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Pick your favorite Thanksgiving dish & we'll reveal The Andy Griffith Show character you love most
Which dish is the star of your Thanksgiving dinner?
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Today, we've combined two of our favorite home-cooked traditions: Thanksgiving feasts and The Andy Griffith Show.
For fans of both, enough is never enough, and you stop by Wally's Fillin' Station as often as you hit the gravy boat on Thanksgiving day.
That's why we think your favorite Thanksgiving dish can predict the character on The Andy Griffith Show that you love the most.
Pick your ultimate Turkey Day dish and see if we get yours right ... or if maybe something's wrong with our recipe this time.
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What's your favorite dish on the Thanksgiving table?
Pick your favorite Thanksgiving dish & we'll reveal The Andy Griffith Show character you love most
Your Result...
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Pellentesque nec ante ipsum. Mauris viverra, urna et porta sagittis, lorem diam dapibus diam, et lacinia libero quam id risus.
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Picked the "Green Bean Casserole" got Aunt Bee.
Picked turkey, got Andy. That’s about right.
Opie. Yes, it's true. Eating orange food turns your hair orange also. Merry Christmas
kinda of a goofy quiz - maybe I should pick gravy and that's it?
didn't take it
didn't take it
I love stuffing (and sweet potato casserole) so I'm Ernest T. Bass!
Sweet Potato Casserole - Surprise, surprise, surprise! I got Gomer Pyle!
PECAN PIE = Thelma Lou !
Thelma Lou. 😂
Am I the only one who HATES turkey?
Chicken's better. Never had goose but would like to try it once. Had duck a couple of times....blech!
Some relatives eat roast beef so I guess that would be the same as ham (which is usually for Christmas).
Some relatives eat roast beef so I guess that would be the same as ham (which is usually for Christmas).
Roast Goose is a traditional Christmas DAY dinner, and if you like dark meat it's the best. But cooking it properly takes some research. Its not like roasting a turkey. (poultry vs foul) My family's traditional Christmas EVE dinner war Prime Rib Roast.
Great minds eat alike.
Apparently because I prefer Turkey, I'm Andy.
So, I'm Goober
Ha ha! Stuffing = T. Bass!
Why'd they put potatoes with Floyd the Barber?
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Turkey = Andy Griffith. Just one choice seems like some sort of punishment. How about something involving an entire meal next time? First plate typically includes turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing and pecan pie!
Cranberry for Crump! LOL
Gomer. Oh, heck, yeah, you can call me Gomer if you gimme that sweet tater casserole! AND the mushmelons to, by dang!
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Perhaps Mayor Roy Stoner, Howard Sprague or any character they didn't list.
Ain't nobody in Mayberry can affords 'at 'air!
You're correct there. Not an inexpensive item if you were to order one. Probably a little cheaper if you make it yourself, if you have the culinary skills.
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We ALWAYS have turkey, but if there was a turkey and a ham on the tablr, I'd take the ham ...... lol
I picked Turkey and got Andy Taylor.