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Millennials are disrupting Thanksgiving with tiny turkeys

November 15, 2018
Smaller families, growing guilt over wasteful leftovers and a preference for free-range fowl have all played roles in the emergence of petite poultry as a holiday dinner centerpiece.
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· 15 Nov 2018

Millennials kill again. The latest victim? Big Thanksgiving turkeys

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· 15 Nov 2018

Tiny turkeys are having a big moment: With smaller holiday feasts, little birds are gaining popularity.

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· 15 Nov 2018

I was just thinking we were overdue for another millennial shaming story.. via

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· 15 Nov 2018

I like to imagine this scene as millennials showing up to dinner with tiny turkeys on leashes via

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· 15 Nov 2018

“People are starting to understand it’s not natural to grow turkeys up to 30 pounds.”

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· 15 Nov 2018

The future of Thanksgiving is small birds??? via

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· 15 Nov 2018
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We love grandma! Just not behind the wheel. And in related good news, Grandma's arms won't be weighed down by a heavy turkey on Thanksgiving this year:

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· 15 Nov 2018

For the record, I was doing Cornish game hens for Thanksgiving as early as 2007 and I think can back me up on this

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· 15 Nov 2018

Millennials Are Disrupting Thanksgiving With Their Tiny Turkeys 🦃 Does Li’l come covered in avocado? 🥑 @Clareemarie

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· 4 Jun 2018

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