In Texas, 62% prefer "dressing" over "stuffing" for Thanksgiving, reflecting regional food tradition.

A new survey reveals that in Texas, 62% of respondents prefer the term "dressing" over "stuffing" when referring to the traditional Thanksgiving side dish, reflecting regional culinary identity. The preference aligns with longstanding Texas food traditions, where "dressing" is widely used in homes and restaurants alike. The findings highlight how regional language variations persist despite national trends, with the debate continuing to spark friendly discussion across the U.S.