Many opt for pre-cooked dinners to save money
Many New Jersey residents say they are opting for pre-cooked food this Thanksgiving, like the meals from Hinck?s Turkey Farm in Wall, in an effort to save time and money. Hinck?s customers say that the
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Nov 27, 2008, 1:27 AM
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Many New Jersey residents say they are opting for pre-cooked food this Thanksgiving, like the meals from Hinck?s Turkey Farm in Wall, in an effort to save time and money.
Hinck?s customers say that the prices for turkey, stuffing, pies and all the traditional Thanksgiving foods are comparable, if not less expensive, than purchasing the ingredients for a homemade feast.
Hinck's offers a turkey dinner with all the sides for a family of five for $52.99.
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