Friendsgiving, Fusion Menus, and New Traditions: Thanksgiving Gets a Makeover
Thanksgiving is changing as younger generations celebrate in new ways. “Friendsgiving” potlucks now rival family feasts, with global dishes like Korean-spiced turkey, miso-glazed veggies, and tres leches pie appearing on the table. People are also adding new traditions, such as gratitude circles, volunteering at food banks, and turning off screens during dinner. Some even celebrate early to join more than one gathering. Experts say these changes show how America’s tastes and ideas of family are becoming more diverse and creative.
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1. What is Friendsgiving?
2. What kinds of foods appear on new menus?
3. What new traditions are people adding?
1. Who would you invite to friendsgiving?
2. What would you bring?
3. Would you try new foods?
Thanksgiving is changing as younger generations celebrate in new ways. “Friendsgiving” potlucks now rival family feasts, with global dishes like Korean-spiced turkey, miso-glazed veggies, and tres leches pie appearing on the table. People are also adding new traditions, such as gratitude circles, volunteering at food banks, and turning off screens during dinner. Some even celebrate early to join more than one gathering. Experts say these changes show how America’s tastes and ideas of family are becoming more diverse and creative.
