PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT


Every second on Thanksgiving is worth saving. These store finds make prep, cooking, and cleanup easier.


THANKSGIVING SHORTCUTS


STEAM-IN-BAG GREEN BEANS


PREPARED PRODUCE


Brown-and-serve rolls: Fully baked rolls are even faster than refrigerated or frozen. Just wrap in foil and warm through at 350°F for 7-10 min. Turkey broth base: This concentrated base gives your gravy the rich turkey flavor that usually calls for a very slow simmer on the stove. Graham cracker crust: This ready-made crust can be filled right away.


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Steam-in-bag green beans: No waiting for water to boil— these beans microwave right in their package. Prepared produce: Skip peeling and chopping with pre-diced onions, carrots, and butternut squash. Pumpkin pie spice: Save time measuring from multiple spice jars with this less expensive blend of cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, and allspice.


Parchment sheets: Easy-to-grab, perfectly sized sheets save you from unrolling, measuring, and tearing each time. Foil pans: Forget cleanup with sturdy foil pans for roasting your turkey, reheating sides, and sending home leftovers. Kitchen shears: Shears are easy to handle, making short work of precise tasks like mincing herbs, trimming turkey skin, or trimming green beans.


PARCHMENT SHEETS


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