Anonymous
11/21/2023 21:10
Subject: When do you buy your Thanksgiving ingredients?
On Monday night I had to buy name brand butter at BJs because all of the store brand was gone.
Harris Teeter was out of fresh Rosemary on Tuesday, but I got it at Giant.
Harris Teeter was out of fresh Rosemary on Tuesday, but I got it at Giant.
Anonymous
11/21/2023 21:00
Subject: When do you buy your Thanksgiving ingredients?
Anonymous wrote:Stuff like heavy cream sells out. I finished a couple days ago.
Actually had a hard time finding kosher salt for DH’s turkey brine. Had to go to three different supermarkets and finally was able to buy at Food Lion, the last box they had.
Anonymous
11/21/2023 17:42
Subject: When do you buy your Thanksgiving ingredients?
Anonymous wrote:Curious if everyone has bought all of their Thanksgiving cooking ingredients yet?
Dry goods, canned goods, last week. Vegetables and other perishables today. Am cooking tomorrow, I am sure I will be sending spouse to the store at least once, possibly more than once.
Anonymous
11/21/2023 17:31
Subject: When do you buy your Thanksgiving ingredients?
I start shopping a couple weeks before. Here, you never know if there will be anything left by Wednesday.
Anonymous
11/21/2023 17:14
Subject: When do you buy your Thanksgiving ingredients?
Anonymous wrote:I buy Thanksgiving meal stuff on the actual morning of Thanksgiving.
Yes, this did mean that one year we had to eat our pecan pie with raspberry fudge ripple ice cream because they were all out of vanilla ice cream, but it was worth it to avoid the crowds. Grocery shoppers get WEIRD in the days leading up to turkey day.
+1. Most people aren't shopping on Thanksgiving day so that's when I usually go.
Anonymous
11/21/2023 16:23
Subject: When do you buy your Thanksgiving ingredients?
I buy Thanksgiving meal stuff on the actual morning of Thanksgiving.
Yes, this did mean that one year we had to eat our pecan pie with raspberry fudge ripple ice cream because they were all out of vanilla ice cream, but it was worth it to avoid the crowds. Grocery shoppers get WEIRD in the days leading up to turkey day.
Yes, this did mean that one year we had to eat our pecan pie with raspberry fudge ripple ice cream because they were all out of vanilla ice cream, but it was worth it to avoid the crowds. Grocery shoppers get WEIRD in the days leading up to turkey day.