Top Ten Most + Least Popular Thanksgiving Foods - Nov. 28, 2024

November 28, 2024

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Featured List

According to a 2023 Instacart survey of over 2,000 U.S. adults by The Harris Poll, these are the most popular and least popular Thanksgiving foods:

Though many claim Thanksgiving is “all about the sides”, our survey insights show people like to come for the main event. Turkey is the most popular Thanksgiving dish for 74% of Americans, with mashed potatoes (67%) and stuffing (64%) securing second and third places, respectively. Sadly for the cranberry fans, cranberry sauce is the #1 least favorite dish for over a quarter of Americans (27%).

Movies & TV

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Top Ten Best Movies About Thanksgiving

The finest Thanksgiving movies offer a welcome respite for anyone looking to escape the madness of the holiday. TV on Thanksgiving is mostly parades and football, but there are films with Turkey Day themes that fit. That's what this list is about: good, happy Thanksgiving films everyone can enjoy. Even if they're not about the holiday, they at least contain a classic Thanksgiving scene or two.

More than 40,000 votes on Ranker.com determined the Top Ten.

Culture

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Top Ten Most Loved + Most Hated Thanksgiving Traditions

Innerbody conducted a survey of 808 respondents, and also utilized Google Trends data, to analyze how individuals celebrate the holiday and see which traditions they love (and dread) the most.

Culture

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Top Ten Offbeat Facts About The Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade

Nothing says the beginning of the holiday season like the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. Not only does the event have all the delightful hallmarks of the American holiday season, it is one national tradition that can be trusted. But an event beginning in the 1920s doesn’t get this far without a bit of intrigue and a couple of secrets. Add some spicy conversation to your Thanksgiving morning this year by impressing your family with a few fun facts about this American holiday icon.

Business

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Top Ten Facts About the Madness of Black Friday

Did you know that Black Friday wasn’t officially claimed to be the busiest shopping day of the year until 2001?

Here are the top ten facts about the unique tradition of Black Friday.

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