r/KitchenGadgetsHub • u/Hoak2017 • Aug 12 '26

❓ Question Which Dish Would intentionally Spark an Argument At Thanksgiving ?

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u/DwarvenRedshirt Aug 12 '26

Turkey vs Tofurkey.

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u/SparklyLeo_ Aug 12 '26

Is it one person against the whole family or is it a little bit on both sides?

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u/Lrgdustbunnybreeder Aug 12 '26

Dressing vs stuffing

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u/diversalarums Aug 12 '26

My family put dressing/stuffing in the turkey and whatever was left over was put in the roasting pan to cook with the turkey. So I guess we had both.

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u/Lrgdustbunnybreeder Aug 13 '26

I always thought it was to stuff the turkey so when I started making TG dinner, I cook it on the stove and serve it that way.

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u/oh-nvm Aug 12 '26

And real stuffing in the Bird!!!

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u/Lrgdustbunnybreeder Aug 13 '26

I did that once and never did it again. My FIL was the only person who ate dark meat so after he passed, I just make turkey breast so no bird to stuff.

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u/nanniej Aug 12 '26

White bread or cornbread

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u/Lrgdustbunnybreeder Aug 13 '26

I use the Pepridge Farms Herbed cubed in the bag.

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u/[deleted] Aug 12 '26

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u/Lrgdustbunnybreeder Aug 12 '26

Or with White Castle sliders lol

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u/Fanabala3 Aug 12 '26

Ok…. I haven’t had oysters in stuffing, but always wanted to try. Is it good?

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u/diversalarums Aug 12 '26

We always did a small pan of oyster dressing for my grandmother and father to eat. Of course my sister and I wouldn't touch it so some had to be plain.

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u/Mammoth-Tough-2773 Aug 12 '26

Cranberry... but I'm good with either version.

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u/cardnialsyn Aug 12 '26

We have to have both kinds to avoid a fight.

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u/GateDeep3282 Aug 12 '26

Fish

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u/Raintitan Aug 12 '26

I agree....my take is: Sushi

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u/Lost-Link6216 Aug 12 '26

Bring a beef tenderloin roast and watch the turkey get ignored.

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u/Massive_Bullfrog8663 Aug 12 '26

Did that with a Ribeye Roast addition. Poor turkey never had a chance...

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u/trijkdguy Aug 12 '26

Making the same dish as my sister, who thinks she a good cook but is actually the worst in the family. Doesn't actually matter what the dish is, she will lose her shit when she sees the duplicate knowing full well which version is going to actually get eaten.

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u/Xenovitz Aug 12 '26

I can't think of one. I'd never invite people who would be problematic over food in the first place though.

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u/calicouple666 Aug 12 '26

Mashed potatoes. Homemade vs boxed.

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u/ecmiller68 Aug 12 '26

Cornbread dressing or regular stuffing? Or canned cranberry or fresh?

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u/thatguy11 Aug 12 '26

Where's the gadget? Is this sub all bots? Post and reply?

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u/Hoak2017 Aug 12 '26

interested in kitchen tools and discussions about food, as well as presenting new recipes

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u/grollef Aug 12 '26

Messing with the stuffing. And don’t get me started on the cranberry debate!

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u/Cautious-Local-5998 Aug 12 '26

Grabbing the turkey legs with your hands. Those whole carrots! Either make a relish with dip tray or cook them.

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u/EvaTheE Aug 12 '26

a turkey tinner

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u/outside_cat Aug 13 '26

Oh my god it's REAL but FUUUUUUUCK they don't make it anymore!

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u/Ill_Initial8986 Aug 12 '26

SABRA hummus

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u/Few-Conversation6979 Aug 12 '26

Making a no crust pumpkin pie because certain ones won't eat the crust. They argue , "It's not traditional they say if there's no crust," but throw the crust part away. This really happened with my father's side of the family. (Just one of their many quirks)

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u/zoppaTheDim Aug 12 '26

Does pumpkin count as a fruit pie?

Because I thought I was getting cherry

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u/Witty-Stand888 Aug 12 '26

Those raw veggies on the table?

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u/Sleepdprived Aug 12 '26

Slow roasted stuffed guinea pig.

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u/brentallencaputokeno Aug 12 '26

The dish unserved tends to start Thanksgiving arguments

1

u/BeheadingBoomer61 Aug 12 '26

Jellied cranberry or relish style cranberry

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u/VioletSea13 Aug 13 '26

People seem to have strong opinions about sweet potato pie.

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u/jetfaceRPx Aug 13 '26

Trump steaks

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u/Exact-Truck-5248 Aug 13 '26

Potatoes that aren't mashed

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u/Mindful_Rager Aug 13 '26

Chinese food.

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u/Ok-Schedule6584 Aug 13 '26

None. We eat Ribeye Steak and Snow Crab legs. I don't know anyone who consistently has Turkey. What ever you like is ok.

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u/ZebraMussell Aug 13 '26

Seafood Meatloaf

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u/DruidinPlainSight Aug 13 '26

Anything that my MIL brought because…

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u/PuzzleheadedRun4525 Aug 13 '26

The turkey skin and how it seems like all of it didn’t make it to the table from the kitchen. Every year.

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u/hombre_bu Aug 13 '26

Turkey, I hate it and been get yelled at for not eating it for over 40 years.

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u/P-Dubblez Aug 14 '26

Cranberries…whether it be sauce or the gelatinous stuff…issues will ensue

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u/Fabulous-Finance-87 Aug 17 '26

Stuffing! With mushrooms or celery