Certain holidays are associated with different foods, and for Thanksgiving, that's turkey — but why is that what we eat? We asked a history expert to learn more. Why do we eat turkey on ...

Anything with sesame is his all-time favorite food this week. Cooking a full turkey is no easy task and many of us don't have much practice. If you're in charge of the bird this Thanksgiving ...

(photo credit: REUTERS/UMIT BEKTAS) Palestinian Authority Economy Minister Muhammed al-Amur called on Turkey to exclude the Palestinian market from the trade ban imposed on Israel in a recent ...

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Undoubtedly, that has something to do with it. But I think the real answer is a lot more complicated, and the tasteless Thanksgiving turkey explains why.

"A Thanksgiving meal, particularly involving a turkey, requires careful attention to food safety to prevent contamination and foodborne illness," food safety expert Darin Detwiler, a professor at ...

US prices for turkey are dropping even at a time when supplies have grown tighter, signaling disappointing holiday demand as consumers continue to fret over the cost of food. While it’s still ...

The turkey is brought to Washington, D.C., during the week of Thanksgiving, gets a room at the five-star Willard Hotel and is eventually "pardoned" by the president. However, the history of ...