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My Thanksgiving Menu
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Why no Thanksgiving celebration?
Wow, great menu and great prices. I wonder if this could still be done considering the increase in food costs lately. You can still get good deals on veggies and other products but I find that the cost of meat has risen dramatically!
Hi Saver Queen,
Those are actually current prices that I can get right now in sales at my grocery stores and/or Walmart. So it considers food price increases.
Hi Anon,
My family in Central America doesn’t celebrate Thanksgiving.
Mercedes
Kroger in TX has Jennie-O brand frozen turkeys for 39 cents a lb. this week. My husband is pushing me to stick with Butterball (currently around 1.29/lb).
Anyone think there is a big difference? Thanks!
My menu (alas we are only feeding two but we’ll have plenty of leftovers).
I have not priced this out yet:
Roast Turkey, giblet gravy, homemade stuffing (the classic Betty Crocker recipe), cider glazed Brussels sprouts with bacon, mashed potatoes, homemade cranberry sauce, homemade apple pie and possibly a pumpkin pie (either homemade or bakery)
You didn’t post the veggies for your veggie tray or the cheese and crackers. Just curious if you have those on hand.