Kardashians fans say ‘no judgement’ as they spot cheaper ‘favorite’ $2 item on table during lavish Thanksgiving meal

When one fan shared the photo on a popular Kardashian Reddit thread, others quickly commented on it.

One claimed: "I love that they are rich as f**k but that's clearly ocean spray cranberry sauce with can lines."

Another person replied: "Oh I'm team can lines all day no judgement," while a third said, "I love that stuff."

"I know lots of people who can afford better but get it because it's what their parents/grandparents/etc… made. It's also really good," a fourth person commented:

Someone else admitted: "Honestly it’s my favorite," while a different person said: "I was just going to comment, I spy canned cranberry sauce!"

Others mocked the food for looking "dry", especially the ham and the macaroni cheese.

And a few more users found it hilarious that Kendall took the opportunity to promote her tequila brand 818.

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However, not everyone sipped on tequila as Kendall's older sister Kourtney Kardashian revealed she was drinking red wine when she shared a photo of her plate.

Kris also provided an epic donut bar and a grazing table featuring cheese, crackers and salami for her guests.

Not only did Kris hire a harpist for the occasion, she also had personal portraits done of every family member and had them hung up on the wall.

Everyone was keen to show off the pictures on their Instagram Stories, including Kourtney's husband Travis Barker, who revealed his own three children had been included on the wall.

Kourtney, 43, shared a few posts on her own story including a video of the harpist performing and the huge dining table.

The eating space was covered in white table cloths and adorned with antique-looking candle holders and glassware as well as an epic amount of flowers.

Every guest had their own handwritten dinner place cards alongside large brown plates, silver cutlery and gray napkins.

The set-up was complete with Thanksgiving-themed crackers and the children had their own turkey to color in and pots of pencils to do so.