Portable Thanksgiving Dishes — Thanksgiving Tip of the Day

By: FN Dish Editor

If you’re traveling for Thanksgiving and have been asked to bring a dish, keep food safety in mind. Here are some options:

Dinner rolls: Freshly made bread, dinner rolls or a lightened version of cornbread are delicious and easy items to bring.
Cookies: Fun to make and easy to carry, bake up some cookies. Keep cookie size small for portion-friendly dessert.

For more portable Thanksgiving ideas, check out these travel tips on Healthy Eats.

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