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Our 7-Day Plan for Hosting a Stress-Free Thanksgiving
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Hosting Thanksgiving can be a huge honor for some, but causes a massive headache for others. If you’ve never hosted before and don’t know where to begin, or if you feel like you’re always forgetting an important hosting task before Thanksgiving rolls around, we have you covered.
Whether you’re focusing on hosting the best Friendsgiving ever or want to impress your family this holiday, this easy seven-day guide covers absolutely everything you need to worry about when hosting Thanksgiving.
With one week left until Thanksgiving, this is the best day to ask your guests to grab any extra items you need them to bring, confirm who’s bringing which dish, and place a grocery order.
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After you’ve successfully placed an order for perishables and other hard-to-find items to save time spent shopping, head to the store to pick up nonperishables you didn’t order earlier.
With five days left to go, now is the time to start prepping your decor and dinnerware. The few days leading up to Thanksgiving will be mostly food-focused, so get the small details out of the way so you won’t have to worry about them later.
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Today is the perfect day for a little fall cleaning. And. if your turkey weighs around 16 pounds, you should now begin the defrosting process.
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If you haven’t already picked up your grocery order, today is the day to do so. You’ll also need to begin defrosting your turkey if you haven’t already.
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It’s the last day of prep before the cooking truly begins. You should start thinking about the grocery items you’ll need to use tomorrow and plan out the order in which you’ll start making your dishes.
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