Shoppers in Louisiana can still expect to pay $1.48 more than the national average for a gallon of milk and 26 cents more for russet potatoes. Meanwhile, people in the state will pay less for turkey and cubed stuffing compared to the rest of the country.

Louisianans are in luck — because while some states, like our neighbors Mississippi and Alabama, keep the liquor locked up on Thanksgiving, Louisiana allows its alcohol stores to remain open for the holiday. Some regions, however, follow a different set of local ordinances.

Wanting to skip on the cooking this year? Have your Thanksgiving meal catered by one of these businesses in Louisiana.