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Butterball Turkey Talk Line helps everyone celebrate Thanksgiving

By Cristine Struble

382202 05: Carol Miller, a 17-year veteran of the talk-line, answers questions on the Butterball Turkey Talk-Line November 20, 2000 in Downers Grove, IL. 48 professionally trained home economists and nutritionists give out turkey preparation tips, carving instructions, and thawing directions to nearly 170,000 callers each Thanksgiving season. (Photo by Tim Boyle/Newsmakers)
382202 05: Carol Miller, a 17-year veteran of the talk-line, answers questions on the Butterball Turkey Talk-Line November 20, 2000 in Downers Grove, IL. 48 professionally trained home economists and nutritionists give out turkey preparation tips, carving instructions, and thawing directions to nearly 170,000 callers each Thanksgiving season. (Photo by Tim Boyle/Newsmakers) /
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Butterball Turkey Talk Line is open and ready to answer those Thanksgiving questions.

The Butterball Turkey Talk Line is a Thanksgiving tradition. While the friendly advice helpers will be working remotely this year, they are ready to be the calm, helpful voice to answer all those turkey dilemmas. Even though Thanksgiving 2020 is non-traditional, people are thankful for the good parts of the holiday.

According to the Butterball, it found that people are ready and excited to celebrate Thanksgiving. While the holiday gatherings might not be as grand, everyone is ready to find some joy this holiday season.

Additionally, one big change is happening around the Thanksgiving table. With all the home cooking, people are feeling more confident in the kitchen. Even though a turkey and all its side dishes might not be the typical family meal, the new cooking skills are going to be put to good use on Thanksgiving.

Even with these new cooking skills, this year’s Thanksgiving meal will be modified. From small turkeys to less people, the table will be bountiful, but in a different way. While there are changes, the gratitude around the table is not diminished.

Since cost saving is important, people will streamline their shopping and look to stretch their dollars. As people look to save money, leftover recipes will be important to families. That Thanksgiving meal can now stretch over several days as the turkey, side dishes and more can be reinvented throughout the weekend.

Still, there are always a few questions and concerns that can arise on Thanksgiving. The iconic Butterball Turkey Talk Line will be just a call, text or even Alexa command away. From the complex questions to some common concerns, the turkey experts can handle all those turkey troubles.

Additionally, the Butterball Turkey Talk Line has a variety of recipes. From helping with the turkey to side dishes to even leftover recipes, Butterball is the Thanksgiving expert ready to ensure that this year’s celebration is a good one.

The Butterball Turkey Talk Line (1-800- BUTTERBALL) is open now with various hours through the holiday season. Additionally, you can text help to 844-877-3456, Alexa, ask Butterball for some expert tips, or go online for more assistance.

And, don’t be embarrassed about that turkey question. These experts have heard it all. And, they will be really nice when you ask those questions. Even if you have a Clark Griswold or A Christmas Story turkey disaster, you’re not alone.

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Have you ever called the Butterball Turkey Talk Line? Do you have a funny Thanksgiving story to share?