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So I am bringing cranberry sauce to Thanksgiving. My family only wants it in the can. So when you pour it out, it has the can rings in it. Wouldn't a nice cranberry salad be better?

Trussell2069 6 Nov 19
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I am , get this, cooking for my two daughters and three grand childre. Never have I done this and I am happy as all get out they are coming to my place. I learned how to cook better when I had Dad custody of the kids when they were younger. They told me the katsup must be sour. I have learned much since those days and will surprise them with a fine dinner.

EMC2 Level 8 Nov 20, 2018
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Absolutely not. Ocean Spray or bust, homie!

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Made a great chutney last month from fresh/frozen non-sweetened cranberries. Lots of pecans and apricots,....
The peach chutney is also good. But not as satisfying.

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I’d vote for the can rings… Grandma used to do it the hard way, of course.. but anymore, that and a spoon is about as good as it gets for me.

Varn Level 8 Nov 20, 2018
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Hate to be low class, but I've never had a home made cranberry sauce that I liked. Give it to me straight out of the can--jellied, not whole berry either.

Carin Level 8 Nov 20, 2018

..always thought ‘whole berry’ in the can was the best of both worlds 😉

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I agree. I make a really tasty cranberry orange relish, but was always asked to bring the canned jellied kind. When I would bring both, the canned would be devoured and I'd bring a full bowl of tasty cranberry orange relish back home. I learned not to waste my time. No accounting for taste. Cranberry salad sounds good!

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