History
The season Thanksgiving takes place in.
Autumn or Fall
The meat commonly eaten on Thanksgiving.
Turkey.
The candle from Beauty and the Beast that prepares a huge feast for Belle.
Lumiere
A large department store that sponsors a popular yearly parade on Thanksgiving.
Macy's
The Native Americans shared a feast with these settlers.
The Pilgrims
A very popular side that is served mashed.
Mashed potatoes.
The phrase the chef from Ratatouille used for his cookbook.
Anyone can cook.
The city Macy's Day Parade is held.
New York City
The ship the Pilgrims sailed on.
The Mayflower
A bread based mixture that is traditionally cooked inside the turkey.
Stuffing
He loves "hunny", and would be grateful for a feast his friends.
Winnie the Pooh
Handlers pull these down the street, they are large and represent characters from pop culture.
Balloons
The colony the first Thanksgiving took place.
Plymouth
An orange vegetable that is baked into a popular pie.
Pumpkin
This movie from 1995 touches on the historical meeting of cultures that inspired the first Thanksgiving.
Pocahontas
The year of the first Macy's Day Parade.
1927
Which U.S. president declared Thanksgiving a holiday in 1863?
Abraham Lincoln
A thick sauce made from meat drippings.
Gravy
A popular song from the movie Pocahontas that describes the changing colors of fall in the New World.
Colors of the Wind
The balloon that famously popped in 1997.
Barney