Thanksgiving Shopping List — Things You May Need for Thanksgiving

This list started as a real family's Thanksgiving game plan — the tools that actually get reached for on the big day — matched with the top-rated versions of each. Sorted the way the day actually flows. Free shipping on orders $35+ or with Prime.


— THE BIRD —

Turkey Oven Roasting Bags (holds up to 24 lbs, 2 ct) — $2.94

https://link.amazon/B04dds0sJ

Aluminum Foil Pans, full size, 2 ct — $13.99 (good to a 16 lb bird — double them, sheet pan underneath)

https://link.amazon/B01X1QyX0

Nonstick Roasting Pan 11x15 with Rack — $18.16

https://link.amazon/B0cSmeuXF

Creole Butter Marinade (the injectable butter) — $14.95

https://link.amazon/B0cE9nYx6

Instant-Read Meat Thermometer — $5.99

https://link.amazon/B0ho0GkZe

Electric Carving Knife Set — $30.95

https://link.amazon/B0dgfgLuh


— PREP & COOKING —

Cutting Board Set of 3 — $11.99 — https://link.amazon/B0cWcmKDa

3-Qt Strainer/Colander — $11.99 — https://link.amazon/B0fc568Ns

Potato Masher, stainless — $6.98 — https://link.amazon/B0cCdQvVY

Fiskie Fork-and-Whisk (the gravy whisk) — $6.28 — https://link.amazon/B00CC14lf

Silicone Utensil Set, 9 pieces — $11.19 — https://link.amazon/B0gBuuw8I

Kitchen Tongs Set, 7/9/12 inch — $8.99 — https://link.amazon/B06crSeGC

Nonstick Pots & Pans Set, 8 pieces — $49.99 — https://link.amazon/B016W2uLi

Mini Slow Cooker, 1.5 qt — $15.99 (keeps the gravy or the mashed potatoes warm and out of the way) — https://link.amazon/B0aBNSiyx


— BAKING —

Nonstick Muffin Pans, set of 2 — $15.72 — https://link.amazon/B0ckZ0Jtj


— SERVING —

Porcelain Turkey Platter, 16 inch — $29.99 — https://link.amazon/B02HWC2az

Glass Serving Tray / Dessert Platter — $23.99 — https://link.amazon/B0578uYRM

Porcelain Serving Trays, 12 inch, set of 4 — $17.99 — https://link.amazon/B08WYFKW8

Divided Snack Tray with Lid — $14.99 — https://link.amazon/B0b3QGV1Z

Gravy Boat with Spoon, ceramic — $12.79 — https://link.amazon/B0ghAdKGh

Deviled Egg Containers with Lid, holds 24 — $9.99 — https://link.amazon/B01N0tME4


— TABLE & LEFTOVERS —

Thanksgiving Party Plates & Napkins, 50 pc — $7.99 — https://link.amazon/B019jp4Md

Compostable Divided Plates, 60 pack — $20.79 — https://link.amazon/B067CSAiS

Take-Aways Containers, 30 pack — $23.74 (send everybody home with leftovers) — https://link.amazon/B0cxPKS4w

Press'N Seal Wrap — $4.79 — https://link.amazon/B0gCNvrw1

Heavy Duty Foil, 50 sq ft — $5.97 — https://link.amazon/B0a89P8kM

Baggy Racks, pack of 2 — $6.99 (leftovers freeze FLAT — stock, turkey, all of it) — https://link.amazon/B09QGKVSx

Silicone Ice Cube Trays, 3 pack — $5.39 (freeze stock and gravy in cubes for the weeks after) — https://link.amazon/B0U8Bctkv


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