7 overlooked Thanksgiving rituals, according to sociologists

by Larra Morris

2. THE FORGETTING OF THE INGREDIENT

Oh no! I forgot to put the evaporated milk in the pumpkin pie! As the authors of the Thanksgiving study state, “since there is no written liturgy to insure exact replication each year, sometimes things are forgotten.” In the ritual pattern, the forgetting is followed by lamentation, reassurance, acceptance, and the restoration of comfortable stability. It reinforces the themes of abundance (we’ve got plenty even if not everything works out) and family togetherness (we can overcome obstacles).
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Jan 26, 2026

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7 overlooked Thanksgiving rituals, according to sociologists

2. THE FORGETTING OF THE INGREDIENT

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