As November rolls around, there's a lot of conversation surrounding Thanksgiving food.
Are mashed potatoes better than sweet potato casserole?
Brussels sprouts are the best or Worst side dish? Which is better for dessert: pumpkin pie or apple pie? The list goes on.
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These debates may never be resolved, but online grocery delivery and pickup platform Instacart attempts to settle the debate over Americans' favorite and least favorite Thanksgiving dishes with a new report. Ta.
Instacart, headquartered in San Francisco, California, has compiled a list of Americans' favorite and least favorite holiday dishes. (St. Petersburg)
Turkey, mashed potatoes and stuffing are among Americans' favorite Thanksgiving dishes, according to an online survey of more than 2,000 Americans conducted by Harris Poll on behalf of Instacart in September 2024.
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Cranberry sauce, green bean casserole, and roasted fall vegetables are the top contenders for America's least favorite Thanksgiving dishes.
See the list below to see the percentage of Americans who say these dishes are one of their favorite or least favorite Thanksgiving dishes.
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The survey was commissioned by Instacart and conducted online by Harris Poll among 2,077 adults ages 18 and older in the United States from September 19 to 23, 2024. The sampling precision of the Harris Online Poll is measured using Bayesian confidence intervals. (Instacart)
To find out what Americans were loading their grocery carts in preparation for Turkey Day, Instacart revealed that Americans were loading up their grocery carts to prepare for Turkey Day. We compared the share of items purchased in preparation for Turkey Day with the share of items purchased in preparation for Turkey Day. We compared the rest of the year and identified the categories with the greatest relative differences.
Below is a complete list of items that are more likely to be purchased during the week leading up to and including Thanksgiving Day than at any other time of the year.
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According to Instacart, the top foods Americans bought for Thanksgiving were whole turkey, fresh cranberries, frozen whole turkey, pumpkin pie, and canned cranberries. (Instacart)
Top item? Whole turkey.
According to Instacart shopping data, this Thanksgiving staple is up a whopping 5,096% compared to the rest of the year, closely followed by cranberries (up 3,777%) and frozen round turkey (up 3,619%) I did.
Rounding out the top five are two sweet treats. Pumpkin pie and canned cranberries.
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