Survey: Most Men Say They're Involved In Preparing The Thanksgiving Meal
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – More men are now slaving away in the kitchen alongside women during Thanksgiving Day preparations.
At least, that's according to a 2013 survey from food manufacturer Butterball.
The company says that one in four men claim to help out more in the kitchen now than they did a few years ago, and nearly half of men (42%) play a significant role in preparing or cooking the Thanksgiving turkey.
Furthermore, 84% of men are involved in preparations for the Thanksgiving meal in some way – whether it's making a side dish or helping to bake pies or cook the turkey.
Butterball also says that more than half of the men surveyed (58%) feel they're primarily responsible for household meals throughout the year.
The company says it surveyed 1,000 adults over 18 by phone in May 2013, and the findings have a +/- 3.1 margin of error.
For more info on the study, click here.
