National Dessert Day in USA
National Dessert Day in USA is held on October 14. This event in the second decade of the month October is annual. 
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Dessert is a course that concludes a meal.
Sugar was so important in the medical practices of the past that the saying 'like an apothecary without sugar' meant a state of utter desolation. The word dessert comes from the French verb desservir, meaning 'to clear the table'.
That tradition, of finishing a meal with a little something sweet, has its origins in France. As French food scholar Maryann Tebben explains, the French dessert has been around for centuries, but it's changed a lot over that time. French cookbooks from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance didn't exactly feature dessert.
The Number 1 Most Popular Desserts in America are Chocolate Chip Cookies. Apple pie is a stalwart of American culture. According to the American Pie Council, apple really is the US national favorite. October 14th is National Dessert Day in the United States!
Similar holidays and events, festivals and interesting facts
Thanksgiving in Canada on October 13 (observed on the second week in October);
National Peanut Festival, National Pumpkin Festival, Yorkshire Pudding Day and National M&M Day in USA on October 13
National School Lunch Week in US on October 13 (the second full week of October. President John F. Kennedy created National School Lunch Week [NSLW] in 1962 to promote the importance of a healthy school lunch in a child’s life and the impact it has inside and outside of the classroom);
Salvadoran Gastronomy Day on October 13 (Día de la gastronomía salvadoreña. Ñelebrated since 2015);
National Mushroom Day in USA on October 15
National Shawarma Day in Canada on October 15
National Liqueur Day in USA on October 16
World Bread Day or Baker's Day on October 16