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John Hughes’s own hellish trip from New York City to Chicago inspired ‘Planes, Trains and Automobiles,’ the 1987 Thanksgiving classic starring Steve Martin and John Candy.
Choosing the wrong time to hit the road can make your Thanksgiving a traffic nightmare. Here’s how to avoid it.
Turkeys and pies are allowable carry-ons, but you’ll have to check alcohol, sauces, and condiments before you board a plane.
When the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag shared the first Thanksgiving in 1621, sweet potatoes, apple pie, and turkey were missing from the table.
Cooking dinner on Thanksgiving is pressure enough without a calamity derailing the affair. Learn what not to do from these turkey day disasters.
The first Thanksgiving may not have even had turkey, but it almost certainly had oysters.
Your Thanksgiving turkey is harmless, but the live bird stalking your backyard might not be.
Nobody likes tough pie crust. Vodka can prevent the issue.
Here's how the cornucopia went from ancient gods to American dinner tables.
Your Thanksgiving cranberry sauce—be it homemade or Ocean Spray’s canned classic—is all part of America’s history.
These historical recipes, featuring old-fashioned takes on some of the Thanksgiving dishes that we know and love, are ripe for a comeback.
The first major sociological study of Thanksgiving appeared in the Journal of Consumer Research in 1991. Here’s what the authors learned.
Whether you love canned cranberry sauce or hate it, the way it’s packaged is pretty brilliant.
We now have a stuffing-flavored potato chip thanks to ALDI.
We all have our favorite Thanksgiving side dishes, but do other U.S. residents feel the same about them?