Thanksgiving dinner comes with a lot of holiday staples such as turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, and cranberries, just to name a few. But it turns out some people have a few odd traditions when it comes to food.
One Twitter user asked people to share their weirdest Thanksgiving food traditions and you won't believe some answers she got. Here's just a sampling of a few of them. Bon Appetit! Or... not.
Start a new tradition with this unusual concoction of lime jello, a can of pureed pears, and cream cheese. This looks more like a cake, though? Hmm.
Speaking of things resembling a cake, I can't believe somebody actually makes this. Tomato soup cake? Say what? This is the weirdest cake I've seen.
If your family is like this lady's then a Waldorf salad can pretty much mean just about anything. LOL! But this version doesn't sound good.
I've never had a green bean casserole so I wouldn't be the best judge of its taste, but I don't like the sound of it.
If you're not sure what you're looking at this is apparently a bologna cake with ranch cream cheese icing. Whoa. I'm intrigued. Hee, hee.
I had to look up what a "congealed" salad is because I've never heard of such a thing. And... now I know to steer clear of it.
I assumed this had something to do with tuna and I was right. But can someone tell me what is shelf-stable jar cheese? Inquiring minds wanna know.
I love pretzels. I just wouldn't expect to have to eat them topped with jello and cool whip. LOL. Is it an appetizer or dessert?
Why is every weird thing that's Thanksgiving-related called a salad? Ha, ha, ha. And I would never eat a pear with mayo. That's gross.
Again, another salad dish. From the looks of it, I'm scared to find out what's actually in this thing. Can you take a guess?
Okay if the name alone doesn't put you off, this actually looks and sounds delicious. Especially since I'm a huge fan of pistachios. Yum.
Oh, thinking of this is actually making me a bit hungry now. There's nothing to hate in this. I love olives, cream cheese, and celery. Yay!
First of all, I love the name of this dish. LOL. Second of all, seems pretty simple to me. But I don't think I would eat it.
I dunno why.
