National Fruitcake Day celebrates holiday tradition
Typically soaked in brandy or bourbon, this cake has a long history, with some even found in ancient Egyptian tombs.
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Dec 27, 2023, 12:10 PM
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National Fruitcake Day recognizes the enduring tradition of this dense, fruity treat often enjoyed around the holidays.
Typically soaked in brandy or bourbon, this cake has a long history, with some even found in ancient Egyptian tombs.
