Whole Foods isn’t good.

Anonymous wrote:We've done both, and I prefer Balducci's. It tastes closer to "homemade" than Whole Foods.

I’m hoping Wegmen’s is better than both.

We've done both, and I prefer Balducci's. It tastes closer to "homemade" than Whole Foods.

What about Honey Baked Ham? They have Turkey and sides.

We're trying The Fresh Market this year - have done WF and Balducci's and WF was fine but Balducci's was disappointing.

Thanks. But I don't want to hassle with a raw turkey and my DH likes the unhealthy Baldicci's potatoes better than homemade. I am in Arlington.

If in DC or Maryland, Lia’s/Chef Geoff’s restaurant group has a very good option for pick up. There are 2 or 4 person options.

I think you will spend more time going out to pick this up than just making your mashed potatoes and throwing a small turkey in the oven. Those are the easiest menu items.

We’ve been super pleased with Balducci’s. There is a turkey breast option - which is nice for 4 or fewer (no carcass to deal with)

Wegmans 1000%. We’ve done all three and this was the best value and yummiest, too.

Wegmans is a store I know people love but I have never tried. Can you say why it's the best choice? It's a farther drive for me
Thanks

I recommend Wegmans’s and their apple pie and pumpkin pie for dessert.

Skip both and do Wegmans.

I haven't done either of these but am considering Wegmans.

It's just 2 of us. But I like a turkey.I want to get a roast turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy.
I make cranberry relish and corn muffins instead of stuffing and maybe baked sweet potato for me DH eats mashed).
I used to roast a turkey breast and thighs but it's been years since I could find bone in turkey thighs. I like dark meat, DH likes white.
We ordered a pecan pie that will do for Thanksgiving and New Year's.
I have gotten catering holiday food from Balduccis in McLean a few times and WF in Arlington also.
Any pros or cons?
Thanks.