This is a sponsored post with Bob Evans Holiday Help Farm. All opinions are my own.#BeHolidayHelp
We all know that along with all of the fun that comes with the holidays, there’s also tons to do. It often leaves us with very little time to actually enjoy what really matters most, time with our family and decorating our tree together. Are you looking to focus more on friends and family and spend less time in the kitchen? If so, you’re in luck, because whether you’re looking to dine-in at a restaurant or enjoy a complete meal at home, Bob Evans has all the Holiday Help from the Farm that you need to prepare a delicious stress free holiday feast!
Among the offering of the Premium Farmhouse Feast: an entire holiday meal that serves up to 10 people, for only $109.99, that includes a slow-roasted whole boneless turkey breast and sliced hickory smoked ham (packed cold) and comes with a la carte sides (they have everything from mashed potatoes to pumpkin pie) to complete catering options! Now I don’t know about you, but that sounds like a sweet deal!
The Farmhouse Feast can be ordered at any Bob Evans (click here for more info) and scheduled to be picked up at your convenience (quantities are limited so make sure you ordered ahead). Thanksgiving packages are also available for smaller gatherings and are priced at $49.99 (serves 4) and you also have the option of just ordering sides, which is perfect if you’re having Thanksgiving at someone else’s house and want to bring a side along with you or you can have everything taken cared of with catering (prices vary) for your office holiday party or a larger than expected family gathering. You can either order online or via phone from your local Bob Evans (most Bob Evans are open from 8am to 8pm).
Holiday help from the farm combines all the yummy food and the hospitality that Bob Evans is known for, along with a few tips to ensure your guests feel special and appreciated, from Liz Post (from the Emily Post Institute):
• Plan in advance so you can enjoy the holiday, greet each guest as they arrive, and make everyone feel special and appreciated.
Mentally prepare yourself to roll with the punches. Things always go wrong but as long as you remain calm, your holiday event will be a success.
Keep your focus on your friends and family. It doesn’t matter if the turkey burns or the table is not set to perfection, the most important thing is that your guests feel welcome.
With delicious food (that you don’t have to cook) combined with a few helpful tips on hosting and creating a warm and inviting holiday environment, Bob Evans brings all the pieces together! With holiday help from the Farm, Bob Evans can bring the values of togetherness right into your home!
For more Holiday tips, call the Bob Evans Holiday Helpline: (855)4MY-TABLE or click here for more information.
This is a great option for the holidays. Actually, our group of friends decided to order in for our Christmas party last year. Whoever had time made extras, like apps or desserts. It takes a lot of pressure off during the holidays.
This is such a great time saver for during the holidays! I know everyone is always so busy, anything that can help shave a little time off of cooking is definitely a plus. I’d definitely order some sides!
This is such a great idea for Thanksgiving! I was at another restaurant this week and saw a similar deal and genuinely considered ordering it so I could spend less time in the kitchen and more time with the family! I’ve got to try it out!
Making guests feel welcome is part of the challenge. Preparing food that’s homey and tasty will be great to satisfy them and make them enjoy their stay. A feast for 10 people costing $109.99 is good especially since you won’t have to worry about where else to get decent food.
This is so cool! I didn’t realize that there were restaurants or businesses that made complete Thanksgiving meals to go like this. I love your idea of order sides if you’re headed to a get together.
This is a terrific option to cooking everything oneself at home – I imagine it would spare a lot of stress and save a lot of time for the main cook in the family.
Also good is the option to pick up a side(s) or pie(s) to take to a dinner you were invited to — and save on having to prepare it yourself.
Good tips as well to ease up on the stress that trying to make everything ‘just perfect’ can bring about.