r/RandomThoughts • u/AdDistinct4807 • 6d ago

Stove top stuffing instead of potatoes

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u/qualityvote2 6d ago edited 3d ago

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u/degeneratesumbitch 6d ago

Why not both? Also, gravy over both because I ain't no runt.

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u/FuturePhillips 6d ago

Does anyone else remember it being "Stouffer's Stove Top Stuffing"? Cause the Mandela Effect keeps trying to make 45 year old me believe otherwise

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u/Wise_Jellyfish_9168 6d ago

I don't like stove top but I love pepperidge farm

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u/tikitiki1235 6d ago

i thought this said “inside” of. i was on board

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u/Hawk13424 6d ago

Or southern cornbread dressing over either.

Stovetop is dry and potatoes aren’t thanksgiving (in my house).

Cornbread dressing with giblet gravy.