The Chew: Thrifty Thanksgiving
The Chew have a whole episode of thrifty Thanksgiving recipes, crafts and products for you today. They started by pointing out a great recipe you can make in The Chew Cookbook, the spaghetti squash fritters on page 27, which only cost pennies to make each one.
The Chew: Average Thanksgiving Cost
The Chew have a thrifty Thanksgiving episode that will go over cheap recipes, fancy crafts and other thrifty holiday surprises. Are onion goggles worth it?
Tommy the Turkey is back on this Thrifty Thanksgiving episode. He had a question from a viewer who asked how expensive it was going to be for her to have Thanksgiving dinner at her house.
A census of the cost of Thanksgiving dinner in 2011, according to The Chew, found people spend an average of $49.20 on Thanksgiving for 10 people. Which is pretty good considering you are spending less than $5 per person. Plus if you spend a little extra you could have days worth of left overs.
Daphne Oz said she loves the leftovers after Thanksgiving. And she is even making her favorite after Thanksgiving dish, her turkey sweet potato hash recipe.
The American Farm Bureau also releases statistics on the cost of each item each year, which can help you plan what the meal is going to cost.
The Chew: Onion Goggles Review
The Chew had some products on the show and they wanted to know if the audience thought the products were worth the money or not worth the money:
Onion goggles - These onion goggles will prevent you from crying while cutting onions and have anti fog clarity for great vision while wielding the knife. The cost of the goggles are $20.95.
The Chew: Brining Kit Review
Brining kit - This brining kit comes with a number of spices and a large bag to do the brining. The cost of the kit is $9.95.
The Chew: Potato Scrubbing Gloves Review
Potato scrubbing gloves - These gloves have a rough texture that will wipe dirt off the potatoes as you are handling them and they cost $11.95.
Did you think any of these were worth it? Let us know in the comments section below.
