National Bloody Mary Day in The Villages FL
National Bloody Mary Day falls on January 1st, which is convenient for everyone who may have partied a little too much the night before.
Ring in the year by celebrating with the famous cocktail that consists of vodka, tomato juice, lemon juice, Worcestershire, cayenne, and salt.
We’ll note that while it can alleviate hangover symptoms, it can further dehydrate you, so drink responsibly.
Still, Bloody Marys are the No. 1 brunch cocktail in the U.S. Take that, mimosas.
NATIONAL BLOODY MARY DAY ACTIVITIES
- Brunch it out with some Bloody Marys
You might need some sustenance, which means making it to brunch. If there’s a restaurant near you, make sure they have Bloody Marys. - Invite friends over to make some with you
Get the basic ingredients, plus some goodies like bacon and olives to garnish. Then let your friends create their own unique Bloody Marys. If you were out all night, it might be nice to stay in and drink the cocktail with friends from the comfort of your own home. Sounds like a great way to start off the new year! - Create a Bloody Mary bucket list
Find the best Bloody Marys in your city and rank them. This way, you’ll have a set list for visiting guests and your local foodie squad. Make sure you plan accordingly (for example, have a designated driver), and don’t try them all in one day.
4 POSSIBLE WOMEN BEHIND THE NAME BLOODY MARY
- Queen Mary I of England
The first Queen Mary was nicknamed Bloody Mary because of the way she tried to bring back the Catholic church to England — by executing Protestants.Film star Mary Pickford
A Canadian-born actress and filmmaker during the age of silent pictures, she was known as “America’s Sweetheart.”A waitress named Mary
She supposedly worked at the Bucket of Blood bar in Chicago.A customer’s girlfriend named Mary
Some say the name came about when a bar patron said the cocktail looked like his girlfriend Mary — whom he met at the Bucket of Blood cabaret.
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