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My goodness, Stovetop stuffing has never darkened my door, nor has my table been graced with a green bean casserole. Instant mashed potatoes, boxed mac & cheese has never been in my grocery cart either. Everything with the exception of my very own can of Ocean Spray jellied cranberry sauce is made from scratch. Daughter-in-law made one of those whole cranberry relish like things with orange and other stuff in it. No one touched it but me and her husband (my son,) only because I try never to hurt anyone feelings over something they toil and labor over. I think my family just doesn't care for cranberries except for cranberry juice.
I would be more than happy to be invited out to dine with anyone that prepared Stovetop stuffing, serves a green bean casserole (never tried the stuff) and even instant mashed potatoes. They could serve me Bisquick biscuits too.
Add canned frosting to the list! The few times I've used it I felt so lazy and guilty.
I like cranberry sauce. When people make their own, they always ruin it by putting oranges in it, walnuts (blasphemy), or some other weird stuff. Cranberry sauce from a can is pure, cranberries, and sugar...just like God intended cranberry sauce to be...
This is so cold....but true.
BTW, my wifely loves canned jellied and berry CB sauce. But she is from another country and "American" cuisine fascinates.
Personally I cannot stand the stuff however, out of my four brother in laws, 2 of them have canned cranberry stuff (to me it is not really sauce or jelly) more than 3 times a week.
I prefer my cranberries in muffins or scones.
No canned veggies or canned soup here! And I won't even begin to discuss stuffing. That would take a very long time! Let's just say no Stove Top here, either.
I have to share this: My three year old grandson tried some of grandpa's homemade sauce for the first time and loved it. Then the day after Thanksgiving he had some more on his morning toast and later with dinner. So we have added the little guy to the ranks of those who like it homemade. Oh, by the way, we were surprised he even tried it since he can be a picky eater. Anyway, it was cute.
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Oh, by the way, we were surprised he even tried it since he can be a picky eater. Anyway, it was cute. 
