ThanksgivingDinner

    By Bruce Watson

    | 3:20AM 11/24/2011
    When it comes to eating locally, it's hard to beat the original Thanksgiving dinner. Today's holiday diners have far more options than the Pilgrims, and the string beans, sweet potatoes, cranberries and such on your table may come from abroad -- but they probably didn't have to come too far.

    By Geoff Williams

    | 3:00PM 11/30/2009
    If you're feeling guilty for being a glutton over Thanksgiving, here's something else to chew on: We waste a lot of food. A new study published in the journal PLoS One has found that we Americans are wasting fifty percent more food than we did in 1974. Approximately 1,400 calories worth of food...

    By Bob Cesca

    | 9:00AM 11/26/2009
    My wife and I occasionally shop for groceries at a supermarket that allows customers to collect points towards coupons, giveaways and other discounts. This year, we collected enough points to get a free turkey. Hooray. In years past, we never would've considered buying a frozen turkey from a chain...

    By Aaron Crowe

    | 11:30AM 11/18/2009
    After five years of price increases, the cost of a classic Thanksgiving dinner dropped 4% this year -- down $1.70 to $42.91 for a feast for 10. The figures are from the American Farm Bureau Federation, which has conducted the annual survey since 1986 as an informal gauge of price trends around the...

    By Julia Scott

    | 2:45PM 11/16/2009
    Is it possible to make Thanksgiving dinner for eight with all the trimmings for less than $20? Walmart says yes, but I think you can bring the cost down even more by shopping at multiple stores. Walmart is selling select birds for 40 cents a pound, which means a 12-pound bird is less than $5. You...

    By Geoff Williams

    | 7:00PM 11/24/2008
    Let's get the first one right out of the way: You can save a lot of money by choosing NOT to celebrate Thanksgiving, or by letting somebody else feed you and yours. But you're not going that route. You're cooking the bird, and you need tips. Here are five Turkey Day tips that will help you save...

    By Aaron Crowe

    | 4:30PM 11/14/2008
    If you're looking for a way to save money at the grocery store, shopping for a Thanksgiving meal is a good way to find deals that you normally won't find the rest of the year. Turkeys are historically less expensive in November and December than in other months, so now is the time to clean out your...