- Insight Editions just debuted a “Friends” official advent calendar that spans 25 days and has over 40 keepsakes, ornaments, and booklets.
- The calendar drops on October 27 for $29.99, but if you pre-order it on Amazon before then, you can get it for about 40% off.
- The company also has a “Friends” cookbook that goes on sale later this month.
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2020 may not have been your day, your week, your month, or even your year – but you may be able to brighten the end of it with a “Friends”-themed advent calendar.
Based on the beloved sitcom, Insight Editions’ official “Friends” advent calendar is a special hardcover book filled with a countdown of keepsakes than fans of the show will surely enjoy.
The calendar includes over 40 trinkets, including ‘Friends’-themed ornaments, buttons, and recipe cards
Spanning 25 days, the book is filled with over 40 trinkets and keepsakes, including recipe cards, ornaments, and even a mysterious “Holiday Armadillo” surprise. It’ll also walk readers through some of the best, most iconic moments from the TV series.
The calendar will retail for $29.99 when it officially drops on October 27, but fans can currently pre-order it on Amazon for $18.23, about 40% off.
For fans who don't want to wait for the holidays, there's a cookbook inspired by the show debuting this month
For fans who want to enjoy the sitcom year-round, Insight Editions also has an official "Friends"-themed cookbook.
Whether you're an expert chef like Monica or still figuring the kitchen out like Rachel, the cookbook has over 70 recipes for a range of skills. Each chapter includes iconic treats from the show, like Phoebe's grandmother's cookies, Rachel's trifle, and Ross's coveted "Moist Maker."
The cookbook will be released on September 22 and retail for $29.99, but fans can currently pre-order it on Amazon for $26.99.
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