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Thanksgiving labels: buffet, leftovers and pie in three styles

Thanksgiving labels — A sheet of tent-fold food labels each with a leaf border and a blank centre, dashed cut lines, rustic printable on kraft paper, leaf and wheat borders, warm serif lettering, print-ready
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Reading 1Buffet labels
Reading 2Leftover labels
Reading 3Pie labels

Three Thanksgiving label sheets: buffet food tags to name each dish, leftover labels for the fridge, pie labels for the dessert table. Every label leaves its centre blank for your own wording, with cut lines throughout. Drawn rustic burlap-and-kraft, elegant gold-and-cream, or bright kids' style. Print, cut, and write in the dish name.

  • a Thanksgiving buffet table with labeled dishes
  • leftover storage labels for the fridge or freezer
  • a pie table with each flavor marked
  • a potluck where every dish needs a name tag

Frequently asked questions

Are the dish names already printed?
No — every label's centre is left blank so you write in whatever dish or leftover it's actually naming.
What size are the labels?
Each is drawn small enough to sit beside a serving dish or stick to a container, with a cut line around the edge.
Can I stick these to containers?
The labels print on plain paper — tape, a glue stick, or a piece of washi tape attaches them to a dish or container.
Is there a plainer version without the decorative border?
The rustic set is the plainest of the three; elegant carries a gold border and kids' stays bright and playful.

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