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"Available at: Your local supermarket What I think: I had just finished watching a TV segment about how to feed 10 people on Thanksgiving for $70 when my friend Lori called to talk about ways to save money this holiday. So I told her what I&amp;#039;d just heard about how finding clippable coupons from websites, newspapers and super-market flyers and using some of the other suggestions could keep her cost down to about $70. So imagine how pleased I was when Lori called back to say her dinner for 10 was only going to cost her $59.95. Wow, I thought, she really did her homework and found some great coupons. Not so. Apparently Lori decided to take a break from 2 hours of coupon research to look at her mail. She found three separate flyers from local supermarkets for fully cooked Thanksgiving dinners for 10 people. One cost $49.99 (Shoprite) and two others - A&amp;amp;amp;P and Stop&amp;amp;amp;Shop were $59.99. They all included mashed and/or sweet potatoes, veggies, stuffing, cranberry relish and gravy! She preferred Stop&amp;amp;amp;Shop because it had everything she wanted, including Pumpkin Pie. Lori&amp;#039;s thrilled. She&amp;#039;s spending only $59.95 for a fully prepared meal -- and saving all kinds of time looking for coupons, running to the stores and doing all the cooking! Apparently supermarkets everywhere are offering deals like these. Hard to top them, unless you&amp;#039;re like I am and really enjoy the cooking! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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