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20 December 2009
Blog Tour & Giveaway: WalMart
WalMart is trying to help families put together Christmas dinner for 8 for around $30, and New Year's Eve dinners for 10 for around $40. Right away when hearing this, I was assuming they mean sans coupons, and I was hoping it meant fresh food. I really wanted to hop on over and price point every item for a dinner for y'all, but the closest Super WalMart is nearly an hour away from here. Our little WalMart here in Port Orchard has an incredibly limited selection of food - basically milk and packaged. (Where's the fun in that?) Bremerton's selection isn't much better, either.
WalMart's Holiday dinner includes:
One 10-pound spiral cut half-ham
Three 8-ounce cans Del Monte Green Beans
One 10-pound bag of Russet potatoes
One 12-count package of Sara Lee dinner rolls
One 10 inch Pumpkin Pie
I've got to tell you, I thought $30 was rather high for that, but I guess that's me. ;) First of all, WalMart DOES accept printed internet coupons, so if you are following their menu plan, pop on over here and print this coupon to help you save $1.00 off 4 cans of those Del Monte veggies included in the list. And I probably don't have to tell you further, to buy another brand of dinner rolls to save even more money. And if you have a Fred Meyer in your area, borrow this week's ad (the one starting 12/20) to have them price match a Mrs. Smith's pumpkin pie for just $2. (So now your dinner for 8 has already been dropped to $25 or less, depending on the ham you choose!)
I personally take advantage of many items during the Thanksgiving sales for our holiday dinners here in December. I picked up an extra turkey for a little over $5 and kept it in the freezer until today actually. With my coupons and deals on Stove Top Stuffing, Heinz Gravy, and Betty Crocker Mashed Potatoes (less than $2 for the 3 items!), I've already got several side dishes. I'll be rounding it out with a nice Caeser salad, some homemade Garlic Cheese Biscuits that costs me less than a dollar to make a huge batch of, and I'll be baking something chocolate-y to go along with it.
On WalMart's site, you can find some great recipes and idea's from chef Aaron Sanchez, who you may recognize from the Food Network. (How I miss having that channel on all the time!)
Win it! MomCentral gave me two extra $30 gift cards to WalMart to give away to two readers! To enter, please tell me what your holiday dinner will be or was. Do you have a traditional dish in your family that is served every year?
As always, if you have completed the first entry above, you can also receive extra entries for:
-Subscribing to my feed OR following my blog
-Blogging about this giveaway with a link back
-Tweeting about this giveaway (leave the link or @psychotichouse me)
That's four (4) possible entries if you do each way above! Giveaway ends January 2nd at 11:59 PM PST, and please leave your email address in your entry or have it available in your profile. US only, sorry :( Good luck everyone!!
"I wrote this review while participating in a blog tour campaign by Mom Central on behalf of Walmart. In addition, I received a Walmart gift certificate to thank me for taking the time to participate and two to offer as a giveaway."
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- EndureMyWorld said...
DH's family really don't have any traditional side dishes. They serve the basics, turkey, green beans, boxed mashed potatoes and biscuits.
Not until I joined the family that I started bringing side dishes I grew up with like Watergate Salad and Candied Yams.
Normally my family is another story, it's a full spread including Homemade Beef Noodles, Ham and Turkey, Homemade dinner rolls and deviled eggs to die for.
However I was just informed that Christmas dinner at my family has been canceled. We are doing Christmas desserts instead!!! Everybody has their own families, so it actually makes sense not to host another dinner.
- 20 December, 2009 15:56
- Katherine M said...
We have ham and all the fixins. My favorite side dish is the deviled eggs.
- 20 December, 2009 16:06
- joanne1120 said...
We have baked ahme and I have a great receipe for do ahead mash potatoes- so rich but I only make them on Holidays so I can enjoy 2 or 3 times a years
- 20 December, 2009 16:40
- abfantom said...
We have a traditional Turkey dinner for Christmas. I like the sweet potatos the best.
