Everyone is on a budget this year. I know, it’s tough. We hope that things will get easier in the future, but for now we are looking for value and quality combined. After all we only have one chance with that party or dinner and we need to do it right! right?
Imagine Christmas Dinner for 8 for only $30 and a New Year’s Eve party for 10 for under $40. You can make it happen at Walmart! With help like this, Moms don’t have to cut corners or sacrifice taste or quality when entertaining this winter.
The current economy impacts overall holiday plans for 80% of Moms, emphasizing the importance of deals like these when it comes to ensuring that Americans everywhere have the opportunity to enjoy holiday meals with their families. And with the majority of Moms planning to entertain more than 7 people for the holidays, Walmart’s fresh and affordable holiday meals help eliminate some of the stress that comes from hosting a large get-together.
Walmart’s Christmas Dinner for Eight under $30 provides all the ingredients necessary for a traditional meal, including a 10-lb Spiral Cut Half Ham, three cans of Del Monte green beans, one 10-lb bag of russet potatoes, Sara Lee dinner rolls, and a pumpkin pie. The New Year’s party basket for 10 for under $40 includes a Shrimp Tray, Vegetable Tray, Hillshire Farms Little Smokies, Pillsbury Crescent Rolls, Land O’Lakes Egg Nog, and a Red Velvet cake. And to give your recipes a new spin, Aarón Sanchez Sánchez of Food Network fame shares cooking tips and unique, delicious recipes he created with Walmart’s basket of holiday and New Year’s ingredients.
It’s value and quality combined that make a great party and make you look like the hostess with the mostest who spent the leastest.
And these days that’s a good thing!!
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Just tell me in a comment what you serve for holiday dinners?
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I’m a Southern cook so holiday dinners are full of good ol’ home cooking! In particular, pecan-crusted glazed ham, sweet potato casserole, fruit salad, deviled eggs. For dessert, my family just loves German Chocolate Cake. I only make it at Christmas or really special occasions, so it’s definitely a treat!
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We usually serve ham with cheesy potatoes.
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We are serving Ham with mac and cheese,dirty rice, green peas, carrots, yams, maybe a salad, pecan pie, pumpkin pie, fudge marble cake with ice cream (from schwans),
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We usually do a ham dinner.
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I like to do traditional foods, turkey, sweet potatoes and green bean casserole.
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We will be serving Cornish Hens with wild rice,green bean casserole and delicious family rolls.
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we usually go with some ham and scalloped pototatoes…maybe salad, bread. country food!
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I always serve ham with all the fixins!
we eat ham with all the traditional sides
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
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For holiday dinners, we typically have Prime rib or Turkey (sometimes we have both), heart attack mashed potatoes, gravy, stuffing ,rolls, salad, pumpkin pie & ice cream, cranberry sauce and tamales.
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We usually serve the works. Turkey or Ham, stuffing, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, corn, salad, rolls, and pies.
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Usually it’s Southern traditional: turkey/ham, dressing, mashed potatoes,sweet potatoes, relish tray, rolls, and pies for dessert.
This year my daughter home from college far away has requested lobster, cold lemon/garlic potatoes, and chocolate cheesecake. It should be interesting!
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Usually for my holiday dinner I have Turkey with all the trimmings but his year I’m going to have Lasagna, a nice salad and garlic bread.
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We like spiral cut ham with a brown sugar glaze, twice-baked potatoes, marshmallow yam casserole, burnt butter brussel sprouts, creamed corn and limas, relish tray, chunky cranberry relish, and pecan pie! Can’t wait, I’m drooling just thinking about it! Thanks.
Usually Turkey and then Ham on New Years. Sweet potatoes, dressing, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes Green beans … the classic array followed by pumpkin pie
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We typically have turkey, mashed potatoes and green bean casserole as our staples, with a variety of other side dishes & desserts. Thanks for the opportunity to win!
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Turkey and mashed potatoes are staples of any holiday dinner.
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I love our Christmas Eve tradition. We serve several entrees of fish, different kinds of fish like linguini and shrimp, chilean sea bass, flounder, calamari etc.
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