I imagine that for people who don't like to cook, hosting food-oriented holidays is somewhat of a nightmare. Luckily, I'm not half bad in the kitchen (thanks, Mom) and I surround myself with people who generally know their strainers from their colanders. But for those of you who shudder at the thought of preheating ovens, basting turkeys, and testing the culinary waters for something as vital as Thanksgiving, check this out: It pays to like local businesses on Facebook. Thanks to a friendly update from Whole Foods Berkeley , I found out they are preparing full meals for anyone who orders by the end of the day Tuesday. Yes, you have to drive the 15 miles to get there. But for the kitchen-challenged, it sounds like it's worth it. The meals run from as cheap as $39.99 for the vegan option up to $279.99 for the organic heirloom roasted turkey dinner, which serves 12. But likely the most popular option is the traditional roasted turkey dinner, which costs $99.99 and serves eight. About $15 per person for a Thanksgiving dinner that you don't have to cook? Not bad. David, the goal of Patch is to be a source of useful information for people in the community. With Thanksgiving coming up, naturally there are Thanksgiving-themed pieces on a variety of topics, not all which are traditional reported stories.