Thanksgiving Food
This food company has a turkey hotline where experts take over 100,000 calls each year regarding turkey preparation
What is Butterball?
On this month and day of the week, Canadians celebrate Thanksgiving.
What is Monday and October?
The pilgrims first made landfall in 1620 in this Cape Cod town
What is Provincetown?
This is the name of a male Turkey
What is a Tom?
The turducken was invented in this American city.
What is New Orleans?
This ancient civilization began the tradition of breaking the wishbone of birds for good luck
What is Ancient Rome?
The pilgrims celebrated the first Thanksgiving with this Native American tribe
What is the Wampanoag tribe?
This is the name of a young turkey.
What is a poult?
This state produces the most turkeys in the US
What is Minnesota?
This retail department store was the first to host a Thanksgiving Day Parade
What is Gimbels?
This is believed to be the number of passengers who traveled on the Mayflower:
A) 54
B) 79
C) 102
What is 102?
Approximately how many turkeys are consumed on Thanksgiving:
A) 30 million
B) 45 million
C) 60 million
B) 45 million
These four items were served by Charlie Brown to the Peanuts gang in "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving"
What are Toast, Popcorn, Pretzels, and Jelly Beans?
During this decade, Snoopy made his first appearance in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
What is 1960's (1968)?
This is the number of days the Mayflower is believed to have spent at sea during its voyage from England to America
What is 66 days?
This president was the first to officially pardon a turkey
Who is George H. W. Bush?
This state produces the most cranberries in the US
What is Wisconsin?
These two NFL teams have played a game on every Thanksgiving day since 1966
What are the Detroit Lions and the Dallas Cowboys?
Before being observed on the last Thursday in November as declared by Abraham Lincoln in 1863, Thanksgiving was originally celebrated on this day in November.
What is November 26th?
This is the name of the amino acid found in turkey that causes fatigue
What is Tryptophan?