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2022’s Best Places to Shop on Black Friday – WalletHub Study
With last year’s Black Friday sales drawing 66.5 million Americans to shop in person and 88 million to shop online, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released its report on 2022’s Best Places to Shop on Black Friday, as well as accompanying videos and expert commentary. WalletHub surveyed nearly 4,000 deals from 16 of the biggest U.S. retailers’ 2022 Black Friday ad scans to identify the stores offering the biggest discounts in various product categories such as “Appliances,” “Jewelry” and “Toys.” The following are some highlights from the report: Best Black Friday Retailers (Avg. % Discount) 1. JCPenney (64.71%) 6. Lenovo (40.67%) 2. Belk (64.23%) 7. Target (32.87%) 3. Macy’s (53.05%) 8. Big Lots…
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Food Holidays: November 2022: National Stuffing Mix
Welcome to our series featuring Food Holidays: November 2022: National Stuffing Mix. Do you call Stuffing or Dressing? How about White Bread Stuffing or Cornbread Stuffing and why? When I was a child we would have both because my dad didn’t like Cornbread Stuffing and my mom didn’t care for Bread Stuffing. Which my sister and brother also prefer Cornbread Stuffing while I prefer Bread Stuffing which I never get since my parents have passed away. National Stuffing Month Stuffing is a must have for a lot of people in the world of Thanksgiving. Chicken and Turkey can pop up at any time of the year. When we want to…
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Unique Holidays: October 26th, 2021
Good morning, welcome to our series sharing Unique Holidays: October 26th, 2021. Its National Mincemeat Day, I haven’t ever had Mincemeat and I don’t think I would want to try it even in a Pie. How about you. Have you had Mincemeat and did you like it or not? National Mincemeat Day is always October 26th National Mincemeat Day celebrates a sweet and tasty Meat treat. For those of us that have had Mincemeat before, we can share in the great taste. For those of us who have never heard of Mincemeat, don’t you think today would be a good time to get introduced to Mincemeat? Mincemeat dates back to Medieval…







