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How To Have An All-Candy Thanksgiving, Including A 20-lb Gummy Turkey

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Make this the best Thanksgiving ever, and forego all the savory stuff for tooth-aching sweets. Vat19, and their access to candy and the latest in gummy technology, is here to show us how to have an All-Candy Thanksgiving.

The sides include a green jelly-bean casserole, gummy cranberry sauce, and a cookie and caramel stuffing. However, at the center of this sugar-fest, is a 20-lb, 25,000-calorie gummy turkey. At least the kiddie table will finally feel included this year.

Find out how to make your own sweet Thanksgiving below.

[link, via Gizmodo]

The Tan Line Turkey Should Be At Your Thanksgiving Day Table

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Summer may be over, but that doesn’t mean we can’t have a few tan lines at Thanksgiving. Pop Sugar is here to show us how to make our own Tan Line Turkey.

With a large bird, dry spices and some well-placed tin foil, the beach bird will certainly be a big hit this Turkey Day… Even if you’re celebrating in a warm-weather State and already have tan-lines.

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What They Really Ate At The First Thanksgiving

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When we think of a traditional Thanksgiving dinner — the requisite turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce, and creepy uncles comes to mind.

Guardian Food takes us back to the very first Thanksgiving meal in 1621, showing us that it was far from the meal that’s now synonymous with giving thanks.

Turkey probably wasn’t even on the menu, as wild turkeys may have been a bit too fast for the pilgrims to hunt. Ducks and geese, more the early-settler’s speed, were the go-to bird — while the absence of sugar at the time, would’ve made cranberry sauce impossible.

We have to imagine that pilgrims and native Americans had questionable relatives though. See… just like Thanksgiving.

[link, via Laughing Squid]

A Full Body Turkey Costume Exists

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Still looking for the perfect/most ridiculous Halloween costume? Or, would you simply like to consolidate a few of the more superfluous holidays? Gobbler the Turkey is the ridiculous costume that you seek. The turkey outfit could also bridge the gap nicely between Halloween and Thanksgiving — creating a new single holiday, and thereby decreasing family time spent this Fall. Happy Thanksoween, everyone.

[link, via Laughing Squid]

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