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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Since I keep seeing bossy Stouffers Mac and cheese ads everywhere I go on the web lately, I thought someone here might know: Where did this tradition originate? Growing up in California and living most of my adult life on the East Coast, I have never been to a Thanksgiving dinner where Mac and cheese was a required side dish like some form cranberry sauce might be. Is it a Southern thing? Upper Midwest?[/quote] We’re AA with Southern roots. Mac and cheese is on the table every holiday. [/quote] Yes, it's the most versatile holiday side. Goes well with turkey. Goes well with ham at Easter. Goes well with ribs and burgers in the summertime at July 4th.[/quote]+1000[/quote]
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