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MISSON, KS– – When it comes to celebrations, there’s no season quite like the holiday season.The celebration experts from Wilton share party tips and irresistible recipes to help create a fabulous cocktail …
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Are you hosting a New Years eve party on a budget? Weve got some tips that wont break your wallet.
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Two-thirds of adults surveyed said they would take steps to safeguard their belongings while having holiday parties.
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Two-thirds of adults surveyed said they would take steps to safeguard their belongings while having holiday parties.
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FD-SUPERGAMEPLAN: When planning a Super Bowl party, keep the food simple and easy to handle. (Gannett News Service, Heather Wines) / Provided to the Reno Gazette-Journal
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Getting ready to host a big bash for family and friends this holiday season? You might have noticed that parties aren’t cheap. The invitations, food, and decorations quickly add up. The National Retail Federation estimates that while we spend about $400 on gifts for family, we spend close to $200 on decorations, food, flowers, and mailings this time of year.
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Party with the best of them with some easy holiday presentation tips from local caterers and kitchen suppliers.
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Of all the expenses racked up during the holiday season, the holiday party is not one that needs to cost a fortune.
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In 1982 — long before she had her own TV show or magazine or brand — a young caterer named Martha Stewart wrote a book on entertaining in other people’s homes. Now, nearly 30 years later, Stewart’s 75th book invites readers into her own house.
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Q: I’m a restaurant owner and am thinking of hosting a holiday party at my restaurant for staff and a few favorite customers. I’m nervous about how it will go, but I’d like to thank the staff for doing such a good job this year.
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