My aunt's dressing with my homemade cranberry sauce
Y’all eat dressin or stuffin?
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There is no difference technically. Dressing is baked and Stuffing is stuffing for the turkey. I think the difference that people make is whether its made of cornbread or its made of bread crumbs/packaged dried bread crumbs. I think most people associate dressing with cornbread.
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
Some places interchange the word, but when people say:
Dressing - usually southern/southern roots, its cornbread based and baked in its own pan, usually includes eggs as part of the binding agent/liquid, dense
Stuffing - more of a northern word, usually uses bread cubes, can either go inside the turkey (although Ive read conflicting things about the safety of this) or baked on the side, usually just uses broth - no egg, fluffier and loser
Dressing - usually southern/southern roots, its cornbread based and baked in its own pan, usually includes eggs as part of the binding agent/liquid, dense
Stuffing - more of a northern word, usually uses bread cubes, can either go inside the turkey (although Ive read conflicting things about the safety of this) or baked on the side, usually just uses broth - no egg, fluffier and loser
Hot Red Buns
Life's too short, little baby fall through
dressing with cranberry sauce or gravy 
I only ever hear it referred to as "stuffing" by non-blacks.
Also I don't prefer the taste of stuffing and think its soggier, you definitely taste a strong taste of the turkey insides with stuffing
I only ever hear it referred to as "stuffing" by non-blacks.
Also I don't prefer the taste of stuffing and think its soggier, you definitely taste a strong taste of the turkey insides with stuffing
Elle Driver
Veteran
Dressing.
It's stuffing you bamas
Neither... was never much of a fan
humminbird
Veteran
yes
Eastside Get The Money
Veteran
Dressing. And sweet potato pie or die.