Are you stuffed with stuffing? Are you still sweet on sweet potatoes? Did you eat 3.1416 slices of pumpkin pie, apple pie, and (my favorite) chocolate banana cream pie? And, despite all this voraciousness, is the fridge still filled with food? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Thanksgiving Leftovers,” and relive the joy that was without the stomach ache to go with it.
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