Consider this claim: Cranberry sauce, with its delicious, tart-sweet combination of flavors, is the best part of
Thanksgiving dinner.
Now consider how someone might argue against this. Which sentence presents the stronger
and more reasonable counterclaim to the above claim?
No one actually eats the Thanksgiving cranberry sauce-it is just on the table
to add some festive holiday color.
Cranberry sauce is not as delicious as stuffing, which soaks up gravy and
becomes a crispy, gooey, aromatic, savory delight.