- Stuffing
<Gap> - Mac and Cheese
- Mashed Potatoes
<No Gap> - Collard Greens
- Gravy
<Big Gap> - Casseroles
<Gap> - Cranberry sauce
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ig i just wouldnt consider it or gravy a side dish but this is just my opnion
it sounds like a majority of america tbh
wealth distribution is brutal there
these stupid fuckmericans think it’s their tradition when it originally comes from a European guy 😂
wow europeans say that their education is better than ours and then they say shit like this
classic americans not understanding what i meant. i live in Britain have sunday lunch every other week I know what this shit is
is gravy not a sauce??? retarded ass european cant even read, if you tried an authentic thanksgiving dinner u would die due to the amount of flavor in it
me wanting to learn about thier "culture" and then I realised its just britain
ya they never out right stole anything only these colonizing countries have
u dont know game your supposed to cook the stuffing not inside the turkey
Stuffing fucking sucks
Real list:
Casseroles
deviled eggs
Mac n cheese
biscuits
potatoes/gravy
cranberry sauce
(gap)
stuffing
Correct list:
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Gravy (massively underrated literally ties the entire thing together, without it would be drier than the sahara
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Mac and cheese
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Stuffing (People stop hating on it and grow up, its op)
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Collard greens / green beans (depends on which you make)
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Cranberry sauce
ew to make the best green beans you have to get a pot and put glaric cloves and chicken stock and basically boil the beans for 15-20 mins and then cook them
list according to personal experience:
- Maccheroni
- Deviled Eggs (actually had some today)
GAP - Green Beans
- Cranberry Sauce
- Hummus (actually had some today)
- Mashed Sweet Potatoes
GAP - Stuffing (actually had some today)
idk: Gravy
That's the thing: I've never had it in my 12 years of celebrating Thanksgiving.
Yeah I've had gravy just not during thanksgiving so idk how to rate it when it comes to the holiday. It's a good sauce overall.
oh i meant ive had gravy in the same context as a thanksgiving meal most weeks of my life
Yeah I've had gravy just not during thanksgiving so idk how to rate it when it comes to the holiday. It's a good sauce overall.
jst ask ur mother in law to make it during thanksgiving imo i love putting it on everything
Well yeah American food isn't very tasty in the first place. You can't do wrong with maccheroni and some nice parmesan, deviled eggs taste interesting in a good way, while everything down the list just tastes alright.
Except for stuffing. That stuff is vile (my american "mother-in-law" isn't the best cook so idk)
ts isnt american food tho its british mostly jst with american spins on it
come to america and ill make u good thanksgiving food
ya cause the tradition was started after BRITISH settlers and native americans had a 3 day feast
yes cause they were paid and funded by English businessmen to setup a colony and to loot
yea i know the british have changed their education policy from don't tell anyone bout the bad things the empire did to tell and be extremely apologetic
It'd be my pleasure but tbh British food isn't so great either (except for black pudding and fish & chips)
ill buy u a plane ticket out of italy 1 way only cause once ur here u nvr are gonna wanna leave
Oh uh I've been to NYC and ATL and while I did enjoy it plenty I don't think I'd stay
U went to the big cities on the east coast which is the worst coast you have to live here to apricate america
no the west coast is so much better everyone I know thats lived in the east coast and west coast says the west is better
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