Hoppy Thanksgiving
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Food Network Magazine
Kang Kim
Pop quiz: What are the top-five grocery items sold during the week of Thanksgiving, excluding turkey? The obvious — milk, eggs and butter — are top-sellers year-round, including Thanksgiving week, but we were surprised that beer came in fifth across the country, beating out canned pumpkin and cranberry sauce. The fourth most popular item? That depends on which side of the country you're on: East Coasters buy record amounts of cream cheese, while those in the West are big on packaged fried onions.
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