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- 20 December, 2009 16:43
- kh123856 said...
This will be my first Christmas alone without my family. I am thinking of making my mom's lasagna to remind me of home.
- 20 December, 2009 16:45
- tawnda said...
we normally have ham... but, this year, we are going with turkey
- 20 December, 2009 16:51
- tawnda said...
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- 20 December, 2009 16:51
- Kimberly L said...
We usually have Ham, scalloped potatoes, green been casserole, nothing really too fancy - since the kids get so excited with their presents.
- 20 December, 2009 16:55
- Kimberly L said...
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- 20 December, 2009 16:57
- browneyedgirl said...
The traditional Turkey w/ stuffing,smashed potatoes, butternu squash and cranberries. We serve the butternut squash as a tradition every year or as long as I can remember!
- 20 December, 2009 17:13
- browneyedgirl said...
The traditional Turkey w/ stuffing,smashed potatoes, butternu squash and cranberries. We serve the butternut squash as a tradition every year or as long as I can remember!
- 20 December, 2009 17:13
- Nancy said...
My favorite dinner is turkey, dressing and garlic mashed potatoes. Yummy!
- 20 December, 2009 17:26
- Nancy said...
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- 20 December, 2009 17:31
- cdziuba said...
I play the organ in church, so I am super busy for the holidays. My husband traditionally makes a wonderful glazed ham, twice baked potatoes, and asparagus au gratin, followed by mountains of cookies.
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- 20 December, 2009 17:32
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- 20 December, 2009 17:33
- Patty said...
This year for the holiday we are having Lasagna and Chicken cutlet parmigana. There are always lots of desserts but a favorite is ice box cake topped with whip cream.
- 20 December, 2009 18:06
- Amy@TheLemonCottage said...
We have slow cooked beef brisket! Not a traditional meal... but we are not big ham or turkey eaters! :)
- 20 December, 2009 18:15
- Amy@TheLemonCottage said...
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- 20 December, 2009 18:16
- Becki said...
Luckily the holiday meal I'm cooking this year is breakfast on Christmas morning! Christmas Eve my mom is making a pork roast with sides, and my very favorite, shrimp cocktail as an appetizer :)
- 20 December, 2009 18:23
- Mami2jcn said...
We have a little baby this year, so we will probably go out to eat. I cooked on Thanksgiving and it was way too stressful. In past years we've had turkey, ham, mashed potatoes, and crescent rolls.
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- 20 December, 2009 18:28
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- 20 December, 2009 18:29
- Terri said...
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- 20 December, 2009 18:37
- Nickel Pickle said...
I am being bad/lazy this year and thinking of going to Chinese restaurant for Christmas dinner!
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- 20 December, 2009 18:46
- Nickel Pickle said...
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- 20 December, 2009 18:47
- Nickel Pickle said...
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- 20 December, 2009 18:56
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- 20 December, 2009 18:59
- tutugirl said...
We are having Ham, baked potato salad, baked beans and broccoli. Nice and easy.
- 20 December, 2009 19:15
- jemscout425 said...
it will be at my mothers
- 20 December, 2009 19:23
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- 20 December, 2009 19:25
- barbara.montyj said...
My sis is having our Holiday dinner this year.
We'll be having turkey & beef roast.
I'll be bringing my famous 7 layer salad.
- 20 December, 2009 19:28
- barbara.montyj said...
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- 20 December, 2009 19:28
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- 20 December, 2009 19:31
- Pat said...
We're going to my brother's house, so I'm not sure what we're having. If we were having it at home, we'd have ham, mashed potatoes, collard greens, rolls, pumpkin pie, and pecan pie
- 20 December, 2009 19:59
- Deb said...
We'll have the traditional turkey and dressing (yes, at Christmas too) and a big ol' ham - because we have a BIG family! And of course all the fixings that go along, like raisin pie and fruit salad and deviled eggs. Mmmm, I'm getting hungry just thinking about it. :)
- 20 December, 2009 20:22
- Deb said...
