National Chocolate Macaroon Day and National Egg Day in USA
National Chocolate Macaroon Day and National Egg Day in USA is held on June 3. This event in the first decade of the month June is annual. 
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The word "macaroon" comes from the Italian word "maccarone" which means paste. Macaroons were first created by Italian monks, who traveled to France in 1533 and were joined by pastry chefs Catherine de Medici and her husband King Henri II. It was in France that macaroons were perfected and popularized.
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