The best part about the holidays is the food, right? Well, I suppose the whole family thing is pretty important too.

As we head into the holiday season in Indiana, we're curious to know which Thanksgiving side dish are Hoosiers looking forward to most this year?

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Whether it's a family recipe that's been passed down by generations or it's another TikTok classic that's become an instant favorite for your family one thing is certain: come Thanksgiving Eve you'll be lucky to find a can of Ocean Spray at Kroger or any area store!

Where do we stand on the cranberry sauce: canned or fresh?

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According to Newsweek, cranberry sauce favorites differ across the country. The Northeast and South love the canned version, while the Midwest and West prefer fresh. However, Newsweek adds that

46 percent of Americans dubbed canned cranberry sauce "disgusting," while 29 percent still ate it out of tradition despite a secret dislike for the sauce.

For the fourth year in a row now, Campbell's has released its State of the Sides report delving into America's favorite holiday cravings, and this year there's an unexpected rising star:

Macaroni and cheese!

According to Campbell's, Mac & Cheese has been slowly creeping up the Top 5 list to become Indiana's 2nd favorite Thanksgiving side. Adds to Campbell's,

50% of the nation believes Mac & Cheese should be a staple at every holiday table, with Gen Z and Millennials leading the charge.

Data from Campbell's shows Indiana's Top 5 Thanksgiving sides rank as follows:

  1. Mashed Potatoes
  2. Mac & Cheese
  3. Stuffing/Dressing
  4. Green Bean Casserole
  5. Sweet Potatoes

Which Thanksgiving side is a must-have at your dinner table?

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