For those celebrating Thanksgiving in the U.S. (and if you've an equivalent 'day
of thanks' in your country jump right in) what do you reckon you'll be eating at
your Thanksgiving feast?
My thanksgiving always involves my parents fighting with my relatives over where
to go for thanksgiving. And the meal always consists of Ham instead of Turkey,
Mashed potatoes, gravy, corn, cranberry sauce, and jello salads.
For those celebrating Thanksgiving in the U.S. (and if you've an equivalent 'day of thanks' in your country jump right in) what do you reckon you'll be eating at your Thanksgiving feast?
And a few other questions:
- Any traditions at the dinner table?
- Anything out of the ordinary food-wise?
- Do you help prepare the meal?
Whatever the case, Happy Thanksgiving folks!
My thanksgiving always involves my parents fighting with my relatives over where to go for thanksgiving. And the meal always consists of Ham instead of Turkey, Mashed potatoes, gravy, corn, cranberry sauce, and jello salads.
My family and I do practise thanksgivin, but instead having turkey, gravy, etc. we have chinese food instead