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Default What's On Your Thanksgiving Menu?
What's everyone serving (or eating) for Thanksgiving Dinner? Doesn't matter if you're actually cooking the meal or not.

I'm having ham, green bean casserole, baked corn, macaroni and cheese, rolls, fruit salad and cheesecake.

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