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“I don’t celebrate Thanksgiving, but if I had to choose my favorite Thanksgiving food, I would say mac and cheese because I have seen so many TikToks of it, like the recipes will look really good,” said 19-year-old psychology major Simran Sanghera.
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“Macaroni and cheese. It’s probably how it’s prepared, and I just like waiting for it. It also goes with almost everything.”
Eren Washington, 18, broadcasting and film -
“We don’t really do traditional Thanksgiving food, we just like to make our own food, then just gather around to eat.”
Emilie Thao, 18, veterinarian -
“Probably pozole, it’s a Mexican thing. It’s very close to my roots.”
Luis Cervantes, 19, chemical engineering -
“Probably a boiled whole chicken, because that’s what my family does instead of a whole turkey.”
Cindy Liang, 18, mechanical engineering