Showing posts with label Thanksgiving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thanksgiving. Show all posts

Friday, November 19, 2010

HoneyBaked Ham Coupons



Just in time for the holidays new printable coupons are available for various HoneyBaked Ham stores. The coupons vary by location, so go to the HoneyBaked Ham Promotions web page and select your state to see what is available in your area.

Current coupons $7 -$9 off a HoneyBaked Hams, Thanksgiving dinner specials & more. For example, here is a printable coupon good for $10 off a Bone-in Half Ham 8lbs or larger & Half Turkey Breast valid at participating HoneyBaked Ham stores in IL, IN, MI, OK, PA, TX and WA. The coupon is valid until 12/26/2010.

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Thursday, November 12, 2009

Free Martha Stewart Thanksgiving Recipes Cookbook & Paula Deen's Holiday Hosting Guide

Get a free download of the Martha Stewart Thanksgiving Hotline Recipes Cookbook from Sirius.com. Martha Stewart Living Radio is delighted to give you some delicious recipes to help prepare the best meal for your family and friends this holiday. These recipes cover all courses of the Thanksgiving meal, from savory turkey to fresh salads and creamy mashed potatoes to sweet desserts. The dishes come from acclaimed chefs, such as Emeril Lagasse, Nigella Lawson, and Mario Batali. Over 30 recipes are included. Download the Thanksgiving Hotline Recipes by chapter, or view the entire Martha Stewart Thanksgiving Hotline Recipes PDF.


Get a free download of Paula Deen's Holiday Hosting Guide from Smithfield.com. Smithfield and Paula Deen are offering a guide that you can download here for free which includes recipes, gorgeous table setting ideas, and some wonderful articles to help make your holiday both creative AND economical! You can view the entire Paula Deen's Holiday Hosting Guide PDF here.

Enjoy! Cheap Cindy



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Wednesday, November 5, 2008

Save Money On Your Thanksgiving Dinner


Thanksgiving is about spending time with family and friends while enjoying good food. Here are some tips that will save you time and money so you can focus on celebrating this holiday and not worry about going broke.



  • Plan ahead. Make a list of items you'll need to buy, how many people will be coming, how many place settings of dishes you'll need etc. This way you can set a budget and are less likely to be caught off guard having to make a last minute overpriced purchase.

  • Make the feast potluck. Have each guest bring a dish. This not only saves money for the host but will also save time and each person feels like they are involved in the celebration. Make sure to delegate a dish to each guest or some how keep track of what each party is bringing to avoid too many, or not enough, of each item.

  • Buy a larger turkey. Butchers at most grocery stores will cut the turkey in half for you, even if it is frozen. Larger turkeys are usually cheaper per pound, so you can save money by either sharing the turkey with a friend or relative, or saving the other half for Christmas or New Year’s.

  • Shop early and take advantage of sales. Stick to your menu plan and buy only what you'll need. Start looking at local grocery store flyers and websites to see if there are any good deals or coupons offered.

  • Do not buy unnecessary decorations. Make your decor from nature using twigs, leaves, pine cones etc. If you must buy items like a tablecloth, search your local thrift stores and try not to make it too holiday specific so you can use it over again after the holidays.

  • If you really want to save money and contribute to the meaning of Thanksgiving, consider spending this holiday volunteering at a local soup kitchen. You will be helping people less fortunate while sharing in the meal. This may become a new tradition for your family.

  • Finally, think about inviting an elderly neighbor, military family or member, or other people who have no one to share Thanksgiving with to join you. This is in the true spirit of the holiday and you'll get more from this than any amount of money could buy.