Butterball Turkey Talk-Line rescues all hosts this Thanksgiving season

From basting blunders to turkey tantrums, the wise cooking sages at the Butterball Turkey Talk-Line have handled all the Thanksgiving season set-backs. Although they might not have a solution for that small fire in your kitchen, they might have a few wise words to keep that cooking chaos to a minimum.

For some people, Thanksgiving is their big cooking moment. Even if they haven’t turned on the oven in over 12 months, somehow the holiday gives them kitchen confidence to strive for the crowning food achievement.

Even though grandma might be just a call away, it could be a little embarrassing to admit to grandma that you might not be using her recipe. According to the Butterball, “83% of respondents said social media is a great place to get menu inspiration or recipes for Thanksgiving, and 73% have cooked or prepared food or a meal based on a viral food trend from a social media platform.”

Although there might not be a TikTok 2-ingredient food hack on the menu, it is clear that social media entices people with a variety of food ideas. From new flavors to innovative cooking techniques, sometimes the classic ideas need an update.

But, the home cook might not appreciate all the nuances of that recipe. Luckily, the Butterball Turkey Talk-Line Taste Kitchen has seen and probably tried all of these food ideas.

As Rebecca Welch, senior brand manager, seasonal business at Butterball, said “Through the Butterball Taste Kitchen, our Talk-Line experts are able to engage with this new generation of hosts on social media and inspire them to try something fresh and exciting, while giving them the confidence they need to be successful. That way, they can spend less time worrying about cooking and more time enjoying the special moments of the holiday.”

From an air-fried turkey to a new pickle brine, that phone a friend during the holidays is the calming voice that can make the panic slowly disappear. And, even if there is no solution for a frozen turkey at the eleventh hour, they could have a suggestion for enjoying that feast the weekend after Thanksgiving.

If you need to place the call, the number is 1-800-BUTTERBALL (1-800-288-8372).In addition, questions can be asked via various social media platforms.

Whether the call is placed in a moment of panic or just yearning to her a friendly voice in the midst of cooking chaos, the Butterball Turkey Talk-Line is everyone’s holiday gift. But, they might not have a solution to keeping Cousin Eddie from drinking all the eggnog at the end of the night. Let Santa and his naughty list take care of that holiday havoc.