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COUNTDOWN TO THANKSGIVING DINNER | DAY 1 OF 26

🦃 November 1st: Roast Turkey

The smell of roast turkey isn’t just food — it’s memory. It’s that golden-brown moment that makes every guest peek in the oven “just to check.” Whether it’s basted in butter or brushed with olive oil, the turkey takes center stage for a reason — it’s tradition wrapped in aroma and love.

Fun Fact: The first “official” Thanksgiving turkey didn’t appear until the mid-1800s. Before that, early feasts likely featured wildfowl, venison, and even seafood!

Tradition Spotlight: Many families have someone who always carves the turkey — a parent, grandparent, or honorary “head of the table.” In some homes, that carving knife gets passed down like a trophy of gratitude and trust.

Bible Verse:
📖 “Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good; His love endures forever.” — Psalm 107:1

Now tell me —
🍗 Who’s the turkey carver in your family?
🥧 What’s your Thanksgiving centerpiece dish that no table feels right without?

✨ Share your answers below and tag a loved one you’re thankful for — let’s fill this season with stories and smells that feel like home.

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