Thanksgiving foods

If you're trying to avoid the 4,600 to 5,000 calories many people consume on Thanksgiving - this could help you stay under 2,000.

You expect the cost of groceries to rise through the years, but this year's prices (particularly meat) are mind-boggling!

Thanksgiving is one of those holidays that really revolves around food. Often the most delicious meal one will eat each year is at Thanksgiving. But there are some foods that don't need to be there anymore.

What's always on your Thanksgiving table?

Remember Jones Soda Company's Turkey Dinner collection? When I saw this product, it was the first thing I thought of.

Yes, it's a lot of food, but some of it is remarkably good for you! Some of it. . .

Whatever your Thanksgiving fave foods are, it may cheer you to know that many of them are really good for you! Minus the butter, sugar, salt, cream, bacon bits. . .