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Sandra Gebhardt
January 30, 2024

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Trivia Question❓

What is the unique origin story behind the croissant pastry?

Answer at the bottom of the newsletter

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On This Day in History...

      • 1933: Adolf Hitler is appointed Chancellor of Germany, marking a turning point in the country's history and the beginning of the Nazi regime's rise to power.
      • 1942: Japanese forces invade the island of Ambon in the Dutch East Indies during World War II. The ensuing massacre of captured Allied soldiers remains a dark chapter in the conflict.
      • 1945: The Wilhelm Gustloff, a German cruise ship used as a refugee transport, is sunk by a Soviet submarine in the Baltic Sea, resulting in the deadliest maritime disaster in history with an estimated 9,400 lives lost.
      • 1948: Mahatma Gandhi, the renowned Indian independence leader and advocate for nonviolence, is assassinated by Nathuram Godse, a Hindu nationalist, plunging India into mourning. This event is commemorated as Martyrs' Day in India.
      • 1969: The Beatles perform their last public concert on the rooftop of their Apple Corps headquarters in London, marking a cultural shift as the iconic band disbands.
      • 1972: "Bloody Sunday" occurs in Northern Ireland, when British troops fire on unarmed civil rights protesters, killing fourteen people and injuring many others, escalating the conflict in the region.
      • 1982: The first computer virus, Elk Cloner, is released by a 15-year-old teenager, marking the beginning of a new era in cybersecurity threats.
      • 2001: The last commercial whaling ship of the 20th century returns to Japan,

National Day Of...

  • National Croissant Day: Celebrate this flaky, buttery pastry in all its glory! Indulge in a classic plain croissant, experiment with savory fillings, or bake your own batch.
    • National Escape Day: Satisfy your adventurous spirit by trying a real-life escape room or creating your own escape challenge at home.
    • National Plan for Vacation Day: Start dreaming about your next getaway! Research destinations, browse travel deals, or simply create a mood board for your ultimate vacation.
    • National Draw a Dinosaur Day: Channel your inner paleontologist and unleash your creativity by drawing your favorite prehistoric creatures.

A Quote To Share

"Life is too short to settle for a stale croissant. Embrace the buttery goodness and flaky perfection that a fresh croissant brings to your mornings."

A Funny Joke To Share

Why did the croissant go to the bakery?

Because it couldn't find its roll in life!

A Life Hack To Share

To keep your croissants fresh and flaky, reheat them in the oven instead of the microwave.


Place them on a baking sheet and bake at 350°F (175°C) for about 5 minutes.

Enjoy the warm and crispy goodness!

A Fun Fact To Share

  • Contrary to popular belief, the croissant did not actually originate in France. It was actually created in Austria in the 17th century and was known as kipferl, meaning "crescent" in German.


  • The croissant's distinctive flaky texture is achieved through a time-consuming process known as lamination, where layers of butter are folded into the dough repeatedly. In fact, a traditional croissant can have up to 27 layers of butter-enriched dough!


  • Croissants were once considered a luxury item and were exclusive to the French aristocracy. However, their popularity spread rapidly during the 19th century and eventually became a staple breakfast item across the globe.


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💡 Answer to Trivia Question:

The idea of the croissant actually comes from Austria, not France! During the 17th century, the Ottoman Empire attacked Austria, and as a symbol of victory, the bakers of Vienna created a crescent-shaped pastry, resembling the Ottoman crescent moon. This pastry eventually evolved into the modern-day croissant.