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- 20 December, 2009 20:22
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- 20 December, 2009 20:23
- Leslie said...
We have two big dinners. On Christmas Eve I make a big roast beef dinner with gravy and mashed potatoes and an apple pie, then on Christmas Day we have lasagna.
- 20 December, 2009 20:59
- Stephanie said...
We eat tamales every christmas eve with extended family
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- 20 December, 2009 20:59
- hollowsins said...
Well we are a strange group and do several different gatherings but the main one is at my house..we always have ham,turkey,deviled eggs,mashed potatoes,gravy,sweet potatoes,veggies,and an array of desserts.Thanksgiving included-butterfinger cake,peanut butter fudge,pumpkin roll,pecan pie and pumpkin pie.
- 20 December, 2009 21:11
- hollowsins said...
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- 20 December, 2009 21:14
- Leslie said...
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- 20 December, 2009 21:20
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- 20 December, 2009 21:22
- EMILY G. said...
ohhhh exciting!! we have christmas eve dinner at my moms and every year since i can remember we've had nachos for dinner!
- 20 December, 2009 23:32
- EMILY G. said...
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- 20 December, 2009 23:33
- Rebecca Graham said...
We are going to have ham, sweet potato casserole, green beans, and salads.
- 20 December, 2009 23:58
- smdrm said...
I'm going to my daughter's house in Al and I don't know what she'll serve, but I think it will something easy like turkey or ham sandwiches so we have more time for visiting.
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- 21 December, 2009 03:01
- Marla said...
Our traditional holiday dinner will be smoked turkey with rice dressing , rolls and potato salad.
- 21 December, 2009 03:10
- sweepmom said...
We are doing things different this year. Normally we Spend Christmas with family, but this year we will be home. I am making brunch which will consist of ham, some sort of quiche and eggnog bread. For dinner, I am surprising my family with crab legs, paired with baby potatoes and a spinach salad.
- 21 December, 2009 04:01
- Kim said...
we do all the traditional sides but we buy a store bought sliced turkey!
- 21 December, 2009 04:25
- Kim said...
- 21 December, 2009 04:25
- TXsunlover said...
We're having baked ham, roasted rosemary potatoes, green bean casserole, crescent rolls and Watergate salad.
Thanks for the chance to win!
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- 21 December, 2009 04:35
- TXsunlover said...
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- 21 December, 2009 04:36
- Lola said...
Christmas Eve our tradition is Sfinconi. Kind of a cross between foccacia and pizza. It's served cold so everyone can help themselves whenever while they finish up gift wrapping and such. I also have a veggie tray and cheese tray. Christmas day is usually ham or turkey. Whatever I can get for the best price. If I get ham, the day after Christmas is Split Pea Soup (cooked with the ham bone.)
- 21 December, 2009 04:39
- Lola said...
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- 21 December, 2009 04:39
- agordon10 said...
It will be turkey,potatoes,broccoli and cheese, baked pineapple and salad.
- 21 December, 2009 04:56
- lsfish said...
My Mom makes a big dinner of roast beef every year with the same foods my Grandmother made, roast beef gravy, mashes potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, creamed onions, whipped rutabagas and flamed Christmas pudding, YUM!
- 21 December, 2009 05:10
- marcia goss said...
My boss gives me a boneless ham every year for Christmas, so we have that, along with macaroni and cheese and other sides.
- 21 December, 2009 05:17
- peg42 said...
We'll be having spiral Ham with all the trimmings. Thanks so much for this great giveaway and Happy Holidays.
- 21 December, 2009 05:17
- peg42 said...
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- 21 December, 2009 05:17
- BusyJulie said...
I am originally from Louisiana and we always had gumbo at Christmas, along with ham and all the traditional foods. That gumbo was always soooo good!!!
- 21 December, 2009 05:23
- BusyJulie said...
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- 21 December, 2009 05:23
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- 21 December, 2009 05:25
- buzzd said...
