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You can eat cranberry sauce straight out of
A can by spooning slicing dipping its
Plush coolness with your hand licking
Sauce from fingertips though quarter slices look
Best designing plates like florets you share
When serving guests that's why before devouring
Sweet flavored red sauciness I like reminding it
Who is boss by stretching its length
Across my dish and slicing it however I
Wish
I notice just before sauce meets
Its upright mammal destined
Fate its berry tint shines moist and
Bright reflecting kitchen's overhead
Light and prior to knife's slithering through
The fruit my eyes decide it's more than
Cute the way cans secure their rings
Around cranberry's cylindrical shell and
It brings pleasing responses to my skin with
Happy goose bumps that often tend to make
Eating fun
In USA cranberry sauce is vital with our
Meals Thanksgiving dinner meals that is of course
Especially when it is chilled the sauce's
Burgundy color stands out on your plate in
Ways that steals attention from contrasting turkey and
Of course potatoes with stuffing and gravy while
Its tart flavor opposing peas and carrots and ham and
Corn but adding bite inside biscuits already smothered in
Golden butter
Yes cranberry sauce is often smooth but sometimes it is
Chunky like when it is made homemade without
Fancy equipment super smoothing over softening skin
Straining it out and since one more thing about cranberry is
Without effort it addicts its eaters causing difficulty for diners to
Eat cranberry sauce to belly thresholds no matter how much sauce
Cooks spread out on T-giving tables more is often needed twice even
Thrice before dinner meals end and when morning comes and turkey breasts
Sit on breakfast saucers with no sauce awaiting morning pallets because
The night prior crazed appetites digested its sweet sour flavor to a
Store is where you go because eating leftover turkey without cranberry
Simply won't do but when whole cranberries closed up in a bag are hiding in
The fridge you wash them boil them squish them in a pan adding
Sweet sugar to their tangy chewy skins that within the mere passing of
Ten or so minutes in a skillet you decide they are done and cast your
Eyes on how soft and delectable they look knowing cranberries taste as
Good hot as when chilled
How wonderful Native Americans taught English settlers all about
Preserving food with cranberries to help harvest their
Dwindling lot of food that is then Ulysses S. Grant
Popularized cranbie sauce ordering cooks feeding tons of
Military men to serve sauce to troops way back in 1864 and then
In 1912 that company called Cape Cod Cranberry
Canned cranberries to eat during household meals so
Now and hopefully forever we will enjoy
Thanksgiving cranberry sauce
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