Complements of the Chef: 7 Things to Bring to Thanksgiving Dinner Without Cooking

Just because you opted not to cook this Thanksgiving doesn't mean you can't contribute to the feast you're attending this year. There are oodles of other ways to help your host by bringing no-bake items as well. Lucky for you, I've got lots of options in my no-cooking-required cornucopia -- thanks to a quick call to the friend holding Thanksgiving this year. (Talk about thankful!) Check out 7 things you can bring to Thanksgiving dinner without cooking! - By Deb Rox

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A Bottle of Wine
Wine is a staple hostess gift and an easy-to-bring item for the non-cooking potluck guest. Don't forget to bring a corkscrew if you think your hosts might not have one, or just to make it easy to handle without distracting someone who is busy mashing potatoes. Pinot noir, like this bottle by Sonoma, would pair well with turkey.
Related: 8 last-minute printables for easy Thanksgiving decorations
Photo by: Babble
A Bottle of Wine
Wine is a staple hostess gift and an easy-to-bring item for the non-cooking potluck guest. Don't forget to bring a corkscrew if you think your hosts might not have one, or just to make it easy to handle without distracting someone who is busy mashing potatoes. Pinot noir, like this bottle by Sonoma, would pair well with turkey.
Related: 8 last-minute printables for easy Thanksgiving decorations

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