Picking out the right sofa is a lot easier said than done. If you're struggling on which one to add to your space, we suggest narrowing in on your favorite style. For those who love leather choices, we're here to make your shopping experience a little easier.

Ahead, we curated a list of not only stylish, but also incredibly comfy picks, because what's more important than that? Whether you have your eye on a larger sectional or something that'll fit into a smaller space, we've got you covered. Take a look.

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If you weren't already planning to go as a piñata for Halloween, you may want to rethink your costume plans because Walmart's new 488-piece candy variety box is here to leave you stuffed. Packed to the brim with six different kinds of sweets, each box contains enough candy to feed even the hungriest little monsters on Halloween night. Treats include mini strawberry cream-filled Hershey's Vampire Kisses, Reese's cups, mini Kit Kats, Rolos, mini Twizzlers, and Jolly Rancher Chews. Plus, the mummy wrapping on the outside of the box acts as a festive decoration to liven up your pantry or place on your coffee table for easy snacking access during a scary movie marathon.

At nearly 6.5 pounds, there's enough candy here to stock all of your Oogie Boogie candy dishes and cobweb-covered bowls and still have plenty leftover for a late-night treat. Personally, I may have to repurpose those Jolly Rancher Chews and Vampire Hershey's Kisses as cupcake toppers for my Halloween desserts. But you can bet I will also be adding several of the mini Reese's cups to my personal candy stash.

Clear out a spot in the kitchen for the massive candy box and order your own 488-pack of Halloween treats here.

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Hershey Chocolate and Sweets Assortment Halloween Candy Bulk Box - 488 Pieces ($30)

If you don't have a meat thermometer and would rather not buy one just for Thanksgiving, there are a few steps you can take to make sure your turkey is fully cooked and not overcooked. According to the experts behind the Turkey Talk-Line at Butterball, this is exactly what you need to do to ensure a fully cooked yet still moist bird.

1. Find out the cooking time based on the weight of your turkey.

Using the turkey-cooking calculator is the easiest way to find out how long your turkey will need to cook based on its weight. A 20-pound turkey will take three and a half to four hours to cook at 325°F.

2. Don't peek!

Although it's tempting to check on your turkey, opening the oven only lowers the temperature and prolongs the process, potentially screwing up your initial estimated time. Keep the oven closed until you're about two-thirds of the way through to check on it for the first time. If the turkey breasts are getting too browned too quickly, cover the turkey in a tent of foil. If they don't look browned, feel free to skip that step.

3. Keep your eye on the thigh.

The deepest part of the thigh muscle is the very last part of the turkey to be done. The internal temperature should reach 180°F. To check for doneness without a thermometer, pierce the thigh and pay attention to the juices: if the juices run clear, it's cooked, and if the juices are reddish pink, it needs more time. Put the turkey back in the oven and check again after a short time.

-Additional reporting by Lauren Harano

There's just something so comforting about a bowl of homemade tomato soup. Whether you pair it with a good ol' grilled cheese sandwich or have it all by itself, you can't go wrong with the simplicity of such a classic dish. If you're looking for a way to spice up your tried-and-true recipe, this vegan version, originally published by TikTok user @micaefeathers, is a delicious way to go.

Traditional tomato soup recipes usually get their creaminess from milk or heavy cream, but this one uses coconut milk instead. Now, you might be thinking coconut and tomato are questionable combo, but rest assured, there's no underlying tropical flavor whatsoever. Quite the opposite, in fact. The flavor of this soup is the epitome of fall. It has a ton of basil, a little bit of heat from the chili peppers, the perfect amount of onions and garlic, and the fresh tomatoes bring it all together. Get ready for your kitchen to smell like an autumnal dream come true, because this tomato soup is as aromatic as it is tasty.

For all the flavors packed into this dish, it's surprisingly easy to make. You basically toss all the veggies together in an oiled Dutch oven, let them sweat for a good 30 minutes, blend it all up with coconut milk and vegetable broth, and it's ready to serve. This tomato soup is creamy, cozy, and best of all, it's vegan-friendly, too. Ready to taste it for yourself? Read on for the full recipe.

The time has come to start finalizing your Thanksgiving meal, and there's a lot to consider when it comes to timing the defrosting and roasting of your bird. How long will it take to thaw a whole turkey? How long can a thawed turkey last in the refrigerator? Consider using this calculator from Butterball and the following tips from Butterball's turkey experts to help plan your timing.

