Festive Festivities
This Thanksgiving tradition began because a Philadelphia police nickname described chaotic holiday shoppers.
Black Friday
This 2003 film stars Will Ferrell as a human raised by elves who loves putting maple syrup in his cereal.
Elf
Zoo Animals/Circus Performers.
This traditionally, Christmas meat became popular in America because it was cheaper than goose and fed more people.
Turkey
This Mariah Carey holiday anthem has reigned as the most-streamed Christmas song for over a decade.
All I want for Christmas is You
This modern tradition that became popular in the 2010s involves a feast among Friends instead of Family before the holidays kickoff.
Friendsgiving.
In Home Alone, the films villain Harry and Marv have a Nickname The _____ Bandits.
Wet
This US President declared the first Thanksgiving Holiday in the US in 1863
Lincoln
This holiday drink, dating back to medieval England, was traditionally made with milk, eggs, sugar, and liquor.
Eggnog
This 1966 Dr. Seuss Christmas tune describes someone as a “nasty, wasty skunk.”
You're a mean one Mr. Grinch
This Christmas tradition that originally came from Norse Mythology found new popularity among 1950's American Singles.
Mistletoe
This 1988 film features Bill Murrary as a TV executive haunted by three spirits.
Scrooged
This U.S. president was the first to pardon a turkey.
JFK
This sweet treat, shaped like a shepherd’s staff, was invented in Germany and brought to America by German immigrants.
Candy Cane/Peppermint
This 1942 Christmas, Irving Berlin song is the best-selling single in music history.
White Christmas
The first Thanksgiving Football game was between what two American Colleges?
Yale, and Princeton
The Conductor of the Polar Express is played by what famous American Actor?
Tom Hanks
The classic look of Santa, with a Redhat, White Beard, and Reindeer was created by this US Company.
Coca Cola
This dish, now a Thanksgiving icon, became widely popular after the fruit company Ocean Spray featured it in a 1912 cookbook
Cranberry Sauce
This song, now a Christmas staple, was originally written in 1857 for Thanksgiving.
Jingle Bells
In what Decade was the annual tradition of Rockefeller Christmas Tree started?
1930's
In How the Grinch Stole Christmas, the Grinch’s heart grows by this many sizes.
3 Sizes
This Founding Father suggested that the turkey—not the bald eagle—should be America’s national bird.
Benjamin Franklin
KFC, the American Fried Chicken Company sees their highest daily sales on Christmas in this Country
Japan
This now classic Christmas Character was first mentioned in a 1949 American Christmas Country Song
Rudolph