Turkey Trivia
This part of the turkey is typically saved and snapped for good luck
What is a wishbone?
In 1863, this President declared Thanksgiving a national holiday
Who is Abraham Lincoln?
The Thanksgiving Day Parade traditionally ends with this jolly old elf
Who is Santa Claus?
Often used to help retain moisture, this herbaceous mix is a staple of many thanksgiving meals
What is stuffing?
This Quarterback - now with the Los Angeles Rams - holds the record for the most passing yards on Thanksgiving Day
Who is Matthew Stafford?
The name for a male turkey
The first Thanksgiving lasted this many days
What is three?
A giant balloon version of this character has appeared in the parade more times than any other character (6 times).
Who is Snoopy?
This vegetable is grown on every continent except for Antarctica
What is corn?
First held in 1877, this show is the second-longest continuously held sporting event in the U.S. behind the Kentucky Derby.
What is the Westminster Dog Show?
This coastal state consumes the most turkey every year
What is California?
This President made the presidential turkey pardon an annual tradition
Who is George H.W. Bush?
This dance company made their first appearance in the Macy's parade in 1957
Who are the Rockettes?
What is a bog?
This is what the word "cornucopia" means.
What is "horn of plenty?"
The flap of skin that hangs from a turkey's neck
What is a wattle?
The month that Canadians celebrate Thanksgiving
What is October?
The first Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade was held in this year - half a decade before Black Monday
What is 1924?
About 250 million pounds of this tuber are purchased each year for Thanksgiving
What are potatoes?
These two NFL teams have a game every year on Thanksgiving Day
Who are the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys?
This state produces the most turkeys each year
What is Minnesota?
The year of the first Thanksgiving
What is 1621?
The number of balloons set to appear in this year's parade
What is 17?
The top three pies served at Thanksgiving
This 1857 song (one of the most popular at Christmastime) was originally written to be sung for Thanksgiving
What is Jingle Bells?