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Linda in BC
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Happy Canadian Thanksgiving everyone!

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:happyturkeyday: :turkey2: :turkey: :happythanksgiving:
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........ and to YOU and all the Others!!!!

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Happy Thanksgiving to you Linda - hope you do well with turkey - it has become one of my main food ingredients (gluten free smoked turkey breast). Assume you Canadians eat it for your Thanksgiving meal ???

Wishing you a wonderful holiday !!!

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Have a happy holiday, Linda, and thanks for all your advice and kind support!

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Happy Thanksgiving, Linda, and everyone else in Canada.

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Post by Linda in BC »

Thanks for the "Turkey Day" wishes, everyone. Yes, we eat turkey up here on Thanksgiving and it was delicious! and I am really beginning to appreciate rice stuffing ( mine used to always be bread stuffing!)
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Thanks for the update Linda.

Happy Thanksgiving to our neighbors in the great white north.

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Happy Thanksgiving Linda! I married a Canadian and never knew that there was any difference in meals! We celebrate the same. Ginny
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Happy Thanksgiving, Canucks!!!

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Post by Linda in BC »

Ginny, there is no difference in meals between Canada and the US for Thanksgiving... the difference comes from my now being GF ( hence rice dressing :grin: )

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