Thanksgiving Never Have I Ever Questions

Never have I ever questions about Thanksgiving cooking

The turkey, the timer and everyone who wanders in to taste something.

1. 1.Never have I ever forgotten to thaw the turkey in time.
2. 2.Never have I ever called a relative in a panic halfway through cooking.
3. 3.Never have I ever served cranberry sauce still in the shape of the can.
4. 4.Never have I ever been sent out of the kitchen for tasting too much.
5. 5.Never have I ever found the bag of giblets still inside the turkey after it was cooked.
6. 6.Never have I ever made mashed potatoes from a box.
7. 7.Never have I ever peeled a mountain of potatoes.
8. 8.Never have I ever sneaked a crispy piece of turkey skin before it reached the table.
9. 9.Never have I ever cooked an entire turkey on my own.
10. 10.Never have I ever run to the store on Thanksgiving morning for one missing ingredient.
11. 11.Never have I ever burned the rolls while everyone was busy with the turkey.
12. 12.Never have I ever made a pie crust from scratch.
13. 13.Never have I ever waited hours longer than the recipe said for the turkey to be done.
14. 14.Never have I ever sprayed whipped cream straight from the can into my mouth.
15. 15.Never have I ever tried a brand-new recipe for the first time on Thanksgiving.

Never have I ever questions for the Thanksgiving table

Giving thanks, the wishbone, the card table at the end and a slice of every pie.

1. 16.Never have I ever said something silly when it was my turn to say what I'm thankful for.
2. 17.Never have I ever won the wishbone pull.
3. 18.Never have I ever filled my whole plate with sides and skipped the turkey.
4. 19.Never have I ever eaten at a card table pushed up against the main table.
5. 20.Never have I ever had a slice of every pie on the table.
6. 21.Never have I ever used the fancy plates that only come out once a year.
7. 22.Never have I ever teared up while saying what I'm thankful for.
8. 23.Never have I ever eaten Thanksgiving dinner in the middle of the afternoon.
9. 24.Never have I ever had tamales, lasagna or rice right next to the turkey.
10. 25.Never have I ever fought someone for the marshmallow corner of the sweet potatoes.
11. 26.Never have I ever sat through a Thanksgiving dinner that lasted more than three hours.
12. 27.Never have I ever put gravy on everything on my plate.
13. 28.Never have I ever had a Thanksgiving with no turkey at all.
14. 29.Never have I ever reached across the whole table instead of asking someone to pass something.
15. 30.Never have I ever eaten two Thanksgiving dinners in one day.

Thanksgiving never have I ever questions for family

Parades, football, cousins and the questions relatives always ask.

1. 31.Never have I ever hidden in the kitchen to avoid a conversation.
2. 32.Never have I ever watched the whole parade on TV in my pajamas.
3. 33.Never have I ever had a relative call me by my cousin's name.
4. 34.Never have I ever practiced a quick answer for when relatives ask about school or work.
5. 35.Never have I ever played a family football game in the backyard.
6. 36.Never have I ever heard a relative tell an embarrassing story about me as a kid.
7. 37.Never have I ever fallen asleep on the couch before dessert.
8. 38.Never have I ever watched the dog show on TV after the parade.
9. 39.Never have I ever changed the subject fast to stop a debate at the table.
10. 40.Never have I ever been put in charge of the little cousins for the day.
11. 41.Never have I ever watched an entire football game just because everyone else was.
12. 42.Never have I ever met a relative for the first time at Thanksgiving.
13. 43.Never have I ever volunteered to dry the dishes because it's easier than washing.
14. 44.Never have I ever picked a team to root for based on the jersey colors.
15. 45.Never have I ever explained what my job is to the same relative more than once.
16. 46.Never have I ever stayed up late talking with my cousins on Thanksgiving night.
17. 47.Never have I ever hosted Thanksgiving for my whole family.
18. 48.Never have I ever run a turkey trot on Thanksgiving morning.

Friendsgiving never have I ever questions

Potlucks, tiny ovens, paper plates and a table full of friends.

1. 49.Never have I ever been to a Friendsgiving.
2. 50.Never have I ever brought a store-bought dish and called it homemade.
3. 51.Never have I ever signed up to bring napkins and cups so I wouldn't have to cook.
4. 52.Never have I ever squeezed a whole turkey into a tiny apartment oven.
5. 53.Never have I ever been to a potluck where three people brought mac and cheese.
6. 54.Never have I ever eaten Thanksgiving dinner on the floor because there weren't enough chairs.
7. 55.Never have I ever hosted a Friendsgiving.
8. 56.Never have I ever spent Thanksgiving with a friend's family instead of my own.
9. 57.Never have I ever brought a dish that nobody touched.
10. 58.Never have I ever tried a friend's family recipe for the first time at Friendsgiving.
11. 59.Never have I ever served Thanksgiving dinner on paper plates to skip the dishes.
12. 60.Never have I ever gone home with more leftovers than the food I brought.
13. 61.Never have I ever been to a Friendsgiving where nobody knew how to cook the turkey.
14. 62.Never have I ever ordered takeout because the Thanksgiving cooking went wrong.
15. 63.Never have I ever invited a friend who had nowhere to go for Thanksgiving.
16. 64.Never have I ever spent my first Thanksgiving away from my family.

