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Tarreyn's avatar

Wow, why thank you - I AM indeed shrewd and full of sage wisdom.

Chase Roper's avatar

woah this ended with an absolute call to violence against me and my family

Alter Kacker's avatar

Gravy is really a separate course. Yeah, you slather it on the turkey, and on the mashed potatoes, and on the stuffing, but it really has to be evaluated separately.

Interestingly autospell tried to turn "gravy" into "gravity" -- anticipating my struggle to stand up at the end of the meal.

But you still need to take sides the the biggest Thanksgiving battles --

"Stuffing" or "dressing"?

White gravy? Or tan? Or brown?

Ambrosia -- what the hell is that stuff?

Clearly, you have a LOT of work to do this week.

Greg Nix's avatar

Sounds like you need to start your own newsletter!

Drew Roth's avatar

When you say Cranberry Sauce, do you mean the smooth kind or the "bumpy" kind from the can? Or, homemade mushy sauce? 🤔😁

Mark with a K's avatar

Turkey is a miracle food. What starts as a main dish protein gets many new lives, like turkey sandwiches, turkey sandwiches, turkey sandwiches, ahhh, well, eventually there are turkey tacos (with cranberry anti-salsa).

Greg Nix's avatar

I will admit that turkey is highly durable. Like a good pair of boots.

Ellen Wheeler's avatar

Stuffing is the only thing I really care about eating at Thanksgiving. Keep the turkey, potatoes and gravy.

Though almost any dessert will do.

Carol Jourdan's avatar

I’m one of the turkey lovers!! But I’m not making it myself!! Also I like stuffing. Especially oyster stuffing!! Does that make me weird???😂😂😂

Jennifer's avatar

Stuffing is probably my #1 because I just love bread, but I'm absurdly proud of my cranberry sauce recipe (and it's *not* "just add orange zest" which the internet seems to have on lock).

Greg Nix's avatar

Cranberry sauce can be additive for sure, it’s just absurd as a favorite.

Robin Darling's avatar

really chortled about the pumpkin pie weirdos. you nailed me with both the mashed potatoes AND the casserole.