The 10 Best Thanksgiving Foods You Can Buy at Aldi
We've rounded up all the essentials you won't want to forget.
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Grocery shopping for Thanksgiving doesn't have to be stressful — in fact, you don't even have to leave your house. If you're an Aldi die-hard, you can get all your grocery shopping done online and delivered to your house through Instacart — although we love a good stroll through the cereal aisle. We've rounded up some Thanksgiving essentials you won't want to forget this holiday season.
No matter what your opinions on this Thanksgiving staple are, it's hard to have your holiday meal feel complete without turkey. Opt for this 10-14 pound turkey, or upgrade to a slightly larger, 18-22 pound one.
Whether you prefer fresh, whole cranberries, jellied cranberry sauce or a combination of the two, Aldi has your covered on this sweet side.
If you don't want to mess around with making your stuffing from scratch, Aldi has you a great boxed stuffing option to tide your family over this holiday season.
Mashed potatoes are a pretty universal crowd pleaser during Thanksgiving dinner. Get your cooking prep on the right track by grabbing a bag (or two) of potatoes.
Sure, rolls might not be the star of the show, but you'd be remiss to not include them in your shopping list.
Don't be afraid to hit the frozen aisle this holiday season to make your Thanksgiving prep that much easier.
All of your carbs and sweets need a little balance with a side or two of vegetables. Don't be intimidated by cooking Brussels sprouts, Food Network has you covered with plenty of delicious recipes.
Whether you forgot to reserve the juices from your turkey or simply don't wan to bother with making your own gravy this year, Aldi has your gravy needs covered.
If you have green beans on your Thanksgiving menu, we recommend grabbing these fried onions as a perfect topping.
Grab a bag of sweet potatoes, as well — because a Thanksgiving dinner table can never have too many potatoes.
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