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Cooking Thanksgiving dinner is already a lot of work, especially when you’re trying to get the turkey, mashed potatoes, and all the other sides ready around the same time. And by the time everything makes it to the table, something usually needs to be reheated. If you’re hosting this year, Walmart has a kitchen gadget that could make things a little easier. The Goldlemon Rollable Electric Warming Mat is on sale for $35, down from $60, and it comes in blue and beige.
The electric mat measures 25.6 inches long and 15 inches wide, giving you enough room to keep multiple serving dishes warm at once. It’s made from flexible, food-grade silicone and has six adjustable temperature settings ranging from 122 to 212 degrees Fahrenheit. It also has a timer you can set for up to 10 hours, plus a child-lock feature that helps prevent accidental changes to the controls. As a bonus, the surface is waterproof and oil-resistant, making it easy to wipe clean after dinner.
Goldlemon Rollable Electric Warming Mat, From $35 (was $60) at Walmart
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Shop at WalmartThe last thing you probably want to do after spending hours cooking is keep running back to the kitchen to reheat everything. This warming mat gives you a designated spot to keep dishes at serving temperature while you finish prepping the rest of the meal. Just make sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions for safe cookware and food temperatures.
One reviewer called it “a game changer for keeping foods warm,” while another said, “This warming tray is revolutionary in that it is easily portable, has large capacity for at least two dinner plates and a serving bowl.” Someone else appreciated spending more time at the table instead of reheating food, writing, “This silicone warming mat makes mealtime so much easier.”
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It would also come in handy for Christmas dinner, birthday parties, or game-day parties when you’re putting out food for lots of people. You could even use it for a casual weekend brunch to help keep breakfast warm while everyone gets settled. And since it has a detachable 6.5-foot cord, you have flexibility in where you set it up, as long as there’s an outlet nearby.
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Chefman Electric Glass-Top Food Warming Tray, $49 (was $80) at Walmart Vasg 4-In-1 Expandable Food Warming Mat, $63 (was $120) at Walmart Bluebow 4-Pack Buffet Food Warmer Set, $85 (was $162) at WalmartUnlike a bulky warming tray, the Goldlemon Rollable Electric Warming Mat can be rolled up once it cools down and tucked into its included storage bag. It’s also lightweight enough to bring along if you’re helping someone else host a holiday gathering. And for as little as $35, it’s an affordable way to make serving meals a little easier, especially during the busy holiday season. Be sure to head to Walmart to grab one while it’s still up to 42% off.
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