10 Reasons We're Very Much Looking Forward To Thanksgivukkah

It's the perfect holiday storm. This year, Hanukkah and Thanksgiving MERGE to form the ultimate occasion: Thanksgivukkah! Suddenly, Turkey Day became a gift-giving holiday. No worries! Try Quirky for all your gifting needs.

1. Unique food combinations.

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Like these latkes topped with turkey and cranberry chutney. Recipe here!

2. Breaking out the once-in-a-lifetime apparel.

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It'll only make sense once, so MAKE IT COUNT.

3. Celebrating Jewish pride and national pride.

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Judaism! America! Judaism! America!

4. I mean, look at these pumpkin tops. Throw on a Nun, a Gimel, a Hei, and a Shin, and you've got a crossover dreidel.

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5. If you're at all confused, there's a Thanksgivukkah Twitter account. It's ready to answer all of your questions, and PUMP YOU UP.

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6. If one of these holidays wasn't justification enough for you to drop hundreds of dollars on a plane ticket, both DEFINITELY are.

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More family time!

7. You can play a game where you see if your Turkey Day leftovers last all eight days of Hanukkah. Just like the oil!

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8. When the wine flows on Thanksgiving night, these charms will keep you in a Hanukkah state of mind.

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9. Overindulging on food + fuel efficiency = the most balanced holiday!

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10. Giving not only thanks, but gifts, too.

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Gifts and thanks! Gifts and thanks!

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