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Mar
Shrove Tuesday, also known as Pancake Day, is a special day where people make and eat pancakes. It usually happens in March, just before Lent, a time when some people give up certain foods for 40 days. The idea is to use up ingredients like eggs, milk, and sugar before Lent begins. Many families and friends gather to cook and enjoy pancakes together. In some places, there are also fun activities like pancake races, where people run while flipping pancakes in a pan. It's a day to enjoy tasty treats and have fun before Lent starts.
How to celebrate Shrove Tuesday?
First, gather your family in the kitchen and make some yummy pancakes together. You can mix flour, eggs, and milk to make the batter. Cook them carefully on a hot pan, and then top them with your favorite toppings like syrup, jam, or lemon and sugar. After eating, play fun games or organize a small treasure hunt at home. You can also read a story or watch a movie together. Spend the day having fun and enjoying time with your loved ones. Remember to laugh, share, and make happy memories to hold onto for a long time.
Where Shrove Tuesday is celebrated?
- - International
