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Mahedy Day is celebrated in the UK on 9th December annually, every year. The original, and some say inaugural, Mahedy Day date has been lost to the sands of time and has been overlooked and forgotten by the masses for a number of years. It has gained notoriety recently and especially during 2018 when it sporadically appeared on a number of calendars and date based spreadsheets. The perpetrators have not, as yet, been identified and their motives are unknown but believed to be in good jest. Not a lot happens on Mahedy Day and any festivities or sacrifices (a food offering) can be undertaken and subsequently dedicated to ‘Mahedy’. It has been noted from previous Mahedy Day records, that the eating of a flat, round, flour and water based bread, typically adorned with various meats and vegetables was consumed in its honour. In modern times, it has now been replaced by the standard pizza (any toppings you desire, deep pan or thin crust) and keeps in touch with the original food that paid homage to Mahedy.
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