A Brief History
On February 2, 2023, while the US celebrates Groundhog Day, more serious Americans are celebrating a much more important “national day,” namely National Heavenly Hash Day!
Digging Deeper
You may immediately think of the common offering by ice cream manufacturers, consisting of vanilla ice cream with some combination of marshmallow, chocolate, and nuts whipped together in a gustatory delight, but Heavenly Hash can be so much more than that!
Heavenly hash can be concocted from some kind of marshmallow crème or whip mixed with your choice of ingredients, and ice cream is NOT mandatory. Cakes, fruit salads, candies, and whatever your imagination allows are all fair game.
We recommend you get together with friends and family and have an informal contest to see who can bring the most delicious form of Heavenly Hash. Enjoy!
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Historical Evidence
For more information, please see…
Martinez, Sherry. Heavenly Hash Celestial Delights: A Collection of 50 Out of this World Cookbook Recipes. Sherry A. Martinez, 2019.
Yak, Eci. Chocolate Heavenly Hash Ice Cream: Chocolate 15. Kindle, 2020.
The featured image in this article, a photograph by Woodlot of an Elmer’s Heavenly Hash (candy) consisting of marshmallow center that contains two roasted almonds and has an outer coating of milk chocolate, is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license.
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