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Nov 1, 2019

We'll explore its origins, how a Generation X sitcom written by Baby Boomers compelled Millennials to start their own holiday, and what you can bring if you are going to your first or fifth Friendsgiving. #doitforthegram #giantfoodies 

 

Show Notes: 

Recipe ideas from our blogs: 

https://giantfood.com/gf-wellness/#/blog 

 

Grab and Go Items:  

·         Savory - Charcuterie with meats (prosciutto, salami), cheeses, cornichons, olives, fruits and veggies, jams and chutneys, dried fruits and nuts, fresh bread and savory crackers 

·         Sweet -  "Charcuterie" with vanilla or chocolate hummus, fruits (fresh and dried), nuts, sweet chutneys and jams, chocolates, fresh cookies, and sweet breads 

 

Premade trays of sushi, wraps and produce: 

https://giantfood.com/shop-online/gl-catering/ 

 

The First Friendsgiving by Chris Brotzman

(one Millennial’s take on the origin of Friendsgiving): 

https://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/the-first-friendsgiving 

 

Friendsgiving: The Ultimate Guide

https://www.chowhound.com/food-news/211062/friendsgiving-the-ultimate-guide/