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It is breaking my heart to not be able to meet over at my friend's house for Thanksgiving.

Congratulations, we've finally made it to this special day, National Sandwich Day! If I had a man, I'd tell him to get in the kitchen and fix mama a sandwich! Flip the script on these heaux.

The day after Thanksgiving you may be stuck with all the leftovers. This is always a great day as there are a lot of things you can do with said leftovers. Instead of just making as many sandwiches as you can with the leftover turkey (and, trust me, there's nothing wrong with that) Here are some great ideas...

The Food and Drug Administration has denied a petition from the Center for Food Safety for mandatory labeling of food with genetically modified ingredients. The announcement also included guidance issued for food companies who choose to label food derived from genetically engineered salmon and crops...

Apparently he was trying to attract a mate, this apparently is their ritual.

National Turkey Federation Vice President for Communications and Marketing Keith Williams says that more than 25 states across the U.S. produce 240-million turkeys each year and so far - the H5N2 strain has affected less than one-percent of the turkey population...

$73 million is to be invested this year to rehabilitate and assess dams across the nation to ensure this critical infrastructure is protecting Americans from harm, securing public health and expanding water supplies in drought affected areas...

Avian influenza is again popping up across North America as USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service confirmed an eighth case of H5N2 avian influenza in a commercial turkey flock of 30,000 turkeys in Minnesota on Tuesday. The site has been quarantined...

If you're the one doing the cooking at home and your turkey is still in the freezer, now is a great time to take it and put it in the fridge to thaw.

One of the best things about a Thanksgiving meal is all of the leftovers. Sure, you'll have leftover meat from the turkey, itself, but most just throw away the carcass. Don't! That's a needed ingredient for making one of my family's favorite dishes.

We've all heard horror stories about people either starting a bad fire or injuring themselves trying to deep fry a Thanksgiving turkey without really knowing the proper way to do it. This video will show you the safest way possible.

You've seen people use those turkey fryers on YouTube and all the accidents that can occur. You think to yourself, "not me, I'm not going to be that guy," but how do you know for sure when you've never done it? If you plan on frying a turkey for the holidays, here are some helpful tips on how to not blow up your neighborhood.