On Thanksgiving, the turkey, the stuffing, the sides, and the pumpkin pie get all the attention. But what about breakfast? And for those of us who sit down to dinner later, what about lunch? I’m sure there’s a substantial population that knowing they’re about to eat a large and rather caloric meal don’t eat anything prior to the big turkey feast. But surely there are some who eat one or maybe even two meals before the bird is carved. I happen to be hungriest at the beginning of the day so I either have a large breakfast or a light breakfast plus a light lunch. I usually aim for healthier, less caloric meals and since Thanksgiving tends to be carb-heavy, I try to avoid eating a lot of bread, but I would never think of skipping. An empty stomach just makes me cranky and we all know that’s not a good idea when there’s a 20-pound bird, 5 to 6 sides, and 2 to 3 desserts to get on the table. Besides the big feast, what do you eat on Thanksgiving?[...]

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What Else Do You Eat on Thanksgiving?