Joel McHale Shares His Favorite Thanksgiving Side Dish & It Costs Just

Joel McHale Shares His Favorite Thanksgiving Side Dish & It Costs Just $1

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Whether you’ve watched Joel McHale in the Emmy-award winning show The Bear or hosting Crime Scene Kitchen, you can see a pattern emerge. He knows his food, or has at least learned some cooking tips along the way. Oh, and he’s a fan of sharp objects and one particular Thanksgiving side dish.

In an E! exclusive interview (with its share of hilarious moments), McHale opens up about the kitchen products that may seem obvious, but have been game changers for his meal prep and leftovers. Because when it comes to entertaining, especially around Thanksgiving, “We go all out,” Joel reports. “It’s all wonderfully exhausting!”

But the one Thanksgiving side that makes it a little easier, according to the actor, is Rice-A-Roni’s latest innovation, Mac-A-Roni. “A good pasta dish on the side really brings out the flavor of the meat you’re serving. Macaroni and cheese never fails and is always a highlight.” Plus, he adds, “My teenage sons absolutely love this stuff.”

And, if you’re looking for more kitchen recommendations, McHale advises everyone to get a good knife. Or if you need a great kitchen item under $50, Joel recommends a good knife. Looking for a great housekeeping gift? Um… Joel McHale thinks you should bring a good knife

Keep scrolling for more of McHale’s sharp picks, favorite Thanksgiving side dishes, and kitchen must-haves. They’ll cut your cooking time in half.



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