Why Do We Wish on the Turkey’s Wishbone?
The tradition comes from Europe, and is thousands of years older than Thanksgiving.
The tradition comes from Europe, and is thousands of years older than Thanksgiving.
It’s a matter of language.
It might be the most polarizing leaf in the culinary world.
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The answer isn't so simple.
It's all part of the "oral size illusion."
Airplanes like to fly, so encouraging them to stop doing that at the end of a flight can get a little tricky.
Ed McMahon knew. Do you?
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Don't try this at home.
It goes back to the royal courts of England.
Those names aren't arbitrary.
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The little pinprick spots on apples, pears, and potatoes are called lenticels (LEN-tih-sells), and they’re very important.
A lot of it depends on the tethers that keep them from floating away entirely.
Short answer: It's what dogs do.
The term outlasted the technology.
It seems counterintuitive: Your body temperature is rising, but you're shivering cold.
The tradition dates back to World War I, though the tune is even older.
English spelling is bizarre.