National Chocolate Eclair Day and National Onion Ring Day in USA
National Chocolate Eclair Day and National Onion Ring Day in USA is held on June 22. This event in the third decade of the month June is annual. 
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Éclairs are a sweet pastry bakery item, particularly popular in French cuisine, and they are shaped somewhat like a hot dog bun. The eclair originated during the nineteenth century in France where it was called “pain à la duchesse” until 1850.
The literal translation of ‘éclair’ from French, is ‘lightning’, which is thought to refer to the speed of which it is eaten, or the shine of the glaze. Many people believe that eclairs got their name from the glistening sparkles from the frosting that resembles a lightning bolt.
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