The tradition of eating turkey, particularly in the context of Thanksgiving in the United States, dates back to the early 17th century. The bird was likely served at the 1621 feast shared by the Pilgrims and Native Americans, although historical accounts vary. Turkey became more widely associated with Thanksgiving in the 19th century, promoted by figures like Sarah Josepha Hale. Today, it remains a central dish in Thanksgiving celebrations across the country.
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Eating turkey
In 1621, on Thanksgiving day, the Pilgrims and Native Americans ate wild turkeys, and it became a holiday tradition from that day forward.
Many families follow a family tradition in dress and manners. My family has a Christmas tradition of drawing names to see who buys whom a present. Kind of like secret Santa. It is our tradition to go out camping and fishing once a year.
It is a tradition in my home to eat fried turkey on Thanksgiving.
eating turkeys came from the pilgrams. On thanksgiving, them and the Indians ate turkey
Eating it.
I would prefer a traditional wedding, though I am atheist.It was traditional for the family to meet up on Christmas.The traditional dress is worth thousands.
May be never.There is nothing that can cause death by eating turkey,only exception being some one get choked while eating turkey meat or a possible rare event of food(turkey) related severe allergic reaction(anaphylaxis).
moms
Turkey is good for you, because it tastes good, and by eating it you help the turkey farmers and vendors.....o.k
The tradition of eating turkeys began at the first Thanksgiving. When the Native Americans and the Pilgrims ate together. :) Best I could Do! .