Never have I ever questions about holiday travel and leftovers

The drive there, the pie on your lap and a week of turkey sandwiches.

1. 65.Never have I ever eaten pie for breakfast the next day.
2. 66.Never have I ever driven more than five hours just for Thanksgiving dinner.
3. 67.Never have I ever held a pie on my lap for an entire car ride.
4. 68.Never have I ever raided the leftovers at midnight.
5. 69.Never have I ever flown home for Thanksgiving.
6. 70.Never have I ever built a leftover sandwich with turkey, stuffing and cranberry sauce all in one.
7. 71.Never have I ever traveled the day before Thanksgiving and regretted it.
8. 72.Never have I ever eaten cold stuffing straight from the fridge.
9. 73.Never have I ever shown up so late that dinner was already over.
10. 74.Never have I ever negotiated over who got to take the leftover pie home.
11. 75.Never have I ever kept a relative's food container for months.
12. 76.Never have I ever eaten a Thanksgiving meal at a restaurant.
13. 77.Never have I ever eaten turkey leftovers for a whole week.
14. 78.Never have I ever found Thanksgiving leftovers in the back of the fridge weeks later.
15. 79.Never have I ever turned Thanksgiving leftovers into a whole new dish.

Never have I ever questions about Black Friday and the long weekend

Early alarms, online carts and the weekend the holiday lights go up.

1. 80.Never have I ever gone shopping before sunrise on Black Friday.
2. 81.Never have I ever bought something on Black Friday just because it was on sale.
3. 82.Never have I ever put up Christmas decorations the day after Thanksgiving.
4. 83.Never have I ever done all my Black Friday shopping from the couch.
5. 84.Never have I ever worked a shift on Black Friday.
6. 85.Never have I ever filled an online cart on Black Friday and never checked out.
7. 86.Never have I ever bought a TV on Black Friday.
8. 87.Never have I ever gotten up early for a sale and found it already sold out.
9. 88.Never have I ever started watching holiday movies before the leftovers were gone.
10. 89.Never have I ever worked on Thanksgiving Day.
11. 90.Never have I ever stayed up until midnight for an online sale.
12. 91.Never have I ever gone to the mall on Black Friday just to see the crowds.
13. 92.Never have I ever made a holiday wish list over Thanksgiving weekend.
14. 93.Never have I ever left Thanksgiving dinner early to go shopping.
15. 94.Never have I ever bought something on Black Friday that I regretted by Saturday.

How to play at the Thanksgiving table

It works like the classic Never Have I Ever game: everyone holds up ten fingers, one person reads a card, and anyone who has done it puts a finger down. These cards are also in the full game as the Thanksgiving deck. A few ideas for the day itself:

• Wait until the plates are cleared. The stretch between dinner and pie is when nobody wants to get up anyway.
• Pass the phone after every card, so a grandparent and a teenager both get a turn reading.
• Start with In the kitchen or At the table. Everyone was there for those, so the first fingers go down fast.
• Ask for the story. When the cook puts a finger down for the giblets card, that's the best five minutes of the night.
• Play with five fingers if dessert is already on its way.

Playing at Friendsgiving

Friendsgiving is a different table: roommates, coworkers and the friend of a friend nobody has met yet. The Friendsgiving group was written for that crowd, with potluck mix-ups, tiny apartment ovens and dinner on the floor because there weren't enough chairs.

It also works as an icebreaker. A card like “spent Thanksgiving with a friend's family” gets people talking about where they're from and how their family does the holiday. When the group wants to get up and move, our Friendsgiving games have more one-phone ideas for a room full of friends.

Keeping it fun for the whole family

Every card is clean, with no drinking and nothing that asks anyone to share more than they want to. A few are small confessions, like passing off store-bought pie as homemade. Those land best when the person who did it laughs first.

If a card starts a debate, tap Next and keep going. A mixed table stays happy when the youngest player gets to pick the group for the next round. When everyone is ready for something new, the Thanksgiving games page has charades, trivia and more for the long afternoon, and the Thanksgiving most likely to questions keep the whole table playing at once.

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