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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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.