My family doesn’t live in the same city so holidays like Thanksgiving tend to be the times we all make an effort to get together. The adults talk over wine. The kids run through the leaves in the backyard. Everyone sits to a big meal. Yes, Thanksgiving usually results in a big family meal and BestBuy wants to make that meal preparation even easier.
From stylish wine glasses (that are dishwasher safe) and knife for carving the turkey (with a sharpener) to a 7-cup food processor (a great tool for making stuffing) and 12-cup coffee maker with grinder (for after the big meal), you can find all your Thanksgiving dinner necessities at Best Buy. Plus may of these items are also own sale, making for one more reason to give thanks.
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For a chance to win simply comment in the form below letting me know who usually hosts the traditional Thanksgiving dinner in your family. As Canadian Thanksgiving is just around the corner, the contest is closing soon so enter quickly.
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My mother will host Thanksgiving for all of us.
My mom is 89 but still lucky enough to live on her own. So the three kids and our families bring Thanksgiving dinner to her place. She doesn’t have to lift a finger, although she still supervises the gravy making. We are truly blessed.
I always host the Thanksgiving dinner in our home and all of the other holiday gatherings, and love it!
I host Thanksgiving but my mother in law cooks the turkey. It works out very well.
My mom usually host it with help from the rest of the family.
Swiss Chalet
mother in law. best cook ever
Since its my birthday, my mom always hosts.
You’re birthday’s on Thanksgiving Luisa? So double the celebration.
Still love cooking the turkey & all the trimmings, something about fall weather & home cooking
My Mom is usually the host! I may end up hosting this year though!
We go to the inlaws and host one here for my brother
We still go to one of our parent’s houses, but as time goes on we help out with more of the work for the thanksgiving meal.
I host the Thanksgiving dinners. Very traditional meal each year as the kids from a young age wanted it that way! Even the special table settings are only used for Thanksgiving each year!
My parents!
My grandma typically hosts!
Usually my Uncle because he has the nicest house.
My parents are still the ones who put on thanksgiving dinner, but everyone brings something along. Once we move out of an apartment and into a house I hope we’re the ones who will take over the tradition.
Love the idea that everyone brings a dinner contribution Amber.
I traditionally hosted the Thanksgiving dinner until a few years ago when we sold our house. Now our son does Thanksgiving as the girls host other special holidays. Thanksgiving is a big time for our family as our anniversary and 3 birthdays are all close so we celebrate them all one day.
Great idea to celebrate all those wonderful events at the same time Wendy, especially when everyone is gathered together to begin with.
My parents!
We usually do but everyone brings something.
Well, it’s usually at my mom’s house, but my husband does the cooking (he loves to cook!). But now we have our own house, so we will probably host it most of the time 🙂
the ‘rents!
My parents 🙂
My older sister Wanda. Family gathers for board games/cribbage/movies complimented with sweet & sour meatballs, coleslaw, gravy, dressing, potatoes and the most awesome crispy Turkey. Best part of all of it – kids & adults have movies and games to entertain and pass the hours with laughter & love.
Eva Mitton-Urban
Yes I love the family time with games and fun too Eva, almost as much as the eating part 🙂
I usually host the dinners
We always have thanksgiving at my grandparents house.
I usually host Thanksgiving as I have more space. Enjoy it a lot.
We’re busy so it’s usually rotates between a few family members.
My parents usually host Thanksgiving dinner. Once every few years, either my sister or I host it.
We go out to eat now that my parents and my in-laws are older. But I’d like to take over this year and work the kitchen!!
I can see how eating out would be appealing Lucky, especially when it comes to not having to wash the dishes afterwards.
We always go to my dads house but it will be my turn soon!
I always host! It’s one of my favorite things to do..for any holiday! 🙂
we usually host at our house 🙂
my wife and I
We rotate every year, this year its my inlaws turn then I’ll do Christmas and next year vice versa. That way we are the hosting duties even though I prefer hosting 😉
My aunt usually hosts thanksgiving dinner!
My brother and SIL usually host!
