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Question: What's the difference between dressing and stuffing?

LaurelHOW:  According to the official Laurelpedia definitions: 

• stuffing. noun. seasoned breadcrumbs and other ingredients cooked inside the turkey on Thanksgiving. syn. unacceptable. 
• dressing. noun. seasoned breadcrumbs and other ingredients cooked outside of the turkey on thanksgiving. syn. acceptable. 

• When I asked Laurel why she had such strong feelings about the classic stuffing vs. dressing debate, she informed me that:
• Cooking stuffing inside the turkey is gross
• because you can get salmonella.
• To prevent salmonella, you need to cook the turkey longer,
• which dries out the turkey.
• This is very upsetting to Laurel, who, interestingly, does not eat turkey or dressing (or stuffing). 

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