Eco-Chic Roundup – Green Thanksgiving

We have sorted through 100′s of web sites and blogs to find the best information on living an eco-friendly lifestyle.  Here are our picks for ways to have an eco-friendly Thanksgiving.

Go Green: Thanksgiving Day – If you are looking for a good and simple starting point for ways to green your Thanksgiving, this guide by  Treehugger, a online magazine by the Discovery company, will be handy.

5 “100 Mile Thanksgiving” Menus for 5 U.S. Regions – The Daily Green has put together these menus to help you prepare a Thanksgiving dinner using foods from within 100 miles of where you live. Unsure of your 100 mile circle, visit 100 Mile where you can punch in your zip code to map out your local 100-mile circle.

Don’t eat turkey, try some of these scrumptious meatless Thanksgiving menus: Food Network, Gourmet Magazine (R.I.P.), Food & Style -A vegetarian Thanksgiving feast: 5-course seasonal menu with wine pairing and game plan!

Decorate an eco-friendly Thanksgiving dinner table – This Thanksgiving, The Green Your Guide shows us how to ditch the petroleum-based plastic and synthetic decorations and adorn your table with natural and homemade festive decor.

Eco-Friendly Thanksgiving flowers and treats – We suggest trying your local farmer’s market for flowers and other decorations.  If you do’t have accessibility to local markets, this article highlights some amazing organic flowers that can be delivered to your house.