A Best Buy Giveaway to Celebrate Thanksgiving

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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.

But we can do you one better than a super Thanksgiving sale. Thanks to the folks at Best Buy, one (1) EverythingMom reader can make Thanksgiving cooking a breeze when they take home one (1) OXO Hard-Anodized Non-stick PRO 10-Piece Cookware set (approx. value $269.99 Cdn). It comes with all the pieces you need to fry, sauté, simmer, strain, and bake your favourite culinary creations. Each piece features 3-layer non-stick coating, so food slides easily onto your plate without sticking to the pan.

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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.

One (1) 10-Piece Cookware set is available to be won. Contest closes October 5, 2015 and is open to Canadian residents only. Please see full contest rules.

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141 thoughts on “A Best Buy Giveaway to Celebrate Thanksgiving”

  1. 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.

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  2. 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.

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  3. 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 🙂

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  4. 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

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