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MNN.COM › Food › Healthy Eating
Thanksgiving dinner on a budget [Infographic]
It can be hard to feel grateful when Thanksgiving dinner costs soar each year. But there is hope! We present some great tips for stretching your dollar this season, and creative ways to turn your leftovers into exciting new meals.
Mon, Nov 12 2012 at 5:07 PM

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Thanksgiving on a budget infographic
This infographic appears courtesy of Yummly.
 
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anonymous
Diane MacEachern Nov 15 2012 at 3:39 PM

Generally, I like the content on MNN.com. But your suggestions in this graphic to buy a supermarket turkey and canned food seem way off the environmental mark. Supermarket turkeys in all likelihood are raised inhumanely on factory farms. Most canned food comes in cans lined with BPA. Wouldn't it be better to suggest people not buy excess, but buy quality, eco-friendly food, than to buy food that has a pretty big and negative environmental footprint?

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