The Breakfast Club LET'S DISCUSS: What Time Do You Eat On Thanksgiving?
Nov 26, 2025
The hosts kick off with a lively debate about when to serve Thanksgiving dinner, sparked by a clip from Martha Stewart. They passionately argue for early afternoon meals, favoring the 2–3 p.m. slot for family games and post-dinner naps. Listeners share diverse traditions, revealing meal times that vary widely across cultures. The conversation also veers into creative Thanksgiving menus, with unconventional turkey options and unique dishes like oxtails. Ultimately, a consensus builds around the idea that mid-afternoon is the best time to enjoy the feast.
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Mid-Afternoon Is The Sweet Spot
- Hosts debate ideal Thanksgiving timing and settle around mid-afternoon as a sweet spot.
- Charlamagne Tha God notes 3–4 PM balances eating, watching games, and avoiding a late-night cleanup.
DJ Envy's 2 PM Tradition
- DJ Envy recounts moving Thanksgiving to 2 PM at his house so guests can relax, play spades, and watch football.
- He says early meals let people eat, nap, or leave before late-night chaos.
Serve Early To Avoid Late-Night Hangovers
- Do serve earlier if you want guests to depart before late night and avoid an all-night cleanup.
- Try 2–3 PM to allow games, naps, seconds, and a cleaner end time.