Here’s What Alton Brown Would Bring to a Friendsgiving Potluck — Celebrity Thanksgiving

November 5, 2018

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The rules of what to bring to Friendsgiving are a lot less rigid than the rules of what will fly for actual Thanksgiving. You want to bring a pizza? Bring a pizza! Biscuits made from tubed dough? The more the merrier. Canned wine? PLEASE! As long as you don’t show up empty-handed, anything goes.

The point of Friendsgiving is to blow off some steam before the madness of the actual holiday season sets in — and it’s more popular than ever. According to Forbes, last year’s Instagram hashtag #Friendsgiving yielded over 668,000 posts, and this year is more than likely to top that. Recently, we had the chance to pick Alton Brown’s brain to find out what the Food Network star would contribute to a Friendsgiving celebration. His response?

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