"As we prepare to dig into Thanksgiving dinner, we explore what most Americans prefer on their plates. White meat or dark meat? Is turkey the star, or do you prefer the sides? What's your favorite dish, and which could you do without? Plus, do you prefer fresh or canned cranberry sauce? Bread stuffing or sausage? Or do you call it dressing?"
"According to Campbell's State of the Sides Report, 63% enjoy side dishes over turkey. The top five side dishes are: Green bean casserole came in fifth, with 44% calling it the "most iconic" Thanksgiving side. Also, half the country, especially Gen Z, says mac and cheese should be a staple at every holiday table. More than 80% of Americans say preparing holiday dishes is how they show love for family and friends."
Sixty-three percent of Americans enjoy side dishes more than turkey on Thanksgiving. Common preference questions include white versus dark meat, turkey as centerpiece versus sides, favorite and least-liked dishes, fresh versus canned cranberry sauce, and bread stuffing versus sausage or 'dressing.' Green bean casserole ranks among the top five sides, with 44% calling it the 'most iconic' Thanksgiving side. Half the country, especially Gen Z, favors mac and cheese as a holiday staple. More than 80% of Americans say preparing holiday dishes is a primary way to show love for family and friends.
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