Dolly Parton’s $28 Holiday Stoneware Platter Brings Country Charm to Christmas Cookie Spreads ...Saudi Arabia

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It’s the most wonderful time of the year for anyone who loves all things merry and bright. Between the sparkling Christmas decorations, festive dinnerware, and endless excuses to bake another batch of cookies, there’s plenty to look forward to as the holidays approach. And if your Christmas playlist features plenty of Dolly Parton, why not bring a little of her signature country charm to your holiday table, too?

Dolly’s festive home collection is full of cheerful finds, but the $28 Dolly Parton Holiday Toile Oval Platter at Walmart is particularly fitting for anyone who loves to entertain. Whether you’re hosting Christmas dinner, putting together a spread for a holiday movie marathon, or looking for a pretty way to deliver homemade treats to friends and neighbors, it’s an easy way to make the occasion feel special. After all, who better to help you celebrate the season than the queen of country herself?

Dolly Parton Holiday Toile Oval Platter, $28 at Walmart

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The centerpiece of this festive platter is its playful “Deck the Halls With Songs of Dolly” design, which gives a classic Christmas saying a country music twist. Dolly’s name appears in bold red script with green accents, surrounded by little red snowflakes and stars. Beneath the lettering, a green illustration depicts a snowy country landscape complete with a rustic cabin, trees, and rolling hills. The scalloped silhouette and thin red border add an old-fashioned touch. 

Measuring 12 inches wide by 9.5 inches long and 1 inch high, it offers plenty of room for all your favorite bites. Fill it with gingerbread cookies, peppermint bark, and homemade fudge for a Christmas dessert spread. Or, arrange sliced cheeses, cured meats, crackers, and cranberry preserves for guests to snack on before dinner. The festive artwork also makes it a lovely centerpiece for a buffet, especially when paired with red napkins, greenery, and candles.

While it’s certainly pretty enough to display, this platter is made to handle the demands of holiday entertaining. Crafted from chip-resistant stoneware, it’s also oven- and microwave-safe, so you can use it to warm up food or reheat leftovers. Once the festivities are over, simply pop it in the dishwasher.

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For the Dolly Parton fan in your life, it would make an especially charming present. Fill it with homemade sugar cookies, candy canes, and a handwritten recipe card, then wrap everything in cellophane and tie it with a big red bow. You could also pair it with festive mugs, hot cocoa mix, and a Dolly Christmas album for a gift or raffle basket.

Related: Dolly Parton’s ‘Cute’ $32 Quilted Oven Mitt Set Adds Down-Home Charm to Everyday Baking 

Pour the eggnog, plate the cookies, and cue the Christmas carols. Shop the Dolly Parton Holiday Toile Oval Platter for $28 at Walmart!

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