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Instead of pushing untouched stuffing and turkey into the depths of the fridge, try out these Thanksgiving leftover ideas to spread Turkey Day cheer a little bit longer.

Thanksgiving dinner has a defined set of dishes associated with it, but some side items are much more beloved than others.

This holiday tradition has had a long and complicated history. Do you have what it takes to ace the quiz?

Whether you want to eat out for a turkey dinner or prefer your go-to fast food item, here’s where you can—and can’t—order on Thanksgiving.

From medieval aspics to lime and tuna concoctions, Jell-O salad has a surprisingly long history.

Thanks to the Institute of Culinary Education, you now have a delicious holiday cookie recipe you can make all winter long. (Trust us, your family and friends will thank you for it.)

Macy’s is leaning into current trends and embracing traditional favorites with the 2025 Thanksgiving parade.

A traditional Thanksgiving is defined by the traditional main course, sides, and desserts. But can you identify each dish with only one detail?

These tips for cooking a Thanksgiving turkey the 18th- and 19th-century way might seem a little strange today.

Traveling for the holiday? Time to plan your schedule to avoid bumper-to-bumper traffic.

The annual holiday event, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, looked a lot different decades ago.

Go with ‘goozlum’ instead of ‘gravy’ this Thanksgiving.

As you dig into your Thanksgiving dessert this year, be sure to think of the heaping piles of dung that made the delicious treat possible.

Spoiler alert: The balloon was not deflated after the parade.

The White House took a special liking to the animal.

From Felix the Cat catching fire to the Great Balloon Massacre of 1997, here are the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade's most infamous moments.

Test your knowledge about the Thanksgiving holiday with this quiz!

This candy bar salad might be enticing enough to add to your list of sides this Thanksgiving.

Looking for a delicious side to bring for your Thanksgiving festivities? This recipe from the Institute of Culinary Education is exactly what you need.