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Tyler Streithorst, 3, would cook his three-pound turkey for a day, and then serve it with a side of BBQ sauce and blue ice cream.
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For his big family, Jonathan Garcia, 4, recommends cooking a trillion pound turkey for 600 minutes, and serve with potato chips and ice cream. He would like to eat his Thanksgiving dinner in his bedroom, so he could sleep while he eats.
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Erica Hines, 4, says the best way to eat her 24-pound turkey is with spaghetti on top and a side of eggs.
90501E
For Thanksgiving a year down the road, Julian Saunches, 4, would cook his 100-pound turkey for 50,000 hours. He would put sauces on top of his turkey and would eat it with eggs in his bed.
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Ronnie Woop, 4, would prefer to have waffles and bagels for Thanksgiving and would also eat them in bed.
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Alexander Sukhdeo, 4, would cook his five-pound turkey for three days, then he'd put a chicken on top and eat it with cookies.
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Ashley Stanley, 4, says she would cook her two-pound bird for 15 hours, and eat it with mashed potatoes, gravy and spaghetti. A traditionalist, she would eat it in her kitchen.
Melissa Mohabir, 3, recommends cooking a three-pound turkey for three hours. She'd like candy on the side and she'd eat it with her mom.
