7 Great Thanksgiving Apps for Android Users
Thanksgiving is a happy time of year for many people. It’s a day to re-unit with your family, eat a lot, and you finally get to explain the reasons you have been saving up on why you haven’t come to visit more often. Here are the 7 Great Thanksgiving Apps for Android Users.
It could be a day to put your phone away and interact with your family. But still, technology can help make your day smoother by using the top 6 awesome Thanksgiving apps.
7 Great Thanksgiving Apps
1. Allrecipes Dinner Spinner
Price: Free
Allrecipes Dinner Spinner is an amazing app for recipes. Cooking a Thanksgiving dinner could be time-consuming and stressful. It boasts a ton of recipes ranging from breakfast to dinner and also a lot of seasonal stuff. It features tons of instructional videos as well. The app is also free to download and use.
The fun part is you can shake your phone and have it randomly select from one of 10 Dishes, 16 Ingredients and five timed options (20 minutes or less, 45 minutes or less, etc.) like a roulette wheel. If you want to send the recipe to a friend, you can do that too, through email, Facebook or Twitter. You can also add the recipe to your own Recipe Box and add the ingredients to a shopping list.
2. Thanksgiving 2019 App
Price: Free
It is a simple and decent Thanksgiving app that comes with a selection of wallpapers, a countdown timer, and a little trivia quiz game. It’s a great little app focusing on kids to get them excited about the holiday. The little turkey character gobbles when you tap on it. This app is free with ads.
The trivia game also has interesting questions about Thanksgiving and Thanksgiving traditions. While playing this Thanksgiving trivia game you learn a lot about Thanksgiving history as well as Thanksgiving traditions in the United States and around the world.
3. Pinterest
Price: Free
Pinterest is one of the most interesting Thanksgiving apps with specifically helpful information. You can also find ideas for all kinds of fun stuff including recipes, decorations, DIY projects, fun craft activities for the kids, and other fun ideas. The community members post content on this app offering a genuine flavour to everything you find. Most of the stuff is inexpensive and not overly time-consuming.
It’s a decent app that offers a rich experience that is very similar to that of the full Web site. It’s great for creating boards, pinning items, sharing items, and even editing profile information.
4. TickTick
Price: Free / $27.99 per year
TickTick allows you to create tasks as well as lists so that you can remember to do them. Thanksgiving and any other holiday usually require a lot of planning and to-do list apps like TickTick. This app reminds you to get all of those tasks done. You can also share tasks with other people. It also allows you to create a single grocery list that you can share with everybody in the family. This app is free for most use cases and you have to shell out $27.99 every year to upgrade.
It has an excellent user interface and it’s intuitive to use. It has many features on the free plan, but there’s plenty more to like on the Premium version. You’ll often see upgrade messages when attempting to use paid features on the free plan, but it’s really just a minor annoyance.
5. Reddit
Price: Free / $3.99 per month / $29.99 per year
Reddit is very much like Pinterest in terms of Thanksgiving apps. You can find subreddits for all kinds of Thanksgiving stuff. It includes memes, funny stories, and photos along with recipes, decoration options, and suggestions. You might struggle to find the proper subreddits, but the information is nice. Opt for the official Reddit app if you are a starter. There are many excellent third party options and most of them are free or at least very inexpensive.
With over 100,000 communities about every topic you could think of (and a few you’d probably never think of if it wasn’t for the creativity of strangers on the internet), Reddit is the place where you can dive into anything and connect with people on any topic.
6. YouTube
Price: Free / $12.99 per month
YouTube is also one of the best Thanksgiving apps. Many YouTube personalities like FoodWishes and Basics with Babish offer tons of fun variations on classics and tutorials for the basics also. You can get ad-free browsing with background play for $12.99 per month.
You can watch the world is watching — from the hottest music videos to what’s popular in gaming, fashion, beauty, news, learning and more. Subscribe to channels you love, create content of your own, share with friends, and watch on any device.
7. Zedge
Price: Free with in-app purchases
Zedge is one of the popular apps for ringtones, wallpapers, and notification tones. It offers a massive selection of stuff including Thanksgiving content. You can get some decent-looking Thanksgiving wallpapers. Better to keep Zedge after Thanksgiving and move right along to Christmas also. The ads could be a little annoying, but you can also buy a selection of premium content.
There’s a wallpaper, live wallpaper, ringtone and notification tone for everyone and for every occasion. Whether it’s a birthday, a holiday or even a typical Tuesday, ZEDGE™ will give your phone the style and personality you want. It’s the only app you need to take your phone to the next level.
