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1. Plan ahead
We know it’s hard to say no to relatives when you’re asked about the Thanksgiving dinner you’ve been hosting for so many years. That’s why the best way possible is to plan ahead and know exactly how many guests will come over. Even if this may seem a difficult task because some of them can cancel at the last minute, this will be very helpful when you start shopping for groceries.
Take your list with you every time you go grocery shopping after you’ve made one, since you never know when you’ll find discounts on pie dough, whipped cream, or brown sugar to save a bit more money on the ideal pie. This takes us to the next step of the article. Click on the next page to see what it is about.