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Can you throw a bountiful, generous feast for a big crowd on a budget? Absolutely! We shared our menu for Thanksgiving for 10 on a $100 budget, and our super budget sangria. To make this classic Thanksgiving feast a reality in your own kitchen, here’s a full shopping list.

But first — a few words of wisdom from our readers on budget shopping for Thanksgiving and the rest of the holidays. There are some smart tips in here — did you know that some grocery stores give away free turkeys? Have you ever bought day-old bread for pennies at the bakery? Read on for these and more!

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If you’re skipping the sangria (you don’t have to — you can do it on a budget) or don’t want to be bothered with cocktails, but still want to do some sipping with Thanksgiving dinner, plan on having house bottles of white and red wine. Picking two wines and sticking to them throughout the night keeps things nice and easy from both a drinking and buying perspective: Choose the two wines you want to serve, and pick up a few bottles of each. Easy.

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If you’re like me, you probably raced through Netflix’s new TV show “Master of None” and are probably fraught over the idea of having to wait for an (unconfirmed) second season. It’s not fair! The show is so good!

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When it comes to Thanksgiving side dishes, stuffing (or dressing, if you prefer) ranks up there at the top of my list. Holiday dinner simply isn’t complete without it.

At its core, stuffing isn’t a tricky dish to make, and this version is made even easier by using your slow cooker. No more vying for oven space. It’s a set-it-and-forget-it side that requires just a little room on the counter and a few hours. And what you get in return is a classic stuffing filled with homey flavors, and plenty of crispy, toasty edges.

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You know that friend whose taste in music always makes your ears perk up? That’s my friend Austin Powers (no relation to the international man of mystery). He’s always playing the right thing at the right time, to the point that I’ve asked him to curate the music at numerous dinner parties.

“Music only adds to the sensory experience of eating,” says Austin. “So it’s something I always think of when there’s food around.”

So, naturally, Austin was the right person to go to for help creating a Thanksgiving playlist that caters to you, the host. From the minute you wander into the kitchen, this playlist will be there, walking you through your next few hours of stirring, stuffing, dicing, and slicing.

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Thanksgiving by Heart

As a cook, I see Thanksgiving as one of the most exciting holidays of the year — an annual excuse to spend days or weeks planning, cooking, and eating a feast with friends and family. But as an introvert who loves small, intimate dinner parties, I also find Thanksgiving exhausting and emotionally overwhelming, especially when I’m the host.

Are you an introvert too? If your holiday planning includes wondering if you can sneak some earplugs into the kitchen once it’s packed with screaming relatives, or thinking about how long you can hide in the bathroom this time before it starts to look weird, this survival guide is for you.

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Can you throw Thanksgiving dinner for a crowd and still hold to your budget? Of course! Holiday meals on a budget never have to feel stingy or scant, and the simplicity of the traditional Thanksgiving meal is particularly suited to watching your pennies. But what about drinks? Can a small budget stretch to wine?

Oh baby, believe it. Let us show you our super budget, super awesome sangria, trimmed out for your Thanksgiving table. You’ll want a sip of this.

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