Also here lately I have made Prime Rib a Thanksgiving tradition and I must say… it kicks ham and turkey right in their gooner face.
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Standing rib roast is Christmas at my house and it is top-notch.
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That’s because Prime Rib is the best.
Beef > any other protein
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Dinner rolls are the best Thanksgiving dish because Thanksgiving is overrated on all fronts.
It’s literally the best holiday.
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Honeybaked ham > Turkey. 
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Are cranberries a forgotten Thanksgiving item? I thought it was a law.
My only Thanksgiving takes:
1.) Cranberry sauce is complete and utter nonsense and shouldn’t come near savory food items.
2.) UMMM…MAC AND CHEESE? Did you all forget that existed?
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Mac and Cheese is very good, but never been a staple at our Thanksgiving.
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Same here, Mac and cheese is 
but it’s never been a thing at our Thanksgiving
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Boooo.
How do I give infinite down votes? How can you say that?
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It’s almost like he wants to lose subscribers! 
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We’ve done a Thanksgiving prime rib the last few years, it has typically gone over very well.
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I’m about to show these New England yanks how we, the south, improved upon Thanksgiving with corn bread stuffing and a smoked turkey.
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A hot take that I feel like more people don’t discuss more often. If someone served you cranberry sauce, green bean casserole, or stuffing any other time of the year, I feel like most times you would prefer to eat something else would you not? And when it comes to the turkey, why do people continue to bake it in the oven, just gets so dry and inedible…I’ve only enjoyed it being fried, and that was only passable.
My mother’s broccoli casserole of course.
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An elite take.
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UGGHH!!! I did!!! OMG I love mac n cheese!
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Well, then never invite me to yours. 
Peasants…
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I’m a fan of corn casserole. One of the more underrated and unknown dishes. I also love sweet potatoes with marshmallows.
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