| # | Comment | Survey |
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| 7271 | roasted turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, turkey gravy, pumpkin pie | What would you consider to be a traditional Thanksgiving dinner? |
| 7272 | cranberry sauce is basically just jam made with cranberries... it's pretty tasty and you could use it however you'd use jam, though it's strongly associated with turkey. There's a tradition of preparing certain game birds with berries... I think that's where cranberries came in to the picture... with turkey, as it was a game bird a long, long time ago. I think the berries and game birds thing is a Native American thing not a British thing. | What would you consider to be a traditional Thanksgiving dinner? |
| 7273 | I think you're right, tartness helps. Sourness too. | What would you consider to be a traditional Thanksgiving dinner? |
| 7274 | heh... now is it properly ethical for a scientist to be conducting experiments upon herself?  | What would you consider to be a traditional Thanksgiving dinner? |
| 7275 | I bake often, but I usually bake things like muffins, scones, popovers, breads, savory tarts... I don't bake brownies, cookies or cakes very often. | How often do you bake desserts? |
| 7276 | oil and water? the question is, who's the oil and who's the water? | How often do you bake desserts? |
| 7277 | possibly... | How often do you bake desserts? |
| 7278 | I just let bill use my hardware... he deserves all the credit... and he's got his own hardware now  | Who do you want to give an award to? |
| 7279 | why would there be? | Why is there nothing "ironic" about the word "irony"? |
| 7280 | it's just bad timing... | Why is there nothing "ironic" about the word "irony"? |