Our holiday dinner will be turkey and stuffing this year. We always make a fruit salad that has whipping cream and nuts in it. It has been in our family for a long time. I like it because it is cool and light.
- 21 December, 2009 05:35
- Sandra K321 said...
I cook a small turkey and a spiral ham. Then we have stuffing, butternut squash, mashed potatoes, and another vegetable. We have pies and cookies for dessert and we always have our traditional English Crackers (the kind that you pull open and have prizes in side) with dessert.
- 21 December, 2009 05:58
- denise said...
Our holiday dinner will be ham, scalloped potatoes, green bean casserole, steamed veggies, quick breads and muffins.
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- 21 December, 2009 06:02
- denise said...
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- 21 December, 2009 06:03
- denise said...
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- 21 December, 2009 06:05
- Tracey said...
Turkey, dressing, 7 layer salad, macaroni and cheese, yams, cole slaw, gravy and dinner rolls.
- 21 December, 2009 06:28
- April said...
Our holiday dinner is going to be honey baked ham!
- 21 December, 2009 06:32
- sohamolina said...
Holiday dinner is a traditional Turkey.
- 21 December, 2009 07:15
- sohamolina said...
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- 21 December, 2009 07:16
- Joshlin said...
For Christmas my family always deep fries two turkeys and bakes a ham. I love the next day, because we make turkey and ham salad! Its so great!!
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- 21 December, 2009 07:17
- Liz said...
we'll probably have turkey. my mom's cheesy broccoli chicken rice casserole is famous.
- 21 December, 2009 07:17
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- 21 December, 2009 07:18
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- 21 December, 2009 07:18
- Barbarawr said...
If it were up to ME, we'd have new and exciting Christmas dinners every year. However, my entire family (including my kids! Maybe they're really adopted!) likes the boring, traditional ham, mashed potatoes, green beans, and the usual pies.
- 21 December, 2009 07:25
- Barbarawr said...
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- 21 December, 2009 07:25
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- 21 December, 2009 07:26
- Cricket said...
Usually we'll have turkey and all the usual fixings...this year, however, J decided he wanted to make chicken enchiladas for Christmas dinner. His enchiladas are awesome and he hasn't made them in a while...looking forward to breaking with tradition if it means yumminess... :D
- 21 December, 2009 07:36
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- Cricket said...
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- 21 December, 2009 07:39
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- 21 December, 2009 07:40
- mindy said...
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- 21 December, 2009 08:18
- Joshlin said...
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- 21 December, 2009 08:35
- Coupon Teacher said...
We always have turkey!
- 21 December, 2009 09:14
- Coupon Teacher said...
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- 21 December, 2009 09:15
- Amber S. said...
We're having a ham, mashed potatoes, corn, cranberry sauce, and rolls. Not sure what else yet....I'm hitting the store tonight!
- 21 December, 2009 10:02
- Amber S. said...
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- 21 December, 2009 10:03
- Tamara B. said...
We are having Cornish Hens, wild rice,green bean casserole and fresh homemade rolls.
- 21 December, 2009 11:12
- Tamara B. said...
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- 21 December, 2009 11:12
- Tamara B. said...
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- 21 December, 2009 11:12
- judybrittle said...
Our traditional holiday meal is stuffed cabbage,pierogies,meatballs and gravy,kielbaska,mashed potatoes,
cranberry sauce,bread stuffing,olives
deviled eggs and lots of desserts. We
make everything from scratch and only
make once a year. Thank you for this wonderful chance!
- 21 December, 2009 11:29
- Tabathia said...
This year we will be doing Christmas dinner different. I will be frying a turkey breast boneless with cajun seasoning and a standing ribeye roast bone-in or an apple pork loin.
- 21 December, 2009 11:29
- Tabathia said...
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- 21 December, 2009 11:29
- judybrittle said...
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- 21 December, 2009 11:30
- judybrittle said...