My in-laws are the ones that host the family thanksgiving dinner
my sister always does she has the biggest house
My son always hosts the Thanksgiving dinner but this year we bought a house so we will be hosting Thanksgiving! Can’t wait! 🙂
Fun Kristen, hosting dinner in your new home.
If the weather permits we take a vacation to see my mom for Thanksgiving.
I’m usually the host for family dinner during Thanksgiving.
I usually host Thanksgiving dinner in our family. Everyone chips in and brings something. It all works great.
My mother hosts on Thanksgiving. I host on Christmas 🙂
Great idea Crystal, sharing the two biggest holiday dinners with your mom.
That would be my wonderfully talented mother!
My aunt usually host the dinner.
I usually host it:)
I usually do but our family is so small.
My mother in law hosts thanksgiving dinner
My mom always hosts and serves Thanksgiving dinner, and she does an amazing job!
I do
My parents host Thanksgiving every year and when I say my parents I mean my mom. She’s an amazing cook .
My sisters and I trade off each year for who hosts.
My Mom used to host Thanksgiving, but now that I have become my Mom, I am the one hosting and having her over to eat with us! It truly is my favorite holiday! ?
My wonderful sister ! We all pitch in , but she does so much !
Used to be my parents. Now it is us.
My mother-in-law does it, bless her heart!
We usually host thanksgiving…well we always host except this year. I am forcing my brother in law to step up!
I host the traditional Thanksgiving dinner at my house in our family.
It used to be my Mother in law, but she has severe arthritis in her legs, so I took over the hosting duties a few years ago. I’m not as good as she is, but I enjoy it!
Im the one that makes the dinners in this house. I look forward to doing it every year.
We always host. I look forward to it every year. I love to Cook so it is always a pleasure to Host.
my parents host it usually. i aim to take over in the next two years.
We always seem to be the gathering place for all the Holidays. I do it all myself with the only help from Hubby who carves the turkey. I like to do it myself so I know everything is perfect!
I have hosted and my mom hosts
We don’t have a Thanksgiving dinner but last year, I cooked a turkey a few weeks before hand and invited our (single) neighbour over. That way, he wasn’t overloaded with turkey considering all the dinners he had to go to.
Besos, Sarah
Journeys of The Zoo
That weekend is my Brother and sister in law’s anniversary. So we always end up having a big dinner for them. It’s usually at my parents. Last year was a big one with almost 50 people.
Im usually the host for thanksgiving
I host it at my house.
We have thanksgiving at our house for any and all family that wants to join us.
My mom does thankfully, I love eating it but don’t enjoy a full day of cooking!
I am the host every year for dinner for my mom’s side of the family. I usually get around 20 people over.
We do it with my mom every second year, she lives next door to me & it’s wonderful to have two ovens to work with!
I host. My mom brings the turkey, I do the veggies, SIL helps with desserts.
Great idea about distributing responsibilities Leigh. That way everyone can enjoy the day.
We often host Thanksgiving dinner at the cottage. We do love our time there.
I bet the cottage would be a perfect backdrop for Thanksgiving Sherrie.
In my house it is always my older sister.
My sister hosts Thanksgiving, we all go over to her house.
I would love to win this! We just moved and had to get rid of so much kitchen stuff.
I love home fixtures so it is often me and I am passionate about cooking so not stressful at all!
I make Thanksgiving Dinner. Its just my 5 kids, my husband and myself but I go all out with a Turkey and the fixings!
if we are at home it is me
We actually have a mixture of people hosting Thanksgiving dinner (hey more the better lol) my mother in law hosts as well as my grandma and then we host a Thanksgiving dinner as well
i host as im a pro chef and a trained red seal chef
I am the one who usually hosts the traditional Thanksgiving dinner in my family.
I do 🙂 i make all the dinner food and my sisters bring the desserts
I do! I am the better chef out of my family, so everyone comes to our house for a feast.
I do! We usually have a Thanksgiving dinner with the fam!
We do! My husband makes amazing turkey
My relatives usually host the dinner.
