Pumpkin pie hasn’t just been a #Thanksgiving star since 1621—it’s played a role in American history. In the mid-19th century, New England abolitionists mentioned the dessert in their writings, and the pie came to be seen by some in the South as Yankee cultural imperialism. However you feel about that debate, it’s hard to deny the appeal of a pie like Panna Cooking's, topped with burnt marshmallow fluff: bit.ly/marshmallow-pie | HISTORY