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Enjoy a Plant-Based Thanksgiving Dinner and Shop Black Friday Deals at Local Businesses in Olympia

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The Park Side Café in Olympia is accepting pre-orders for its Heat-at-Home Thanksgiving Dinner, designed to accommodate various dietary preferences including vegan and gluten-free options. The meal features three main dishes, including seitan ham roast and tofu roast, alongside a selection of sides and desserts that are clearly labeled for allergens. Orders can be picked up on November 25 or 26, allowing families to enjoy a stress-free holiday. Following Thanksgiving, The Rolling Pin celebrates its 6th anniversary with a Black Friday sale, offering discounts ranging from 20% to 60% on kitchen supplies. The store will operate from 9 a.

m. to 6 p. m. on November 28 and 29, encouraging local shopping. Shoppers can also enjoy exclusive sales throughout November and December.

Supporting these local businesses not only eases holiday preparations but also strengthens the community. The Park Side Café and The Rolling Pin exemplify how local businesses enhance the holiday experience in Olympia.

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