/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>15076651
I'll be honest, Boston Market has worked really well for Thanksgivings I've spent alone (which has been most of them). Depending on what your local BM offers, you can call ahead and pick up, order online, schedule delivery, etc.

My state makes all restaurants except fast food joints close on Thanksgiving, so if I actually want to eat it the day of, I have to get my food from BM the day before and then just reheat it. Kinda dumb but it's what I do when I want traditional food on Thanksgiving, cuz I'm sure as shit not cooking all that myself.

Try them out. I'd suggest getting some dinner rolls from a store though (BM doesn't have those) and maybe some extra canned/jarred gravy (BM never provides enough for my tastes.

Anyone else looking to a relaxing Thanksgiving alone this year? Not being sarcastic. I'm so glad to be able to enjoy traditional foods by myself, and not put up with family.

>>13076754
I did that once. Wished I’d gotten pizza instead. Made me sad.

who alone for Thanksgiving this year, /ck/? all years?

I have been doing Boston Market every year for almost 15 years now. never gets any better. but I do it anyway. sometimes I think I should just eat Chinese or something unrelated to the holiday. what do you think?