This Genius Advent Calendar Transforms Your Thanksgiving Leftovers into 12 Flavor-Packed Meals

You can only reheat Thanksgiving dinner so many times before it gets a little boring. Fortunately, Texas Pete hot sauce has a new way to leave leftover fatigue behind this year: its 12 Meals of Leftovers Calendar.

Part advent calendar, part Thanksgiving leftover solution, the 12 Meals of Leftovers features a variety of different hot sauces that will kick up the heat on anything from roast turkey to mashed potatoes. Plus, it contains a few extra surprises to help you put a fresh spin on all the most classic Thanksgiving meals.

The 12 Meals of Leftovers Advent Calendar

This 12-day calendar is available starting on Nov. 2, and retails for $50 (shipping included). Behind each door is a 2 oz. bottle of Texas Pete hot sauce—every day reveals a new flavor, from ultra-spicy hot sauce to buffalo sauce.

Alongside each bottle, you’ll also find a recipe to help you use up your Thanksgiving leftovers. Each recipe incorporates your hot sauce of the day and your leftover ingredients into a fresh dish, from a flavorful Cranberry Turkey Bánh Mì to honey mustard Monte Cristo Slider Rolls.

Make the Most of the Advent Calendar

If you don’t freeze your Thanksgiving leftovers, you should have about four days to finish them off when refrigerated properly, according to the USDA. This is what helped Texas Pete come up with 12 different meals for its calendar, so you can use up everything in your fridge before it goes bad.

Most of the suggested recipes are delightfully versatile; while you’ll spot recipes for a breakfast burrito and waffles inside the advent calendar, Texas Pete also uses plenty of sandwiches and sliders to create meals that are suitable for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, depending on what you’re craving. Many of these dishes can even be used for appetizers, while others are hearty enough for a dinner that serves six.

The Texas Pete 12 Meals of Leftovers Advent Calendar will be available to purchase exclusively on the brand’s official website beginning Nov. 2.

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