Wednesday, November 27, 2019

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What time of day do you eat Thanksgiving dinner?

19 comments:

  1. Between the first and second game of football. Then it’s turkey sandwich time by the third game.

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  2. Afternoon generally. Let's you leave or give people the boot earlier so you can enjoy the rest of the day.

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  3. Depends on where we are. This year... mid late afternoon on the beach-Friendsgiving💜

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  4. Depends if anybody is working. I work retail and my store opens @ 6pm, so eating @ 4:30, then leaving for a**hole retail madness!

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  5. I like Thanksgiving Dinner at about 3pm but I don't host so I have to eat when the hostess wants, usually around 6pm. I'd rather be eating leftovers or dessert by then.

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  6. Depends on where we are and where we are going. Typically, around 2:30.

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  7. We always aim for 3 p.m. (and I actually got it on the table on time this year!) We LOVE to eat Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner at 3, so we're ready to dive into the leftovers by 7!

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  8. Try for mid afternoon, but depends on if the oven is cooperating!

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  9. Depends on how early I start drinking.

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  10. From about 3 p.m. my mother will say "we're about to eat". We end up eating about 6 p.m.

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  11. About 2pm with lots of hanging out card and board games after. There is usually a football game on TV at low volume with no one really watching. It’s sort of visual audio comfort food. Reminding us of when our Grandpas/ Dads were with us and football mattered to them.

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  12. Early afternoon is best, then there's time for leftovers later. I spent a couple of T-Days at friends' & BF's houses for evening dinner, and after snacking a drinking all day, there was no appetite left for the dinner.

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  13. Anonymous7:23 AM

    I don't. I'm at work. Several of my friends are working .
    My dear friend is GM of a big box store; She is at work 14 hours today.
    For many of us, this so called. "Holiday" --lol--will mean a very demanding weekend at work, serving customers.

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  14. My family decided a few years ago to just eat at a pretty normal dinner time, so usually around 4:30 or so. Go Lions!!!

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  15. Anonymous11:28 AM

    The plan is 3PMish with a half hour window either way.

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