Factory Builder Stores usually launches "Turn Your Oven On Day" on November 4th but decided to remind everyone a full month early to test your appliances now to ensure there's enough time to repair or order, deliver, & install in time for the upcoming holidays!

This year's reminder is in the form of one of the great shows of old. We hope you enjoy it & remember:
DON'T LET FAULTY APPLIANCES RUIN YOUR HOLIDAY SEASON. TURN ON YOUR OVEN, TODAY!



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I was put in charge of getting the groceries Thanksgiving '95. Left the sack with the cranberry sauce in it at HEB. Dad went back to get it, and never came back.

Right?!?! I have used my oven 4 times today.

Not going in a kitchen again until we know how lizard scale smoke happens.

According to "Shipt" (a grocery delivery service), Cranberry sauce is the number 1 most forgotten ingredient/food for Thanksgiving

Yes! I was shocked when I learned this too!

-Jeannie Zindler-Miles, Marketing Director FBS

A turkey that is not completely thawed dropped rapidly in to a too full pot of too hot oil is a spectacular sight, so long as it's not anywhere close to anyone you like or their home. My step father did not know this prior to attempting to deep fry one after researching the technique via a too short conversation with a too drunk friend of his.

At Thanksgiving at the in-laws in Dallas one year I had an epic fail frying a turkey. It was 40F and windy outside, and the burner they had for frying fish wouldn't put out near enough heat. The oil temperature struggled to limp up over 300F, and when I dunked the bird it dropped back below 250F and wouldn't come back up. Instead of a beautiful crispy fried exterior, the turkey turned out greasy, boiled looking, and pale. We managed to salvage enough edible breast meat for the meal, but it was not good.

We went to my Dad's for Thanksgiving one year. Sat down to eat. No turkey. His neighbor had made a dry pork loin instead.
We stopped at Whataburger on the way home.
Now I insist on making the turkey every year, whether at home or at family's house.

combat wombat said:

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People use their ovens so infrequently that they need to test them prior to major "cooking golidays"?

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I've never turned on my oven. Have lived in my apartment for over 3 years.

 

Factory Builder Stores said:

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According to "Shipt" (a grocery delivery service), Cranberry sauce is the number 1 most forgotten ingredient/food for Thanksgiving

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