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December 13th is National Popcorn String Day!

Make at least one large size bowl of popcorn.

Thread the needle without cutting the thread from the spool.

Start stringing one popcorn at a time by inserting the tip of the needle into the center of each piece.

Carefully hang the garland onto your Christmas tree.

1779 The Smithfield Cattle and Sheep Society held the first Smithfield Show in London. It is now the leading agriculture show in the UK.
1827 John & Peter Delmonico opened their first restaurant in New York, Delmonico & Brother Cafe at 23 William Street.
1838 Pierre-Marie-Alexis Millardet was born. A French botanist, he saved the vineyards of France from total destruction by the grape phylloxera, a small greenish-yellow insect which sucks the fluid from grapevines. He did so by grafting the French vines on American rootstock, which was resistant to phylloxera. He also developed the first widely used plant fungicide.
1856 Charles Dickens wrote in ‘Household Words,’ “Aluminum may probably send tin to the right about face, drive copper saucepans into penal servitude, and blow up German-silver sky high into nothing.” He was pretty accurate in his prediction, even though aluminum had only been discovered in 1808, and had only been used commercially since 1854.
1884 Percy Everitt patented a coin operated scale.
1981 ‘Pigmeat’ Markham died. American actor, comedian. (“Here comes the Judge.”).

Make at least one large size bowl of popcorn.

Thread the needle without cutting the thread from the spool.

Start stringing one popcorn at a time by inserting the tip of the needle into the center of each piece.

Carefully hang the garland onto your Christmas tree.

1779 The Smithfield Cattle and Sheep Society held the first Smithfield Show in London. It is now the leading agriculture show in the UK.
1827 John & Peter Delmonico opened their first restaurant in New York, Delmonico & Brother Cafe at 23 William Street.
1838 Pierre-Marie-Alexis Millardet was born. A French botanist, he saved the vineyards of France from total destruction by the grape phylloxera, a small greenish-yellow insect which sucks the fluid from grapevines. He did so by grafting the French vines on American rootstock, which was resistant to phylloxera. He also developed the first widely used plant fungicide.
1856 Charles Dickens wrote in ‘Household Words,’ “Aluminum may probably send tin to the right about face, drive copper saucepans into penal servitude, and blow up German-silver sky high into nothing.” He was pretty accurate in his prediction, even though aluminum had only been discovered in 1808, and had only been used commercially since 1854.
1884 Percy Everitt patented a coin operated scale.
1981 ‘Pigmeat’ Markham died. American actor, comedian. (“Here comes the Judge.”).

Make at least one large size bowl of popcorn.

Thread the needle without cutting the thread from the spool.

Start stringing one popcorn at a time by inserting the tip of the needle into the center of each piece.

Carefully hang the garland onto your Christmas tree.

1779 The Smithfield Cattle and Sheep Society held the first Smithfield Show in London. It is now the leading agriculture show in the UK.
1827 John & Peter Delmonico opened their first restaurant in New York, Delmonico & Brother Cafe at 23 William Street.
1838 Pierre-Marie-Alexis Millardet was born. A French botanist, he saved the vineyards of France from total destruction by the grape phylloxera, a small greenish-yellow insect which sucks the fluid from grapevines. He did so by grafting the French vines on American rootstock, which was resistant to phylloxera. He also developed the first widely used plant fungicide.
1856 Charles Dickens wrote in ‘Household Words,’ “Aluminum may probably send tin to the right about face, drive copper saucepans into penal servitude, and blow up German-silver sky high into nothing.” He was pretty accurate in his prediction, even though aluminum had only been discovered in 1808, and had only been used commercially since 1854.
1884 Percy Everitt patented a coin operated scale.
1981 ‘Pigmeat’ Markham died. American actor, comedian. (“Here comes the Judge.”).

Foodimentary First- created by Foodimentary in 2010

Here are Four Steps of How to String Popcorn on a Christmas Tree:

Make at least one large size bowl of popcorn.
Thread the needle without cutting the thread from the spool.
Start stringing one popcorn at a time by inserting the tip of the needle into the center of each piece.
Carefully hang the garland onto your Christmas tree.

1779 The Smithfield Cattle and Sheep Society held the first Smithfield Show in London. It is now the leading agriculture show in the UK.
1827 John & Peter Delmonico opened their first restaurant in New York, Delmonico & Brother Cafe at 23 William Street.
1838 Pierre-Marie-Alexis Millardet was born. A French botanist, he saved the vineyards of France from total destruction by the grape phylloxera, a small greenish-yellow insect which sucks the fluid from grapevines. He did so by grafting the French vines on American rootstock, which was resistant to phylloxera. He also developed the first widely used plant fungicide.
1856 Charles Dickens wrote in ‘Household Words,’ “Aluminum may probably send tin to the right about face, drive copper saucepans into penal servitude, and blow up German-silver sky high into nothing.” He was pretty accurate in his prediction, even though aluminum had only been discovered in 1808, and had only been used commercially since 1854.
1884 Percy Everitt patented a coin operated scale.
1981 ‘Pigmeat’ Markham died. American actor, comedian. (“Here comes the Judge.”).