Are These The Best Thanksgiving Side Dishes? You Get to Vote!
It's finally that time of year again! Thanksgiving is actually the only day of the year we don't feel bad about absolutely stuffing our faces. Grandma made a giant turkey and won't be too happy unless you've eaten at least half of it.
So besides the Turkey, what else do we put on our Thanksgiving plate? You can argue that the sides are way better than the turkey, and you wouldn't be wrong! From stuffing covered in gravy to savory mashes potatoes, our mouthes are already watering.
Do we have your attention now? What are some of your favorite Thanksgiving side dishes that you're excited to see this year? We've put together a list of some of our favorites, now go ahead and rank yours!
Mashed Potato
There's at least a hundred different ways to prepare mashed potatoes, but they're definitely a Thanksgiving favorite. Even just plain with some gravy will do the job!
Cranberry Sauce
This sweet side dish fits perfectly in that last open spot on your Thanksgiving plate.
Corn
Prepared sweet, seasoned, or golden buttery, corn is a staple of every Thanksgiving dinner.
Green Beans
Green beans are served great in a casserole or simply just steamed on their own.
Sweet Potato
Spread a sliver of butter on your sweet potato to perfect this classic Thanksgiving side.
Macaroni And Cheese
This creamy cheesy dish of goodness is a must-have on any Thanksgiving plate.
Brussels Sprouts
Brussels sprouts look like cute mini cabbages and taste delicious when seasoned right!
Gravy
The best thing about gravy is that it goes with literally anything. Let's admit it, everything tastes better with gravy on top.
Bread Rolls
Bread rolls are a staple in almost every meal, but on Thanksgiving they're a must. You might like your rolls served with some butter or even a bit of gravy.
Stuffing
We've all been guilty of piling a bit too much stuffing on our plates! This strange mixture of ingredients somehow makes the perfect Thanksgiving side dish.
Pumpkin Pie
Yes, it's finally time for dessert! Your Thanksgiving dinner wouldn't be complete without a giant slice of pumpkin pie!