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Photos: Gross Thanksgiving food to avoid

Avoid these fattening and just plain gross Thanksgiving foods
By LISA SPINELLI  |  November 25, 2009

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Soda is bad enough really, but turkey and gravy-flavored soda? Unless you are restricted to liquids in your diet and can't eat solid food or you're making money on a dare, there's no reason to drink your turkey and trimmings. Jones Soda Co. has more questionably-delectible flavors like Green Pea, Sweet Potato, and Dinner Roll. Pass the fizzy vomit water please!

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