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- 21 December, 2009 11:30
- Alex K. said...
Honestly, I have no idea. But years past, I have had friend shrimp and lobster.
- 21 December, 2009 12:47
- Kim said...
We always have a baked ham, green bean casserole and pumpkin pie. The other sides will change from year to year.
- 21 December, 2009 13:17
- llinda29 said...
We will have ham
- 21 December, 2009 13:45
- llinda29 said...
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- 21 December, 2009 13:47
- Brent said...
We have Honeybaked Ham for Christmas Dinner. My wife makes homemade mashed potatoes from potatoes that she has steamed. Best potatoes in the world.
- 21 December, 2009 14:11
- Meaghan F. said...
The only thing that never changes is mashed potatoes!
- 21 December, 2009 14:15
- Hearts N Flowers said...
Usually our dinners are too big to post, but for xmas this year, we are going to have a fried chicken dinner for a change.
- 21 December, 2009 14:19
- Hearts N Flowers said...
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- 21 December, 2009 14:21
- ~ Cee ~ said...
Our holiday meal this year is a little different -- it's something my husband really wanted. It's a very simple casserole with the following layers x2:
tomato sauce
sliced polenta
flattened, breaded, baked chicken tenders
more sauce
shredded mozzarella
It's very comforting and easy to make, and as we've already done turkey and ham, and my husband wasn't interested in a roast this year, it should be a nice change of pace. We'll do a side of sauteed spinach with lemon and parmesan, and wine to drink. Thank you for this giveaway!
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- 21 December, 2009 14:21
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- 21 December, 2009 14:23
- ashley said...
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- 21 December, 2009 15:25
- ashley said...
My Family has different traditions based on what family is coming or not. But we always have fish and Beef in our dinner.
- 21 December, 2009 15:27
- Kia89 said...
We are having Turkey,Ham,Stuffing,Potato Salad, and Pie.
- 21 December, 2009 15:38
- Brad said...
We don't really have a traditional dinner. This year it will be grilled tri-tip.
- 21 December, 2009 15:56
- jlafount said...
I used to serve up pizza for christmas but this year I'll go with traditional ham and fixing.
- 21 December, 2009 17:22
- Genny said...
My holiday dinners are always pretty typical -- turkey, ham, mashed potatoes, green bean casserole, pumpkin pie!
- 21 December, 2009 17:24
- Genny said...
- 21 December, 2009 17:25
- Genny said...
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- 21 December, 2009 17:25
- Kidazy said...
Every year I make the turkey (maple bacon turkey with sage cornbread stuffing) and we have the traditional extras too like potatoes, green bean casserole and roast turnips. We also have a traditional English Christmas cake and Christmas pudding each year (we're English living in the US.)
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- 21 December, 2009 17:39
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- 21 December, 2009 17:40
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- 21 December, 2009 17:43
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- 21 December, 2009 17:45
- kdkdkd said...
I always make another Turkey, can't get enough turkey this time of year!
- 21 December, 2009 18:11
- Amber said...
It's hard to pick just one favorite dinner because every year is special and brings great memories. Our traditional dishes include sweet potatoes with brown sugar, stir-fried brussel sprouts and gingerbread cookies for dessert!
Thank you for the giveaway :)
- 21 December, 2009 18:31
- Amber said...
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- 21 December, 2009 18:31
- Annie said...
Our traditional dinner is rice with peas, potato salad, pork and something we call "pasteles" (we make it with green bananas and meat).
- 21 December, 2009 18:39
- Cheryl F. {The Lucky Ladybug} said...
We serve a traditional meal for for holiday dinners -- ham or turkey, gravy, green bean casserole, mashed potatoes, and/or stuffing, and maybe some cranberry relish, and pecan pie :) *Thanks* for the giveaway!
- 21 December, 2009 18:40
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- 21 December, 2009 18:40
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- 21 December, 2009 18:41
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- 21 December, 2009 18:41
- Joy said...