We host the thanksgiving dinner.
my mom does, and we usually bring deserrets and side dishes
We alternate, and it’s my turn this year 🙂
My mom always hosts thanksgiving dinners
Usually is my mom
Usually my mother.
My husband works Thanksgiving so I cook dinner and usually we have friends of ours join us.
Actually usually I do, but this year I am invited out. Yay!
We don’t live near any extended family but we have a surrogate family what we join for Thanksgiving.
Not much extended family! I usually cook with hubby and the 3 kids. 🙂 Thanks!
My Mom Hosts the traditional Thanksgiving dinner
we usually go to my mom’s every year
My sister and I take turns hosting at our respective homes. Our Mom has done it for so many years, we think it’s her turn to sit back and enjoy the family while we prepare the meal
Our family is spread between the NWT, southern Alberta and California which results in us having a quiet Thanksgiving for the past two years, each on our own.
Yes, family members far away can make getting together tough Moira but a quiet Thanksgiving can be just as nice (and less dishes to wash up). 🙂
Its always at my house!
Usually my parents host or the in-laws but this year it’s at my house! Exciting and a little scary.
Ah the first big family Thanksgiving Debbie, how fun! I’m sure it will be amazing.
My parents usually host Thanksgiving dinner at their home in the countryside. This makes for a really nice retreat for my sister and I who now live in the city. However, my dad recently underwent surgery, so I don’t want to leave the burden on their shoulders this year. I’ll be hosting Thanksgiving dinner at my place, which is 1/3 the size of my parents home, ha! Food prep will certainly be interesting in a kitchen that is more like a hallway than a room, but I’m really excited to give it a shot.
Yes, it’s amazing how quickly dishes take up room Albertine but so sweet of you to be thinking of your parents. I’m sure they will love the break. Have fun!
My sister’s husband is the host. He does all the cooking and all the preparations. My sister just sit back and relax till it’s time to eat.
I’ve hosted and will continue to host. My pleasure.
We live very, very far away from all of our family so I host the dinner but it’s just for us and sometimes a few friends if they have no other plans.
I have gone to my dads for the last 10 years. My husband and I have bought our first home and he’s British where they don’t celebrate thanksgiving, however he has decided to embrass our Turkey day and have everyone to our place. Wish me luck!
The first Thanksgiving is always fun. I had no idea Thanksgiving wasn’t really celebrated in the UK. I don’t think I could go without my turkey 🙂 Curious to see what your husband thinks when it’s over.
My mom always has a turkey dinner at her house for her side of the family while I host at my home for my dad’s side.
My mom likes to host a dinner but this year I think I might give it a go 😉
We usually eat Thanksgiving dinner at our church friend’s house or pastor’s house.
My mother invites the family over
My mom does! Thanksgiving is always a day I look forward to!
Me too Andrea. Love a holiday that’s surrounded by food (oh, and family of course).
My mother usually does but sometimes my sisters and I take turns.
I like to host the traditional Thanksgiving meal as my mom is too old to take on the responsibility.
It’s like a passing of the torch when we as adult children take on something our parents once did. How lovely for your mom.
sometimes its my mom, other times its my aunt
we don’t have much family – but i do like to cook a turkey with all the fixings!
Oh I love turkey too Joy, even with just my small family.
My parents are the ones that host Thanksgiving
My mom still hosts Thanksgiving for our family too. The kids love hanging out with the cousins.
My parents host thanksgiving dinner! A lot of the extended family comes too! My dad cooks (with all of the guys helping him in some way, or just chatting in the kitchen) an awesome Turkey with home made stuffing!
Yup, you need the extras with a turkey dinner Jason. Yum to homemade stuffing.
I’m lucky enough to be blessed with two Thanksgiving dinners. One day, usually the Sunday, is for my sister to make turkey and my family heads there. The Monday, my mother-in-law makes turkey and we do it all over again at her place. Saying we get stuffed is an understatement, but I wouldn’t have it any other way.
That’s a pretty sweet deal Freda. I never tire of turkey with all the fixings. I even freeze some for later in the month.