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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] :-o :-o :-o [quote=Anonymous]Do you belong to Costco? 5 days, or which Christmas Eve dinner and Christmas brunch/dinner is included is really doable. I agree about croissants, cereal, fruit and yogurt to just put out for breakfast. Ask people how they take their coffee. Sandwiches and maybe[b] soup (you choose 1 type, heat up 4 cans of the same type). [/b]Do you have any traditions for Christmas Eve and Christmas meals? The 3 other dinners can be pizza, take out Chinese, tacos, or whatever. I don’t think you can get away with just lasagna for Christmas Eve. Maybe that’s the main part, but it’s a special night. You can get frozen appetizers, saute green beans, buy a Costco dessert, Costco rolls, Costco sausage or meatballs, etc. Can you ask guests to bring beer and/or wine? [/quote] Canned soup?[/quote] Yeah, that's pretty bad. As a guest I'd go out to lunch before eating canned soup.[/quote]
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