WE always have a roasted chicken and mashed potatoes for Christams. Thanks.
- 21 December, 2009 18:53
- Christy said...
We usually do a big roast lamb dinner on Christmas Eve but since our money is tight this year, we might have to do a cheap roast and try to jazz it up somehow.
- 21 December, 2009 18:59
- iluv2blog said...
This Christmas Eve with my boyfriend, we are going to have chicken for dinner.
- 21 December, 2009 19:25
- momznite said...
Every year we look forward to Mom's delicious lasagna!
- 21 December, 2009 19:42
- David Leavitt said...
We're going to have a roast!
- 22 December, 2009 00:13
- Mamushi Love said...
God-kids coming over to open gifts on Eve; going to the paternal relatives' Christmas Eve party/dinner; start cooking early Christmas morning; Starbucks at 8am with two of my best friends; finish cooking; dinner; gifts.
- 22 December, 2009 01:08
- melody said...
this year, it'll be roast chicken and cornbread, sweet potatoes and my co-worker made me red velvet cake.
- 22 December, 2009 04:05
- pamcallahan said...
We have Ham every year with all of the traditional side dishes. My favorite is Green Bean Casserole!
- 22 December, 2009 04:59
- Sarah said...
Turkey, garlic mashed potatoes, stuffing, waldorf salad, dinner rolls, pumpkin pie
- 22 December, 2009 07:18
- txgiggles45 said...
Because most of my family is German, on Christmas Eve we have a German meal of ox tail soup(tastes much better than it sounds! lol!), German fancy long weiners with Gray Poupon mustard, and German potato salad!
- 22 December, 2009 07:43
- sphinx63 said...
I will be at my brother's house this year for dinner, so I'm not sure what he is having. But I'm bringing Waldorf Salad. Thanks!
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- 22 December, 2009 08:18
- sohamolina said...
- 22 December, 2009 08:19
- clc408 said...
Mom makes a cranberry salad with chopped apples and walnuts. It just wouldn't be a holiday without it. Thanks for the chance!
- 22 December, 2009 08:37
- 5webs said...
I am a vegan, so I will have various dishes that I have made myself, and I always try to make one new dish. And my husband/kids will have a beef roast, mashed potatoes, green beans, rolls, and pie. We always seem to have green beans in some form, as our entire family loves them.
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- 22 December, 2009 09:23
- Heidi Gail said...
I'm having dinner at my daughter's house. She always serves a Honeybaked Ham and mashed potatoes. The guests bring everything else except dessert which my daughter varies each year. I will be bringing spinach dip.
- 22 December, 2009 09:57
- Bacallsmom said...
My holiday dinner will be at one of my husband's brother's home, and it will be a veritable smorgasboard of foods. We are in the south, so there will be fried turkey for sure, and I'm bringing a sweet onion pie and fruit salad. I know there will also be pecan pie. It will all be good and plenty. :-)
- 22 December, 2009 10:52
- hale2005 said...
We serve prime rib every year.
- 22 December, 2009 13:07
- Barbara said...
We're having prime rib, artichokes, au gratin potatoes, and for dessert a raspberry white chocolate cheesecake.
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- 22 December, 2009 13:25
- Terra H. said...
Green Bean Casserole and Broccoli Casserole are two dishes that are served every year.
- 22 December, 2009 14:11
- Terra H. said...
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- 22 December, 2009 14:11
- Holly said...
No matter what we are having for our Christmas Eve Dinner - we have to have stuffed mushrooms.
- 22 December, 2009 15:09
- Nanci said...
Growing up we always had ham, mashed potatoes and corn.
- 22 December, 2009 16:57
- jzagarjr said...
Our holiday dinner is: honey baked ham, green bean casserole, scalloped potatoes, and cole slaw.
- 22 December, 2009 17:11
- Deborah said...
We'll have turkey breast, stuffing, gravy, mashed potatoes, roasted sweet potatoes and brussel sprouts for dinner on Christmas. asthenight at gmail dot com
- 22 December, 2009 18:04
- ky2here said...
