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Fun Facts: The first ever TV dinners were created from Thanksgiving leftovers in 1953
Did you know that Thanksgiving leftovers inspired the first ever TV dinners, and that the first ever Thanksgiving meal likely didn't include turkeys? Learn more with our fun facts!
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Fun Facts: The first ever TV dinners were created from Thanksgiving leftovers in 1953
Did you know that Thanksgiving leftovers inspired the first ever TV dinners, and that the first ever Thanksgiving meal likely didn't include turkeys? Learn more with our fun facts!
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