoyed in many ways.
The history of the American biscuit began with European settlers, who brought dense, hard biscuits to the New World. In colonial times, biscuits became a mainstay because they were quick to bake, easy to make, and required few ingredients. Over time, cooks—especially in the South—began beating the dough to help it rise. Baking soda and baking powder later helped biscuits become popular in the North as well, according to the Gazette-Journal.
Today, biscuit lovers can explore cream, drop, yeasted, and laminated varieties, as well as different combinations of butter, honey, cream cheese, jam, jelly, and gravy. The month is a good excuse to enjoy a familiar favorite or try a style you have never tasted before. One account of National Biscuit Month describes using the occasion as inspiration to make homemade biscuits.
How to Observe National Biscuit Month
Celebrate by enjoying biscuits with a topping or filling such as butter, jelly, honey, jam, gravy, ham, or sausage. Try making a batch at home, or compare different styles, such as drop, cream, yeasted, or laminated biscuits. Share a biscuit with friends or family and see which variety and accompaniment each person prefers.


