National S’mores Day. A day for our favorite campfire treat … S’mores. Time to enjoy a chocolaty,roasted marshmallow treat on a graham cracker.
Held annually on August 10. The start of this day is unknown. The National Confectioners Association started this holiday. However, we don’t need a day set aside of the year to enjoy this yummy treat. We also don’t need a bonfire or a campfire to enjoy this treat too. This treat can be made using your oven or even microwave too. There are many ways you can make a s’more or other items you can add to it. You can use all kinds of types of chocolates, marshmallows and graham crackers.
How to make S’mores
Ingredients:
- Chocolate candy bar
- Graham Crackers
- Marshmallows
Instructions:
- Break off a square of Graham cracker
- Add a piece of Chocolate.
- Toast a big marshmallow over the campfire.
- Add the toasted marshmallow.
- Top it with another graham Cracker.
- Eat, savor and enjoy!
Note: You can make S’mores in the microwave. Just put them together and pop them into the microwave on high for 15 to 20 seconds.1
Check out this recipe for Campfire Cones.
This one uses ice cream cones instead of graham cracker.
Check out this recipe for Banana S’Mores
What is a S’more
A s’mores is a traditional nighttime campfire treat popular in the United States, consisting of a fire-roasted marshmallow and a layer of chocolate sandwiched between two pieces of graham cracker.2
S’more actually means Some More, where early Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts enjoyed this treat. Actually a 1927 publication from the Girl Scouts, Tramping and Trailing with the Girl Scouts, was the first recorded recipe for a S’more. While even some earlier recipes used the name Some More. It has been said that this gooey treat came from an entrepreneur ,Alec Barnum.
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First published August 10, 2017. Last updated or republished August 8, 2019.
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