Favorite holiday dinner is a standing rib roast, rosemary new potatoes, asparagus with garlic butter and fresh baked bread.
- 22 December, 2009 18:34
- InABox said...
My holiday dinner will be turkey and dressing with all the usual sides. We only veer from the traditional with dessert.
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- 22 December, 2009 18:34
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- 22 December, 2009 18:35
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- 22 December, 2009 18:36
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- 22 December, 2009 18:38
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- 22 December, 2009 18:39
- Madam Pince said...
I always bring the Green Bean Casserole. I didn't taste this delight until I married my first husband, but ever since 1980, this is the dish I contribute, no matter who cooks the turkey.
- 22 December, 2009 19:02
- Julie said...
This year we are doing something different. Instead of the traditional ham etc. we are having tacos
- 22 December, 2009 22:08
- Julie said...
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- 23 December, 2009 05:42
- Terri said...
Every year we have meat ravioli that my mom makes from scratch. They are absolutely delicious and we look forward to them every year.
- 23 December, 2009 11:11
- Terri said...
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- 23 December, 2009 11:13
- Terri said...
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- 23 December, 2009 11:16
- Holly B said...
I'm hosting dinner for the first time at my house this year...so nervous!
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- 23 December, 2009 17:18
- sweetsue said...
My mom makes tostados every year on Christmas Eve. We also have lots of appetizers and chips and dip-I can't wait!
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- 23 December, 2009 19:45
- sweetsue said...
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- 23 December, 2009 19:51
- mscoffee77 said...
My husband makes a delicious pumpkin soup every year:)
- 23 December, 2009 20:05
- mmentor said...
always good to have one of these in your wallet for purchasing an old stanby...a pizza
- 23 December, 2009 21:37
- rayne87 said...
We usually have turkey and ham with different sides consisting usually of potatoes and other veggies. I wanted to make a pumpkin angel food cake recipe this year but I'll have to wait on it.
- 23 December, 2009 22:37
- jenn said...
Every year for Christmas we have a varied or different meal than years past, however, we ALWAYS have my Mom's green bean casserole! It never fails to be awesome.
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- 24 December, 2009 01:03
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- 24 December, 2009 01:05
- smilekisses said...
Ham, potato salad and green bean casserole.
- 24 December, 2009 01:21
- Claire said...
Sweet potato pie, every year. mmmmm.
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- 24 December, 2009 01:21
- mar said...
Our family holiday dinner will be grilled sauage with asparagus and shortbread. We will have Vanilla ice cream on top of brownies for desert!
- 24 December, 2009 02:33
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- 24 December, 2009 08:31
- Linda K said...
My mom and I are going to a small family restaurant for turkey or ham, whichever they are serving.
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- 24 December, 2009 15:50
- elkaye said...
We normally have turkey and/or ham as the main portion of our meal. The sides and desserts can be nearly anything. :)
- 24 December, 2009 23:44
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Blog follower.
- 24 December, 2009 23:44
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I tweeted: http://twitter.com/Elkaye/status/7026905644
- 24 December, 2009 23:47
- Sweeter the berry said...
We're having baked stuffing, baked macaroni and cheese, baked chicken, cabbage with potatoes, and chocolate cake for dessert. I usually make similar things during holidays with some variations.
- 25 December, 2009 03:02
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- 25 December, 2009 10:11
- JACLYN said...
We don't have a traditional dinner but our main course is usually something italian, like baked ziti or lasagna.
- 25 December, 2009 11:58
- Rae said...
We usually have the turkey, stuffing mashed potatoes and gravy, but this year we went with ham, macaroni salad.
- 25 December, 2009 18:22
- Michele said...
Thank you for the giveaway. We had turkey, ham, mashed potatoes, corn, rolls and pie! Not healthy but, very tasty.
- 25 December, 2009 22:07
- Michele said...
