TRI-CITIES, Wash.-With people across the country finalizing their Holiday plans, the travel resource site The Vacationer has released its survey of the most disliked popular Thanksgiving dishes.
The Vacationer anonymously surveyed 1,013 American adults between the ages of 18 and over 60. The breakdown of those surveyed was 46.88 percent male and 53.12 percent female.
For the third year in a row cranberry sauce is the most disliked Thanksgiving dish, with 31 percent of those surveyed not wanting it on their Holiday plates.
While the survey determined the most disliked foods, 13.82 percent of those surveyed reportedly like all Thanksgiving foods. Below are the top thirteen most disliked Thanksgiving dishes, according to The Vacationer. The full survey is available online.
Most disliked Thanksgiving dishes:
Cranberry Sauce: 31.49 percent.Sweet Potatos or Yams: 29.22 percent.Green Bean Casserole: 28.04 percent.Turkey: 27.74 percent.Stuffing/Dressing: 26.75 percent.Ham: 25.57 percent.Coleslaw: 25.57 percent.Pumpkin Pie: 24.28 percent.Mashed Potatos: 18.66 percent.Macaroni and Cheese: 17.47 percent.Carrots: 16.98.Apple Pie: 16.29 percent.Corn: 15.50 percent.
