We all have our favorite holiday foods, but what about the foods that have no business on our plates? From dry turkey to cranberry sauce, members of Charlotte City Council share their list of the most overrated holiday foods. #Thanksgiving
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Most overrated food for Thanksgiving That's a tough one I eat them all the Most overrated Thanksgiving food as far As I'm concerned is clearly cranberries What is cranberry sauce even for Everyone always talking about cranberry Sauce I say you know put that to the Side everybody knows you pop them out of That can you cut them up and they're Sliced and nobody ever finishes that Serving I don't for all you people who Love cranberry sauce I'm sorry but I Don't even understand why it belongs on The plane I hope I don't get in trouble I think it's sweet potato Pie I I would have to say uh ham I know A lot of people are going to say tar ham Most overrated food for Thanksgiving I Would tell you with all the tur ham is Its own thing right turkey is about Turkey day the turkey if it's not brind Uh and if it's not or if it's not Fried we can make a proclamation Resolution no dry no over rated no Boring turkeys for Thanksgiving so it is Said so it is Written for a lot of people honestly It's going to be what I love and that is The dressing cuz a lot of people don't Like Thanksgiving dressing I personally Made it for the very first time last Year from scratch thanks to an amazing Friend of mine candy giving me the Recipe oo so for me it's turkey I'm a
Pescatarian and I've been a pescatarian For a while so I know that turkey a Center of plate um but actually most of My family members don't particularly Care for turkey either so we'll have Other proteins instead of turkey so I Think turkey a little bit overrated rice And gravy is the most overrated Thanksgiving food that you
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