Thanksgiving and Food INFLATION How Will It Affect YOUR FAMILY?


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It is time for the Saturday night live! Prepper chat. How do we navigate Thanksgiving with Food inflation and higher prices?

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  1. Katie Trapnell
    Katie Trapnell says:

    My mom's stuffing is homemade and just warms my belly as much as my heart. I've only made stuffing once that came into close range as mom's. Pray for my mom (watching replay) she's having hysterectomy Monday Nov 7. Thank u!

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  2. Alison Phillips
    Alison Phillips says:

    My mom always made stove top growing up so it has the taste of childhood but I make mine from scratch. Thanksgiving is pretty cheap with homemade rolls, stuffing, gravy, corn, and mashed potatoes which I keep at home all the time. Just bought my 16 lb turkey. I got $0.49 lb because I wanted to get earlier and not worry about stock. It is more then I have spent in the past but probably under $10 for a meal.

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  3. hoosier prepping nurse
    hoosier prepping nurse says:

    For a change to the cranberry sauce. Ball recipes has one for a cranberry, orange and walnut sauce. I canned it about 6 years ago. Found a jar a few weeks ago. Opened it and it is still good. I do 4 oz and 8 oz jars. They also make a great addition if doing a food basket or buy itself.

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  4. hoosier prepping nurse
    hoosier prepping nurse says:

    A tip on canning meats. I use the Better than Bouillon. It is great with the ham, beef or chicken for canning. They have a garlic one and a chili one I want to try. I make it a little weaker than the direction. It’s to maintain the flavor and not over power it because of the seasonings in bouillon.

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  5. Rita Hunter
    Rita Hunter says:

    Sorry I missed your live. I was with a friend that just lost her mom. Her husband is stuck in Germany so couldn't be with her. Today was the service and I didn't want her to come home to an empty house.

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