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With Thanksgiving just around the corner, it's time to start preparing. Whether hosting a large gathering or having an intimate family dinner, thoughtful preparation ensures a smooth and enjoyable Thanksgiving experience. Here are some tips and ideas to help you prepare for a memorable Thanksgiving: https://lnkd.in/e_es-eCN

The holidays are a season of connection, reflection, and celebration. Whether it’s baking cookies together, watching your favorite holiday movie, or simply gathering around the table for a heartfelt meal, traditions remind us of what matters most. ❤️ This year, focus on the traditions that fill your heart and bring your family closer. Let go of the “shoulds” and embrace what truly makes you smile. 🌟 What’s your favorite holiday tradition? Share it in the comments! 👇🎁 #HolidayTraditions #IntentionalLiving #FamilyJoy #MeaningfulMoments #IntentionalHousehold #intentionalhousehold #intentionalliving #livewithintention

🦃🍂 Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and planning your holiday feast just got a whole lot easier! With RecoCards, you can go beyond sending heartfelt Thanksgiving cards—our interactive polls make it simple to collaborate with colleagues on your perfect menu. 🎉✨ Turn this Thanksgiving into a truly shared experience. Start your poll today at RecoCards and make your holiday feast one to remember. 🍗 👉 What’s on your Thanksgiving menu this year? Share your must-have dishes in the comments! ⬇️ #GroupGoals #ThanksgivingMenu #HolidayPlanning #GratefulGatherings #ThanksgivingPoll #RecoCards #Thanksgiving

Here's the thing - Thanksgiving should be about making memories, not stressing in the kitchen for 12 hours straight. Trust me, I've done both. At Spice, we're taking our farm-to-table philosophy and applying it to your holiday feast. We're talking: • Locally sourced ingredients • Bold, seasonal flavors • Chef-crafted recipes • Zero kitchen chaos for you Why let us handle your feast? Because after 20+ years in this business, I've learned that the best holiday memories rarely involve someone being stuck in the kitchen all day. Let us worry about the perfect turkey while you focus on what matters - like explaining to Grandma what TikTok is or avoiding political discussions with Uncle Bob. 😉 Ready to make this Thanksgiving actually enjoyable for everyone - including the host? Book your pickup time: https://lnkd.in/eqJU8TS3

Are you hosting a Thanksgiving Dinner this year? I don't mean to toot my own horn, but I have put on feasts (Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter and catered multiple events) that it's old hat to me. So, in the spirit of Thanksgiving, I thought I'd give you a few resources. I have attached my handy guide for sides you might prep before the big day and how long you can keep them in the fridge and re-heating instructions. And finally, here are just a few tips to help you navigate all the moving parts including incorporating your in-laws contributions when your fridge, stove and kitchen counter are PACKED (not gonna lie, I have a few ex in-law stories). 🦃 be specific in what you want people to bring and make sure you have the oven/fridge space to re-heat it -- if not, slow cookers come in super handy (rice cookers and Insta Pots are good too) 🦃 if you are roasting a turkey, that bird takes up most of your oven space, so it means sides have to be heated while the bird is resting/being carved reheating everything so it is hot on the table is the trickiest and most stressful part of the meal 🦃 pace yourself and try to delegate so you can have a bit of time: setting the table, peeling potatoes, making the pie filling, cutting the veg -- let go of as many tasks as you can 🦃 do not forget that the turkey needs to rest for 30 minutes BEFORE you carve so build that into your schedule 🦃 use a meat thermometer -- and take the guesswork of whether your bird is cooked or not -- insert it into the chubbiest part of the thigh without hitting the bone -- if it is 165 degrees F you are golden Have an amazing Thanksgiving and hope you are loving this Fall.

100 Funny Thanksgiving Sayings for Signs Thanksgiving is the perfect holiday to express gratitude, indulge in delicious food, and share some laughs with family and friends. What better way to set the tone than with a hilarious Thanksgiving sign? Whether you’re decorating your home, hosting a dinner party, or looking for inspiration for Thanksgiving crafts, these 100 funny Thanksgiving sayings will have everyone smiling. #thanksgivingsayings #thanksgiving #happythanksgiving #thanksgivingquotes

Make this holiday season deeply joyful, meaningful, and memorable. Live, love, and laugh. Celebrate the joy of being with those you care about. Standing elbow-to-elbow with family and friends, chopping vegetables, cooking, and watching others pinch spices and lovingly add them to the pot can gladden the heart. Participate. Get involved. Take it all in–every aroma and bit of wisdom. Hold onto these golden moments because they make profoundly good memories. If hosting, set a beautiful table and encourage everyone to sit near someone they don’t see often enough. If guests who don’t know most of the group attend, make it memorable by seating them near your entourage's kindest or most audacious person. If you’re a guest, be as helpful as possible. Step in and do what is needed. Hosting is pleasant yet all-consuming. 🧡👉For more ideas, take a few minutes to read our blog essay, MAKE GOOD MEMORIES at Mundancing.👈🧡

Build your Thanksgiving plate with us! 🍽️ You’ve got $15 to craft your ultimate Thanksgiving meal—what’s making it to your plate? Drop your picks below! 👇🏽

It’s Friday, y’all, and for those gearing up for Thanksgiving, let’s take a moment to talk about the cook. You know, the one who’s already stress-prepping like they’re competing on an episode of Top Chef: Family Edition. If that’s someone in your household, do them (and yourself) a favor: jump in to help, handle the dishes, or just remind them that even if the turkey’s a little dry, no one’s going to starve. It’s about love, not Michelin stars. For those who don’t celebrate Thanksgiving (for many valid reasons—trust me, I get it) or are not in the US, this weekend is still a great excuse to unplug and do whatever feeds your soul. Binge a show, eat something you didn’t have to cook, or enjoy the sweet sound of silence. Wherever you land this weekend, here’s your reminder: everything will be okay. This same principle can be applied to your team at work: lend a helping hand when you feel someone is overwhelmed. Now go be decent humans, and maybe don’t wait until Wednesday to start defrosting the turkey. #DoBetterPeople