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For the last couple of years, the holidays have looked a little different. If you’ve decided to travel to be with your loved ones this season, you’re simultaneously trying to keep track of whom you’ve bought presents for, which ones you’ve wrapped, and where, oh where, did you stash them?
Inevitably, you’ll also be invited to a few “last-minute, low-key gatherings”—sometimes, more than one in a day!—where the host insists that you don’t have to bring anything, but you can't possibly show up empty-handed. You'll need something un-fussy that can be prepped in big batches, toted around from day to night without spilling or souring, and plenty crowd-pleasing so there's none left over to bring back home.
To give you one less thing to worry about, we teamed up with a few of our friends in the food and drinks spaces to whip up some recipes that fit the bill exactly. The best part is, you can stash them all in a sturdy bag and take 'em all on the go, no sweat. So grab the goods and let’s pack:) developed a dip recipe that isn’t delicate and travels well: his festive Golden Beet Dip. “I carry the base dip in its own large container, then the toppings each in their own vessel,” says Pelosi.
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