history
who were the first people that celebrated thanksgiving
the pilgrims
what is the main pie, people make for thanksgiving
pumpkin pie
when u think of thanks giving what animal do you think of
turkey
what thanksgiving parade do they do in new york
macys thanks giving parade
what year did turkey become a thanks giving tradition
19th century
how long did the feast last for thanksgiving in the new world era
3 days
what is the most popular food on thanksgiving
mashed potato's
where to turkeys originate from
the eastern and southwestern states and parts of Mexico.
what is the thanksgiving parade called in Detroit Michigan
America's Thanksgiving Parade
what year was the first macy's day parade held.
1924
how many native Americans attended the feast
90 native Americans
what year did the first printed sweet pumpkin pie recipe come out.
1796
what type of turkey taste better. a male or female
The meat from a female turkey is more tender and flavorful than that of a male turkey.
what is the thanksgiving parade called in charlotte north Carolina
Novant Health Thanksgiving Eve Parade
The tradition of breaking a bird's wishbone dates back to where.
ancient Italy
when was thanksgiving first celebrated
November 1621
where did sweet potaos originate from
central or south America
How many turkeys were raised for slaughter in the US for Thanksgiving?
In the U.S., an estimated 46 million turkeys are killed each year for Thanksgiving alone.
what id the oldest thanksgiving parade
the Philadelphia Thanksgiving Day Parade
which tradition brings good luck at thanks giving
breaking the wishbone for good luck
Who declared Thanksgiving an official holiday, and when
On October 3, 1789, George Washington issued a proclamation creating the first Thanksgiving Day
what food does these ingredients make. sweet potato, cinnamon, marshmallows, vanilla, and brow sugar
sweet potato casserole
what is a domestics turkeys lifespan
10 years
how many floats are in the macys thanksgiving parade
more then two dozen *more then 24*
what is a turkey trot
footraces, usually of the long-distance variety, held on or around Thanksgiving Day in the United States.