National Marzipan Day - January 12
Thu Jan 12th

National Marzipan Day

On January 12th, millions of people around the country joined millions of others in the annual National Marzipan Day. The eye and mouth are among the festivities that begin on January 12th with beautifully made confections that delight the eyes and throat.

Marzipan is a candy made mainly of sugar or honey and ground almonds for those who are unaware. It is also sometimes enhanced with almond oil or extract. Candy makers make a variety of sweets from this delectable candy. The following are a few of them include: Among them are::

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  • Fruit and vegetable small replicas are available in fruit and vegetables
  • Rolled into thin sheets and used as a glaze for icing cakes

Some people also make miniature marzipan animal figures, including them in New Year's Day celebrations and traditions.

How to Observe #nationalmarzipanday?

Make some marzipan on this holiday to put your artistic skills to the test. Make cookies or decorate a cake. Custom make some candies for a special occasion. Invite the family to join you. You could also take a class to learn how to make marzipan. Do you know anyone who makes marzipan? Do you know someone who makes marzipan? Give them a shout-out for their unique creations. They deserve it.

On social media, use the hashtag #NationalMarzipanDay to post.

Marzipan FAQ

Q. How is marzipan made?

A. Confectioners begin by washing raw almonds with a variety of methods. The almonds are immersed in water simmering just below the boiling point. This step loosens the almond skins for easy removal. a The almonds are converted into almond flour mixed with sugar by cooking and grinding them. The final steps include baking and grinding the almonds. For more sweetness and binding, confectioners add corn syrup or another binder before molding..

Q. How does marzipan taste?

A. As you can imagine, marzipan tastes sweet and nutty.

Q. Is almond paste and marzipan the same thing? No. A. No. A. No. However, they are still made with the same ingredients. Marzipan is sweeter than almond paste due to the almond/sugar ratio. Both items are ready-made in Grocery stores.