>Day after Thanksgiving >Have leftover Turkey >Take

>>67896321
non-Americans*

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>be american
>get turkey-slapped

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>>67896321
>Mayonnaise
Um ewwww.......I do the same after New Year but with KETCHUP

>Not making a hot turkey sandwich

You don't know how to live

>>67896321
You forgot your stuffing and cranberry jelly

posted in wrong thread pls give me advice americans

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>>67896602
I wouldn't eat it alone. Those sorts of meals are meant to be shared. For cases where a family or a small group of maybe 3-5 people can't prepare a full Thanksgiving feast for the holiday - whether due to lack of time, lack of money, or broken appliances.

>>67896602
Get roasting, but how will you plate it?

>>67896708
Also, forgot to mention, heat it up. Don't eat it frozen; they're fully cooked so you won't get salmonella or anything, but it's disgusting and barbaric and it won't taste as good.

>he doesnt eat cold, leftover stuffing with his bare hands at 5 in the morning while drinking cold gravy straight from the tuberware

fucking casuals get out

Mayonnaise is fucking repulsive

>>67896866
It is just eggs and oil

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>Mayonnaise is fucking repulsive

I'm going to have turkey sandwiches with spicy mustard, senpai

>>67896321
In the UK we have Boxing Day sandwiches (Turkey, stuffing, mayonnaise, cranberry sauce) and around new years we start having turkey pie on the reg. Turkey and Mayo sounds dull as fuck by comparison

>>67896321
>At Least once a year Americans don't eat fast food shit
You can improve