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Celebrate Thanksgiving with value

Americans are watching their budgets, but no one wants to compromise on one of the most treasured meals of the year. Trust the experts at the Butterball Turkey Talk-Line to help bring value to your table with tried-and-true turkey advice as well as cost-saving tools and recipes.

"The Butterball Turkey Talk-Line has been helping families celebrate memorable Thanksgivings for nearly 30 years. This year, we've come up with great ways to help Americans enjoy a delicious meal, even when money is tight," said Mary Clingman, director of the Butterball Turkey Talk-Line.

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Beyond pumpkin pie

Give thanks for pumpkin pie

We must give thanks to the inventive cook who decided that the big orange vegetable growing out there in the corn patch could be baked into a pie. She was a culinary genius equaled only by the person who first dared to cook and eat a lobster.

Even after a big Thanksgiving dinner we always manage to pay homage to the lowly pumpkin by turning it into pie and then, alas, we don't taste pumpkin pie again until a year later.