Let’s be honest, the best part about Thanksgiving is the side dishes. Unfortunately, that’s also where the bulk of the calories are. Research shows that the average American eats at least 3,000 calories at Thanksgiving dinner.

Cranberry sauce is the perfect holiday condiment. Bright in color and flavor, the sauce is a standout on the Thanksgiving menu. Thanksgiving and Christmas are likely the only times many customers purchase fresh cranberries, so the sauce is also a way to put a seasonal fruit to good use.

The biggest eating holiday of the year is upon us. But not all Thanksgiving dishes are created equal. Here are the best and worst Thanksgiving foods, ranked.

All of that is weird enough, but politics and lukewarm food aside, the weirdest part of Thanksgiving is just how awful the combination of foods can be if you play it wrong. Sure, some families are blessed with multiple members who have real skills in the kitchen,

Tomorrow is Thanksgiving, a day we get to gather around with the family and eat until our stomachs can hold no more.