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We're in full-fledged holiday mode. Thanksgiving and Hanukkah are just around the corner, and Christmas and New Year's Eve are only a few short weeks away. All those parties, all that food…it's an enormous undertaking.
Pinterest is perfect for occasions like these, when you're prepping for meals, parties, and gifts in the midst of making travel plans and wrapping up end-of-the-year work projects. Pinterest can seem overwhelming to newcomers with its infinite scroll of food and fashion photos, but the social bulletin board has bona fide organizational tools to help you pin your way to a perfect holiday season.
Pinterest's rich recipes come in handy for last-minute grocery shopping.
Even if you pin regularly, there are a few under-the-radar holiday-planning tips you might not know about.
Menu planning made simple
If you're in charge of cooking your family's holiday feasts, Pinterest's rich recipe pins are the bee's knees. The network has partnered with some of the most popular recipe sites and cooking blogs on the Internet—the ones whose recipes are most likely to be repinned—to offer up recipe details when you click on an enticing food photo. The ingredient lists are even separated into categories (breads, dairy, oils, and so on) to make your grocery shopping extra easy.
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