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11 Best New HomeGoods Fall Kitchen Finds Under $25
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Fall is hitting your local HomeGoods in a major way. I made a run to my store this week and couldn’t believe all the autumn merchandise all over the store. There are even tons of new items in the kitchen section, many of which are under $25. From Halloween-themed plates, mugs, and sipper glasses to Thanksgiving dishes and serving platters, you can get everything you need for next season at the store. What should you shop for before the best items are gone? Here are the 11 best new HomeGoods fall kitchen finds under $25.
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Hand-Painted Fall Wine Glasses
Leah Groth
Are you hosting a fall party, book club, or holiday dinner? These hand-painted wine glasses will definitely level up your tablescape and serve as a conversation starter. I was shocked by how affordable they were, priced at $7.99 per glass.
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Everything You Need for Your Thanksgiving Table
Leah Groth
Are you a first-time turkey day host? Or maybe you are just on the market for some new items to spruce up your Thanksgiving entertaining collection? Get everything you need at HomeGoods, with most serving items under $25.
HomeGoods always has elevated dishes for every holiday. I love this whole toile Thanksgiving collection of dishes, which is perfect for anyone who is into the grandmillenial trend.
4
Skull Glasses
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These iridescent skull glasses are so fun and extra for Halloween. Whether you are making party punch or a cocktail, everyone will have fun drinking out of them. And the set is just $9.99.
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A Melamine Platter for Halloween
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Cynthia Rowley was one of my favorite clothing designers in the 1990s. Now, I can’t get enough of her home decor line. This Halloween platter from Cynthia Rowley Home is perfect for apps, cookies, or candy during the spooky season. Get it for $5.99.
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Blue and White Mugs
Leah Groth
HomeGoods is always the first place I go for mugs. Every season, they have the best assortment for coffee and tea cups. I love this new white and blue collection, which is perfect for all year-long use. Each mug is $5.99.
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Halloween Sipper Cups
Leah Groth
Black cats, bats, spiders, and snakes all have one thing in common: They are spooky enough for Halloween! I love these sipper cups for the scary holiday. Each one is more adorable than the next, and they are just $7.99 each.
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Salt and Pper Shakers
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I also found adorable Halloween-themed salt and pepper shakers. This set is functional and doubles as Halloween decor, as you can leave them on your dining table or kitchen counter through the holiday.
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I died when I spotted these Cobwebs & Cauldrons drink dispensers. If you are hosting on Halloween, they will be great for serving your kids spooky punch.
[slidetitle num="10"]Halloween Appetizer Plates
Leah Groth
Again, if you are hosting the Halloween trick-or-treating party, these melamine appetizer plates will add some spooky holiday spirit as guests munch on all of your themed treats.
Now that fall is here, reconsider your punchy-bright dishes and go for darker hues. I love these greens, blues, and yellows. All items are under $25 and look super expensive. Shop all of these products and more at your local HomeGoods store.
Leah Groth
Leah Groth is an experienced shopping editor and journalist for Best Life and Eat This, Not That! bringing readers the best new finds, trends, and deals each week.
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