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[missy1]

stuffing

[BirdieGal]

I used to put it in the bird. Now I don’t. Always, then and now, call it stuffing. Moist, buttery, celery, onions, sage...😋

[september]

I'm from New England, but have lived in CA many years. In both places, it's called stuffing.  I stopped cooking it in the turkey many years ago.  

I think most cookbooks and cooking magazines call it stuffing.  

[Sooner]

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@sunshine45 wrote:

dressing only and it is NEVER stuffed into the bird. (just south of the mason dixon line )

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@sunshine45   LOL!!  Me too!  I can't eat the one stuffed into the turkey.  It's simply too greasy and soupy for me.  

[NicksmomESQ]

Yummy stuffing!!!!

[kcladyz]

This is worse than the Dinner vs Supper arguement. or the pop vs soda

If its cooked inside the bird it is stuffing cooked in a pan it is dressing from what i understand. I am frm PA  and we always called it stuffing but we always cooked it inside the bird. So much more flavor that way.

[GCR18]

Yankee here.  We had stuffing stuffed in the Turkey growing up.  When I make Turkey now, the stuffing is on the side.

[Foolywooly11]

Live down South, but raised up North, so it's stuffing to me!

[shopperqvc]

Stuffing if it's inside the turkey, and dressing if it's backed in a casserole dish. We always had both since my Grandmother always made extra. The dressing was browned.

[kcladyz]

To me the most frustrating war on wards is  pop vs soda vs fountain drinks

In Pittsburgh  PA  it was pop  .... when I moved to Kansas City  it was called fountain drinks or soda.  To me a fountain drink is beer on tap so I was really confised to see  fountain drinks on signs in front of gas stations. I had no idea it was pop ( aka soda) . What was a mind blower  was at that time  gas stations  were only that  not a store  back home (I moved in the 80s)  and omg out here  they  were like mini marts that sold cases of beer. In PA  we had to go to a "State Store"  to buy alcholic breverages or we would buy packs of beer directly from a bar. It was unherd of to be able to just walk into a gas station or grocery store to buy beer.  I thought I moved into a magical foreign country LOL