Save yourself a repeat trip to the store.
But there are a few things that might not make your shopping list.
Read on and save yourself an extra return trip to the grocery store.
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Salted Butter
Youve probably stocked up on unsalted butter forcasseroles, pies, and slathering the turkey.
But salted butter is a nice addition to your breadbasket.
You may also need ice if you choose towet-brineyour turkey.
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This handyconcentrated pasteis the next best thing to using homemade stock.
Salt And Black Pepper
You already have these seasonings in your kitchen, of course.
But do you have fine salt and ground black pepper for the table?
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it’s possible for you to use them for seating arrangements, on yourholiday table, too.
And nowadays, there are plenty of good instant options to choose from, both decaf and regular.
Plastic Containers
Pick up an extra pack of resealable plastic containers to use for leftovers.
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They are the easiest way to divvy up turkey and sides and send guests home with leftovers.
And a fresh container is much nicer than giving someone a worn-out take-out container.
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