So pretty

INTERNATIONAL WATERFALL DAY

International Waterfall Day From water falling a few inches to a foot or more over rocks in a babbling brook, to the thundering cascade of Niagara Fa...

Village Herald

Your source of Bingo News!

Monday, June 16th, 2025

Don't miss out

JUNE 16 MONDAY LUCKY DEPOSIT BONUS

MONDAY LUCKY DEPOSIT BONUS Make sure on the 1st deposit you make today you claim your special Lucky Bonus. This bonus is ON TOP of the regular deposi...

HEADLINES:

National Cookie Day

National Cookie Day
Today is the day for you to  enjoy all your favorite cookies doesn’t matter if you make them or you get from the store or a bakery.  Take a little time for yourself grab a tea or a coffee and a plate of your favorite cookies relax and just enjoy.  Remember watch out for the cookie monster.
 
Historical Cookie Timeline
Cookies have a long and very sweet history. Here are some of the highlights:
• The roots go back to Persia in the 7th Century. Persians made somewhat plain, yet tasty wafers. During the Hold Wars, crusaders brought them back to England and Europe.
• During the Middle Ages, Europeans began to make cookies with bread dough. They added sugar, flavorings, and other treats to them.  
• In the late 1620s, Dutch settlers brought cookies to New Amsterdam (later NYC) on Long Island. 
• In the 1700s, American tinsmiths began making cookie cutters by hand.  
• In 1902, Nabisco introduced Animal Crackers. It quickly became a child’s favorite.
• The first cookbook with cookie recipes appeared in America in 1792.
• In 1937, Ruth Grace Wakefield from Massachusetts created chocolate chip cookies… by mistake. She quickly and wisely brought her recipe to Tollhouse.
• In 1984, cookie dough ice cream hits the marketplace.