It's all in "POTATOES"
This Italian sauce is made of basil leaves, garlic, pine nuts, parmesan, and olive oil
POTATOES
Pesto
Although Turkey is famous for its coffee, its most consumed beverage is actually this.
Tea
The Macy's Parade was not NYC's first Thanksgiving Parade, that title belongs to this parade. Mallory would have fit right in.
Thanksgiving Ragamuffin Parade
These frozen Greek yogurt bars. (looking at you, Hank and Jen)
Yasso
Presidents originally had to declare Thanksgiving a holiday every year up until this president made it a national holiday. Thank him next time you open your wallet.
Lincoln
Examples of these include Walt Whitman, Sylvia Plath, and Homer
POTATOES
Poets
Tulip
A collaboration between Macy's and Walt Disney led to the parade debut of this character.
Mickey Mouse
This college football team's perfect record
Oregon Ducks
The Detroit Lions have played football on Thanksgiving for 90 years, however this tradition was paused between 1939-1944 due to this.
WWII
These beverage vessels originally made of clay can be traced back to China around 1500 AD
POTATOES
Teapots
Turkey's population (85 mil) is almost exactly the same as the population of this country, home to Dresden, Hamburg, and Dusseldorf.
Germany
This dance troupe started in Missouri in 1925 and has performed in the parade since 1957
The Radio City Rockettes
This professional sports team that has called three cities home, including Cleveland and Los Angeles.
Rams
The first collegiate Thanksgiving football game took place in 1876 and was between Princeton University and this Connecticut university.
Yale
You might find a New Yorker sitting outside their front door on this
POTATOES
Stoop
Turkey's largest city is also the only city in the world to straddle two continents (Europe and Asia).
Istanbul
Until 1939 floats were pulled by these, not cars.
Horses
This adorable little dog named after a sweet treat.
Cupcake
This state is considered the "Turkey Capital" of the U.S. raising 40 million turkeys a year, dontcha know?
Minnesota
Hank does this a lot in the morning. Actually he does it a lot all day long.
POTATOES
Toots
It's said that this man said his famous “Veni Vidi Vici” after the battle of Zela, 47 BC in what is now Northern Turkey.
Julius Caesar
With 43 parade appearances, this comic strip character has been a Macy's parade balloon more than any other character.
Snoopy
Say something you're thankful for in regards to Hailey
Aww thank you <3
In 1705 the people of Colchester, CT postponed Thanksgiving because a frozen Connecticut River prevented shipments of molasses and sugar from arriving, thus making it impossible to bake this Turkey Day dessert.
Pumpkin Pie