TL;DR
- Trends
- Thanksgiving Food Content
- Views
- 2.8M+ combined views
- Format
- Recipe videos and cutout memes
- Why It Works
- Taps into early Thanksgiving excitement through either useful cooking inspiration or relatable holiday humor.
- Use It When
- You're a food brand looking to join Thanksgiving conversations before the holiday arrives.
What is this trend about
It's barely November, and TikTok is already thinking about Thanksgiving dinner. 🦃🍗
Tini's famous mac and cheese is back in the spotlight, alongside cutout memes featuring plates piled high with food.
While one gives viewers a recipe to try, the other turns holiday food excitement into an easy-to-relate-to joke. Different approaches, but both tap into the same seasonal appetite.
If you're a food brand, consider this your early invitation to the table. Both trends are picking up views, whether you're sharing something worth cooking or just having a laugh.
- Tini’s viral mac and cheese: give them something to cook
In this trend, creators share the cooking process, ingredients, and final cheesy result, often connecting the recipe to the November 1st Thanksgiving countdown.
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