This Is the Most Hated Thanksgiving Food, New Data Shows

Thanksgiving is a beloved holiday and a great time to gather with friends and family members you don't always get to see throughout the year. However, no matter how excited you are to get together with your loved ones, there's a clear star of Turkey Day: the food. And while you may be eager to dig into your mom's famous rolls or top things off with a slice of pecan pie, not every Thanksgiving dish is so beloved. In fact, a new study reveals that there's one Thanksgiving dish so maligned that nearly one-third of respondents said they hated it. Read on to discover what survey respondents are calling the worst Thanksgiving food.

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Vegetables may be good for you, but they're not what most people are looking forward to in their Thanksgiving meal. In a survey conducted by travel website The Vacationer, which polled 1,092 U.S. adults, 12.08 percent of respondents said carrots were the worst part of their holiday feast.

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Whether it's buttered, creamed, or served in a pudding, corn isn't exactly a hit among most respondents to The Vacationer's survey. In fact, 13.82 percent of survey respondents said that it was their least favorite Thanksgiving dish.

From noodles with gruyere and truffles to the orange stuff that comes in a box, mac and cheese is a classic dish at countless holiday celebrations. Unfortunately, it's not always a popular one, though: 14.73 percent of respondents to The Vacationer's survey called it the worst part of the Thanksgiving meal.

Mashed potatoes may seem like a generally inoffensive food, but that doesn't mean your guests will be clamoring to eat them this Thanksgiving. A whopping 17.57 percent of individuals polled gave a big thumbs down to mashed potatoes.

Think something as sweet as pumpkin pie couldn't possibly offend? Think again. Among respondents to The Vacationer's survey, 20.77 percent said pumpkin pie was their least favorite Thanksgiving food.

While turkey may be the quintessential Thanksgiving meat, ham is an integral part of many families' holiday meals. Unfortunately, it's not always a popular one: 21.23 percent of those polled called it their least favorite Turkey Day dish.

Mayonnaise has always been a polarizing condiment—and that's particularly true on Thanksgiving. Among those who responded to The Vacationer's survey, 21.68 said coleslaw was the worst Thanksgiving food.

Whether you make it using croutons from a box or with handmade batches of cornbread, stuffing or dressing is an essential part of many a Thanksgiving meal. Sadly, it's a surprisingly unpopular one, too, with 23.42 percent of those polled calling it the worst Thanksgiving food.

Some people think there's no finer food than sweet potatoes topped with a marshmallow crust—but many of The Vacationer's respondents said otherwise. In fact, a shocking 24.25 percent of respondents not only said sweet potatoes or yams were bad but admitted to thinking they're the worst part of a Thanksgiving meal.ae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb

While the combination of green beans, mushroom soup, and fried onions may sound delicious to some, to others, it's not exactly welcome fare. Nearly a quarter—24.61 percent—of The Vacationer's respondents said that green bean casserole was the worst food at Thanksgiving.

Sure, it's a classic, but that doesn't mean everyone's eager to eat turkey on Turkey Day. Among those polled, 28.09 percent said turkey was the worst Thanksgiving food out there.

Whether it plops out of a can or is painstakingly made on the stove, cranberry sauce earned the dubious honor of being called Thanksgiving's worst food by the greatest number of respondents to The Vacationer's survey. A generous 29.92 percent of those polled called the tart condiment the very worst Thanksgiving food.

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