Tater Tot Day

Tater Tot Day is celebrated on February 2 every year. Tater Tots means baby potatoes; tatter means potato & tots means a bit. Tater tots are chips and mashed potatoes that are served as a side dish. Tater Tot Day is dedicated to these delicious Tater Taters. These Tater Tots are delectable potato chips. If you are a potato or Tater Tot lover then it is a perfect day for you to eat potatoes or Tater Tot for breakfast, lunch and dinner. These Tater stones are known as "potato pearls" in Australia.

History of Tater Tot Day

This lovely day began its cult to Tater Tot in 2009. It began as a food writer's attempt at filling his copy quota. Once he made it into Twitter's cyberspace, it was an instant hit! When you think about those little rectangular potato chips, does your stomach jump a little with excitement? I know I do! Potatoes themselves have been one of the staple foods for about 400 years. Did you know that currently, it is the fourth largest crop in the world? That's a lot of potatoes! I know the joke has been used to play hot potato for thousands of years but let's keep our minds focused on recent history. Baking, mashing, frying, boiling or chopping and making delicious pancakes really isn't a wrong way to serve them.

But one of the most joy and happiness is the good eater. It is a friend for young and old alike. Served with a bit of ketchup or served with a layer of chili and cheese are endless options. Take a moment to review the history of the tot and the recipes specific to it.

How to celebrate Tater Tot Day

How will we celebrate Tater Tot Day? Let me personality! First things first, stock up on those perfect little items. Then go into the kitchen with the search engine in hand. Do you want breakfast, lunch or dinner? Is the main star of the meal or a side player? This is really the first thing you need to think about before you can plan. Did you know that there is a new sensation flying back and forth on social media? It's called Tater Tot Casserole! You can find the link to the recipe by entering the phrase in your handy search tool.

I'll tell you now, once you've tried it, you won't be able to keep it off your family meal plan! It's not expensive and it can feed a few or many relatives who come to you for the holidays. So don't stand there, cook and enjoy Tater Tot Day!