What's Your Go-to Dish for a Potluck?

Make sure to ask for any food allergies if you're planning a potluck. Allow people to use your kitchen and to use your oven to heat up food. Having containers ready for leftovers is probably like the next step of a good potluck host.

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Winter holidays are the best time for gathering with friends and family to eat lots of food. But planning these events can get stressful quickly - that’s why potlucks are a great way to get together without too much pressure on the host. But have you ever wondered about potluck etiquette? What’s an acceptable dish to bring if you really don’t like to cook? How do leftovers get shared? We discuss these potentially sticky situations so everyone can avoid all faux pas and sail smoothly through the holiday season!

Our most important etiquette tip is this: during this time of gathering, it’s important to keep everyone safe and healthy so all the festivities can be enjoyed. Thank you to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Resources for sponsoring today’s episode! As you attend parties this holiday season, be sure to schedule an appointment for your free updated vaccine. Find updated COVID vaccines for everyone 5 years and up at vaccines.gov today!

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Hosts: Melody Cheng, Janet Wang, Helen Wu

Contributing Editor: Haemee Kang

Editor: Michelle Hsieh

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