I follow your blog
- 25 December, 2009 22:08
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We are having Standing Rib Roast, Mashed Potatoes, Antipasto Platter,Rolls,Ham, Yams,cranberry sauce,Manicotti, hollandaise Sauce and win gravy (between Christmas Eve and Christmas Day!! Thanks for the chance.
- 25 December, 2009 22:21
- sweetiesteph23 said...
We had a different holiday dinner this year--we had a barbecue with hot dogs, hamburgers, etc. The weather was so beautiful we just had to!
- 26 December, 2009 00:14
- 1993wel said...
Our holiday dinner was tamales! Whenever we spend a Christmas without guests we always have tamales. Our family loves them!
- 26 December, 2009 02:50
- clynsg said...
We had a very traditional dinner--and a good thing that we had everything on hand, since Oklahoma had its first blizzard warning ever! We didn't get as much actual snow as some areas of the state, but we do have drifts--reminded me of growing up in Minnesota! Anyway, turkey, dressing, rolls, vegetable, sweet & mashed potatoes, pumpkin pie.
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- 26 December, 2009 05:40
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- 26 December, 2009 05:41
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- 26 December, 2009 07:57
- sksweeps said...
Our traditional holiday dinner is prime rib with all the appropriate side dishes and cheesecake for dessert! Yum!
- 26 December, 2009 11:07
- Deb said...
I made a center cut pork loin roast marinated in garlic and rosemary and wrapped in bacon. It was delish! We also had our favorite appetizer for holiday get togethers - baked brie with apricot preserves and toasted almonds...that is our traditional appetizer.
- 26 December, 2009 14:12
- EDRing said...
We had a traditional Christmas dinner with Turkey, dressing, sweet potatoes & broccoli & cheese sauce. I love Oyster dressing during the holidays.
- 26 December, 2009 15:01
- cstironkat said...
My holiday dinner was turkey breast, cranberry sauce, corn and homemade mashed potatoes. Later we had chocolate pie for dessert.
- 26 December, 2009 16:20
- Becky said...
We went to a friends and had Ham, mashed potatoes and gravy, green bean casserole, stuffing, and rolls.
- 26 December, 2009 16:45
- wkfr said...
Turkey,,ham,,mashed potato's, green beans,,rols,dressing, gravy,,sweet potato pie,,,german chocolate cake
- 26 December, 2009 18:15
- Jennifer said...
We always have turkey, ham, dressing, and all the other fixings, but what I look most forward to, is my Meme's wonderful Pecan pie! Yummmm!
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Pros: Gave me bass that was impossible from the factory speakers. Nice quality sound. Cons: None so far. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Sony XS-GT6938F Written By JimF, Wauseon Oh. on Monday, November 18, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very good sound for the cost Pros: Good price for a nice sounding, long lasting speaker Cons: Probably need to spend a lot more money if you want something you can really crank up, but for the back of a car plenty loud and sounds great 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Awesome sound for a great price Written By Anonymous, Spokane, WA on Friday, April 26, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These mighty might of speakers give great deep presence in my doors that allow me to under drive my sub ever so slightly. Super easy install. Crutchfield gave me all I needed to make it easy and quick. Pros: Great deeps, cheap price, easy install. Cons: Almost REQUIRES an amp to drive them. Head units will struggle. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No Add accessories for the Sony XS-GT6938F Add Accessories Add a Warranty Reduce ambient road noise and your vehicle's "rattles," for better sound inside your car. See all categories & accessories Reduce ambient road noise and your vehicle's "rattles," for better sound inside your car. Sound Deadening You'll need speaker wire to connect your speakers to your amp. Speaker Wire Keep your speakers clean and dry. They compress to fit behind your speakers. Foam Speaker Baffles These speaker connectors are handy if you're running new speaker wire or if your speakers have oversized terminals. Speaker Wire Connectors The right tools will help keep your installation simple and clean. Tools Connectors Dynamat 10415 Xtreme Speaker Kit Two 10-in. x 10-in. 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