When will National Texas Twinkie Day be celebrated? October 16th of each calendar year.
What is National Texas Twinkie Day? Hutchins BBQ’s remarkable tale began in 1978 when it emerged onto the barbecue scene in Princeton, Texas. Over the years, this Texas-grown smokehouse has evolved into a household name, best known for its classic Texas-style barbecue. Hutchins BBQ has expanded its presence, with thriving locations in McKinney and Frisco, Texas.
Among its vast repertoire of savory barbecue meats and side dishes, the Texas Twinkie stands as a testament to Hutchins BBQ’s innovation and culinary prowess. This creation has garnered widespread acclaim, earning the restaurant numerous accolades. The Original Texas Twinkie combines an extra large fresh jalapeño pepper with luscious cream cheese and Hutchins BBQ’s world-famous Prime USDA brisket. This ensemble is then wrapped in thick-cut, premium bacon and slowly smoked to perfection. Finally, the Texas Twinkie is bathed in a sweet and tangy barbecue sauce and then served.
How should National Texas Twinkie Day be celebrated or observed? By heading out and grabbing a delicious Texas Twinkie!
Why was National Texas Twinkie Day created? While the popularity of Texas Twinkies and its various iterations has skyrocketed, it is crucial to acknowledge that Hutchins BBQ is the pioneer responsible for introducing this ingenious creation to the world. Therefore, a designation of a National Day/Month would honor not only the legacy of Hutchins BBQ but also celebrate the enduring spirit of culinary innovation in Texas barbecue. By commemorating this occasion, we would pay tribute to the culinary heritage and the indelible mark that Hutchins BBQ has left on the fabric of American cuisine.
Who created this day? This day was created by Mary Tolan in 2023.