Going as a guest? Remember, even as a guest, there are ways to make your host’s life easier. 1. Ask if there is anything you can bring. If the host doesn't need anything, you may want to bring something anyway. See below for some easy recipes/purchases to bring.2.Arrive early to help cook if you can. Most people will really appreciate an extra hand.3. Let the host know as early as possible when or if you will be there for dinner. It will make it easier for them to plan.I have to bring something, but I hate cooking!
- This chocolate-chip pie is sure to be a favorite, and it is super easy to make! Remember to bring with Cool whip or Whipped cream and french vanilla ice cream for an even more decadent treat. Chocolate chip pie
- Green-bean casserole- This is a classic Thanksgiving dish that is easy to put together and something everyone will love! Green bean casserole
- Deviled Eggs- A classic appetizer, and great to munch on while waiting for the dinner, or during the game. Deviled Eggs
Still not feeling the cooking vibe? Alright- here are some other ideas. How about something to keep the little ones busy? Here are some suggestions and links
- Grab bags with dollar store items
- Thanksgiving craft kits. Often, the kids have their own table for Thanksgiving. Why not let them decorate it? This website has great ideas for Thanksgiving crafts (paper cup turkey, and other centerpieces, and coloring pages for place-mats) that will help the little ones personalize their space. Below are a few links to check out for ideas!
In the mood for some appetizers for the game or for Thanksgiving Day? Ask about our Deli Platters for your next event!Check out our Pintrest page for more great fall ideas!