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50 Thanksgiving Icebreaker Questions

Thanksgiving icebreaker questions with two clear choices, from crispy turkey skin and pie timing to gratitude and fall walks. Play free with friends: everyone answers, then guesses which side the room picked.

Here are all 50 questions from the 50 Thanksgiving Icebreaker Questions pack for holiday parties. Read them out loud as conversation starters, or start a free room: PartyRoomGames deals the questions, collects everyone's answers on their phones and runs the reveal. Guests join with a room code, no signup.

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  • 1. Do you load your plate with turkey first or sides first?

    The feast
    turkey firstsides first
  • 2. When the turkey comes out, do you go for the crispy skin or skip it?

    The feast
    go for the crispy skinskip it
  • 3. Do you want cranberry sauce jellied from the can or homemade with whole berries?

    The feast
    jellied from the canhomemade with whole berries
  • 4. Do you keep your foods separated on the plate or let everything touch?

    The feast
    keep your foods separatedlet everything touch
  • 5. Are you a one-big-plate eater or a several-small-trips eater?

    The feast
    one-big-plate eaterseveral-small-trips eater
  • 6. When the dinner rolls come around, do you butter them or mop up gravy with them?

    The feast
    butter themmop up gravy with them
  • 7. Do you like the big meal served in the afternoon or in the evening?

    The feast
    in the afternoonin the evening
  • 8. Do you want your sweet potatoes with marshmallows on top or plain and savory?

    The feast
    with marshmallows on topplain and savory
  • 9. Is the gravy boat something you pass right along or hold onto a little too long?

    The feast
    pass right alonghold onto a little too long
  • 10. Do you eat pie right after dinner or wait a few hours?

    Pie & leftovers
    right after dinnerwait a few hours
  • 11. Is pie better warm or cold from the fridge?

    Pie & leftovers
    warmcold from the fridge
  • 12. Do you top your pie with whipped cream or ice cream?

    Pie & leftovers
    whipped creamice cream
  • 13. At dessert, do you take a sliver of every pie or one big slice of your favorite?

    Pie & leftovers
    a sliver of every pieone big slice of your favorite
  • 14. Are leftovers best the next day for breakfast or as a late-night snack?

    Pie & leftovers
    for breakfasta late-night snack
  • 15. The day after, do you build a leftover sandwich or reheat a full leftover plate?

    Pie & leftovers
    build a leftover sandwichreheat a full leftover plate
  • 16. When you host, do you send guests home with leftovers or keep them all for yourself?

    Pie & leftovers
    send guests home with leftoverskeep them all for yourself
  • 17. Do you eat the pie crust first or save it for last?

    Pie & leftovers
    eat the pie crust firstsave it for last
  • 18. Is your gratitude this year more about people or about small everyday moments?

    Gratitude
    about peoplesmall everyday moments
  • 19. Do you like to share what you are thankful for out loud or keep it private?

    Gratitude
    share what you are thankful for out loudkeep it private
  • 20. Are you more thankful this year for a lucky break or for something you worked hard for?

    Gratitude
    a lucky breaksomething you worked hard for
  • 21. Which feels more special to you: a handwritten thank-you note or a surprise phone call?

    Gratitude
    a handwritten thank-you notea surprise phone call
  • 22. Is it easier for you to say thank you or to accept a thank you?

    Gratitude
    to say thank youto accept a thank you
  • 23. Was your year more quiet and cozy or busy and exciting?

    Gratitude
    quiet and cozybusy and exciting
  • 24. Do you keep a gratitude list or just feel it in the moment?

    Gratitude
    keep a gratitude listjust feel it in the moment
  • 25. Is the thing you are most grateful for something you could hold in your hands or something you can't touch?

    Gratitude
    something you could hold in your handssomething you can't touch
  • 26. Do you prefer a big crowded table or a small, quiet dinner?

    Family table
    a big crowded tablea small, quiet dinner
  • 27. Did you graduate from the kids' table early or stay there for years?

    Family table
    graduate from the kids' table earlystay there for years
  • 28. At the table, are you the one who tells the stories or the one who laughs at them?

    Family table
    tells the storieslaughs at them
  • 29. Do you grab a seat near the kitchen to help or as far away as possible?

    Family table
    near the kitchen to helpas far away as possible
  • 30. Do you show up early to help cook or right on time to eat?

    Family table
    early to help cookright on time to eat
  • 31. After the meal, are you on dish duty or on couch duty?

    Family table
    on dish dutyon couch duty
  • 32. Once dinner is done, do you play a board game or watch a game on TV?

    Family table
    play a board gamewatch a game on TV
  • 33. When you love a dish, do you ask for the family recipe or just ask for seconds?

    Family table
    ask for the family recipejust ask for seconds
  • 34. Do you take the group photo seriously or make a silly face every time?

    Family table
    take the group photo seriouslymake a silly face every time
  • 35. Which part of fall do you love more: crunchy leaves or crisp morning air?

    Fall & harvest
    crunchy leavescrisp morning air
  • 36. Which fall outing wins for you: picking apples at an orchard or picking pumpkins at a patch?

    Fall & harvest
    picking apples at an orchardpicking pumpkins at a patch
  • 37. When it cools down, do you switch to cozy sweaters or stay in a T-shirt as long as possible?

    Fall & harvest
    cozy sweatersa T-shirt as long as possible
  • 38. Is a lazy November afternoon better for a long walk or a long nap?

    Fall & harvest
    a long walka long nap
  • 39. Do you start wearing gloves at the first chill or wait until your fingers go numb?

    Fall & harvest
    at the first chillwait until your fingers go numb
  • 40. In November, do you decorate with pumpkins or skip straight to winter decorations?

    Fall & harvest
    with pumpkinsskip straight to winter decorations
  • 41. Is your favorite fall leaf color bright orange or deep red?

    Fall & harvest
    bright orangedeep red
  • 42. In the yard, are you the one raking the leaves or the one jumping in the pile?

    Fall & harvest
    raking the leavesjumping in the pile
  • 43. If the turkey could talk, would you want it to tell jokes or give cooking tips?

    Silly what-ifs
    tell jokesgive cooking tips
  • 44. If you could only eat one kind of Thanksgiving food forever, would it be a side or a dessert?

    Silly what-ifs
    a sidea dessert
  • 45. If you were a parade balloon, would you be a giant animal or a giant food?

    Silly what-ifs
    a giant animala giant food
  • 46. If Thanksgiving needed a second mascot besides the turkey, should it be a pumpkin or a pie?

    Silly what-ifs
    a pumpkina pie
  • 47. Are you more likely to bring a surprise dish nobody has tried or the classic everyone expects?

    Silly what-ifs
    a surprise dish nobody has triedthe classic everyone expects
  • 48. If Thanksgiving dinner were swapped for breakfast foods, would you be thrilled or heartbroken?

    Silly what-ifs
    thrilledheartbroken
  • 49. If you could invite one extra guest, would it be a famous chef or a great storyteller?

    Silly what-ifs
    a famous chefa great storyteller
  • 50. During the meal, do you want cozy background tunes or total silence while everyone eats?

    Silly what-ifs
    cozy background tunestotal silence while everyone eats
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