Majority of Thanksgiving Celebrations Predicted to Include Whole Turkeys this Year, Officially Marking a Return to Pre-Pandemic Gatherings with Family and Friends
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Thursday, November 9, 2023
This marks a turnaround from previous years when consumers often purchased individual turkey parts such as turkey breasts as they exercised caution during the pandemic with smaller gatherings and celebrations.
Key Points:
- This marks a turnaround from previous years when consumers often purchased individual turkey parts such as turkey breasts as they exercised caution during the pandemic with smaller gatherings and celebrations.
- “Americans hold onto the belief that a whole turkey should be the centerpiece of a Thanksgiving meal with family and friends,” said Hans Kabat, President of Cargill’s North American protein business.
- Maximize turkey meat: Carve the turkey and store the meat in sealed containers to keep it fresher for longer.
- Treat your pets: Cooked giblets can also serve as a delightful treat for your furry friends, especially dogs.