Whether you live apart from loved ones or simply want a breather from the drama and political debates, spending Thanksgiving alone can actually be a blast—and delicious too. If you’re worried about your lack of turkey-cooking skills, don’t be. All you need is a joint, a cozy holiday film, and a heaping pile of good old American junk food. Here’s how to make a greasy Thanksgiving feast for one that will lift your spirits and satisfy those munchies.
What better comfort food is there than processed cheese mixed with more processed cheese? To start things off, use Doritos to zest up some macaroni and cheese, a gooey favorite found at many Thanksgiving meals.
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Why spend hours tending to a needy turkey when you could just pile a bunch of fried chicken into the shape of a turkey? To throw together the fastest holiday entree known to man, you’ll have to make stops at KFC and McDonald’s.
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Everyone has their opinion on White Castle burgers, but one thing’s for sure: They’re the perfect foundation for a quick and mean casserole. Skip the green beans this year and put together a yummy dish of ground beef, toasty bread, tater tots, and noodles instead.
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You can’t mess with a classic, but you can liven it up a little with some vegan butter that will work for every diet. Stove Top stuffing is a perfect side for any Thanksgiving meal.
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An apple pie made of apple pies? Genius. Finish off your solo feast with a warm dessert that requires no oven, tricky measurements, or countertop covered in flour.
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To ganja up your solo Thanksgiving celebration, sprinkle in some hits of one of our favorite holiday strains. Happy “cooking”!
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I’ve never heard of anyone mixing KFC mac n’ cheese with Doritos… or White Castle burgers with chicken noodle soup… Or the KFC and McDonalds combination… I’m shocked.
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