NATIONAL DAYFOOD & DRINK

National Dadgum That’s Good Day

This day is all about enjoying delicious flavors with those you love.

MAR1

Monday, March 1Every year on March 1

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Roots: Founded by Masterbuilt of Columbus, Georgia, in 2015
Vibe: Joyful gatherings centered on food
Also on Mar 1: Finisher’s Medal Day · Barista Day · Fruit Compote Day
Hashtag: #NationalDadgumThat8217sGoodDay

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3 ways to celebrate

AT HOME

Cook your best dish

Make the recipe that always gets rave reviews at home.

WITH FRIENDS

Host a taste test

Everyone brings their signature dish and the group votes.

AT WORK OR SCHOOL

Share the recipe

Bring your famous dish and hand out the recipe.

Plan ahead

National Dadgum That’s Good Day is observed on March 1 every year. Here is where it lands for the next ten years, handy for planners, marketers and party people.

2026Sun, Mar 1this year

2027Mon, Mar 1

2028Wed, Mar 1

2029Thu, Mar 1

2030Fri, Mar 1

2031Sat, Mar 1

2032Mon, Mar 1

2033Tue, Mar 1

2034Wed, Mar 1

2035Thu, Mar 1

2036Sat, Mar 1

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Fast facts

Gatherings centered on good food bring people together.

Home-cooked meals make everyday moments special.

The story

National Dadgum That's Good Day invites food lovers to appreciate the comfort and joy that comes from great cooking. Comfort food is a cornerstone of American culture, often evoking memories of family gatherings and cherished recipes passed down through generations. Whether it's a hearty casserole, a steaming bowl of chili, or a classic apple pie, these dishes have a way of bringing people together, reminding us of home and happiness.

Read the full story

The phrase “dadgum” itself reflects a blend of Southern charm and humor, often used to express delight at something delicious. This day encourages everyone to explore diverse cuisines, share their own culinary creations, and indulge in the flavors that make life a little sweeter. From soul food to classic diner fare, the possibilities are endless on this celebratory day.

Food enthusiasts often take to social media to showcase their favorite comfort foods, using the hashtag #NationalDadgumThatsGoodDay. This not only creates a sense of community but also inspires others to try new dishes and share their own family favorites. Local restaurants and diners frequently participate by offering special menu items or discounts, creating a festive atmosphere.

As you gather with friends and family on National Dadgum That's Good Day, remember that the heart of this celebration lies in the connections we make over food. Whether you are cooking a beloved family recipe or trying something new, the essence of this day is to enjoy the simple pleasure of good food and good company.