Things To Do On Saint Patrick's Day As Adults
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Things To Do On Saint Patrick’s Day As Adults

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Things To Do On Saint Patrick’s Day As Adults

There’s really no wrong way to celebrate all things Irish on St. Patty’s Day. From preparing scrumptious St. Patrick’s Day dishes to putting together quick St. Patrick’s Day crafts, so if you’re not sure how to spend your day this year, these are just some ideas that people of all ages may enjoy.

1. Make some soda bread

It’s easier than you think to make traditional Irish soda bread with flour, baking soda, buttermilk, and salt. This form of bread developed in Ireland in the early 1800s and allowed those without an oven (which was the majority of the population at the time) to prepare bread.

2. Put on something green

Of course, March 17 will not be complete without you wear at least one piece of green clothes. Consider adopting the colorful custom, even if it’s just with a modest green item, whether you’re hoping to avoid getting pinched or want an excuse to wear your green pleather trousers.


3. Host a shamrock cookie decorating competition

Cookies may be decorated for every holiday, not just Christmas. Gather your children or friends for a shamrock cookie decorating competition, with the winner receiving bragging rights (and maybe an extra cookie or two after dinner). Make sure you have a shamrock cookie cutter and green frosting on hand!

4. Participate in a St. Patrick’s Day-themed game

There are St. Patrick’s Day-themed games for everyone, regardless of age. Everyone is sure to discover a game that will have them laughing and competing for hours, whether it’s St. Paddy’s Bingo for the whole family or green drinking dice for the grownups.

5. Participate in a St. Patrick’s Day parade virtually

St. Patrick’s Day parades are held around the country, in both large cities and small communities, and you may check online to see whether one is taking place near you this year. And, while the current COVID-19 epidemic may make it difficult to attend your local parade in person, you can almost certainly locate a virtual one to watch with the whole family.

6. Make a Shamrock Peppermint Shake

Don’t restrict your St. Patrick’s Day beverages to alcoholic beverages. You can make the most gorgeous, tasty, and festive milkshake using vanilla, ice cream, peppermint, and green food coloring.

7. Create a Saint Patrick’s Day project

Your small leprechauns will enjoy creating dishes, wreaths, and hats out of inexpensive items. What’s the best part? Your completed items will provide you with attractive holiday decorations to decorate your home.


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