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Message: [QUOTE="Hillary Dixler Canavan, post: 501"] [IMG alt="The exterior of a Target store, focusing on its sign."]https://cdn.vox-cdn.com/thumbor/DyOOHKzs3j1fOTbCM6DVOgWMY38=/0x0:4493x3370/1310x983/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/68498685/shutterstock_1189990933.0.jpg[/IMG] Target | Shutterstock From one die-hard Target fan, a guide to pulling off a single shopping trip for all your food-focused friends When all other stores seem like too much work, when you don’t have the patience to match your loved ones to personality-appropriate brands, or when you plain forgot to do any holiday shopping at all, consider Target. Target, the place, is where you can roam and browse, reveling in the sheer delight of total anonymity and a gajillion celebrity collaboration products. But more often, at least in my case, Target is an admittedly busted mobile app, a tool for my phone-addicted mind to satisfy its scroll instinct while staying away from the Twitter hellscape. Honestly, I love it. If you find yourself needing to maximize your holiday shopping efficiency, this is your store. The beauty of Target is that while it doesn’t have everything, it has a whole heck of a lot, and if you’re committed to getting all your presents in one fell swoop, it has exactly what you need. From one die-hard Target fan, a guide to pulling off a single shopping trip for all your food-focused friends this holiday season: [HR][/HR] [HR][/HR] [HR][/HR] [HR][/HR] [HR][/HR] [HR][/HR] [HR][/HR] [HR][/HR] [HR][/HR] [HR][/HR] [HR][/HR] [HR][/HR] [HR][/HR] [HR][/HR] [HR][/HR] [HR][/HR] [/QUOTE]

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