Thursday (one week before Thanksgiving)

1. Pick up your frozen turkey from the grocery store or schedule it for delivery on this day.
2. It will take one day per four pounds of turkey to defrost.
3. Once it's thawed, the turkey can be refrigerated for an additional four days before it needs to be cooked.
4. When you are ready to thaw, keep the turkey in its plastic wrap and place it on a rimmed sheet tray or roasting pan to keep any juices from making a mess your fridge. Put it in the coldest part of your fridge to defrost, or better yet, store it in a spare fridge that isn't opened often.

Wednesday

1. Want to prep the bird the day before? Go ahead! Just pat the turkey dry with paper towels, season to your liking, and cover it with foil before returning it to the fridge.
2. Remember to prep the bird and get it back into the fridge as soon as possible. Also, do not put the turkey on the roasting pan you plan to use. You don't want that pan to be ice cold when it goes into the oven.

Thursday (Thanksgiving)

1. Have a plan before the big day. Decide on a time you want to serve Thanksgiving dinner, and know how long your turkey recipe will take you.
2. Remember: no matter your cooking method, make sure the bird reaches an internal temperature of 135°F in less than four hours of cooking. That's a food safety concern, as you don't want the turkey to hover in the danger zone of 40°F to 140°F for longer than that!
3. Tack on an additional hour to your cook time for checking the internal temperature (which lowers the oven temperature and slows down the cooking process), letting the bird rest, and carving the turkey.
4. Let's say the total cooking and prepping time is four and a half hours and you want to serve at 3 p.m., then you'll need to get the bird into the oven at 10:30 a.m.
5. Once the turkey is out of the oven, you have two hours to carve it, eat it, and put the wrapped leftovers into the fridge. Plan on carving the entire bird in one go as a food safety concern (remember: even cooked meat has a danger zone!).

Sunday

1. Refrigerated turkey leftovers will keep for three days. After that, the turkey proteins begin to break down.
2. Either toss any remaining leftovers by Sunday or freeze them for up to two months.

-Additional reporting by Lauren Harano

Whether you have anxiety, ADHD, or a habit you're looking to break, you may have tried out fidget toys for stress relief. But have you heard of fidget rings? If you're looking to keep nervousness on the down-low or want to have convenient access to a fidget device, this small piece of jewelry might be your jam. The rings look like any ordinary accessory, except you can mess with them like you would a fidget toy - how cool! They're super subtle, so no one will notice you fidgeting around with their fun features. From small beads to rotating pendants to spinners and more, these rings have a secret agenda suited for any person experiencing nerves. Check out a few of our favorite finds for adults ahead and see which ring suits you best.

It's my favorite time of year to wander the aisles of Target - fall, duh! From the fun Halloween section to the chic autumnal decor, I could probably pitch a tent in the middle of the store and just live there for the next month. I'm also loving the seasonal fashion finds that are being released every week. Today, I visited my local Target for a major fall haul and added all sorts of must haves to my cart - don't worry, I took pictures.

Ahead, shop all the new releases I bought that I can't wait to use all October long. We're talking mugs, chunky blankets, pumpkin-decorating kits, and plenty more. Shop with me!

Of the many important culinary lessons I learned growing up in a Puerto Rican household, there is one that has stuck with me the most: never let your adobo supply diminish. Adobo (not to be confused with the classic Filipino dish) is an all-purpose seasoning traditionally made from salt, garlic powder, onion powder, oregano, black pepper, and cumin that can be used to enhance the flavor of meats, habichuelas (beans), and scrambled eggs (my childhood favorite).

This staple seasoning blend is most commonly associated with the brand Goya, which offers a wide variety of adobo flavors that are distinguishable by the color of the bottle's lid. However, as with many processed foods, store-bought adobo can be high in sodium and contain additives that some may not want in their dishes. The good news is that adobo can easily be made at home and stored in an airtight glass jar for up to six months by combining just a few staple spices.

The ratio for this blend is 4 parts salt, 2 parts garlic powder, 1.5 parts oregano, 1.5 parts onion powder, 0.5 parts black pepper, 0.25 parts cumin, and 0.25 parts turmeric. If you're looking to make a large batch to distribute to family and friends, measure out these ingredients with cups. For smaller servings, tablespoons usually offer about a month's worth of seasoning. There are many ways to adjust the flavor profile of the blend to suit your preferences. While I added turmeric to my adobo, you could also kick up the spice by adding hot pepper powder, or make it citrusy by adding orange zest.

If your spices and herbs vary in size like mine do, you can grind down the largest grains into a fine powder in order to form a more cohesive blend using a coffee grinder or a mortar and pestle. You can also combine the ingredients as is, but just be mindful to shake the container well before every use. Once you've mixed these spices all up, you'll have yourself a tasty adobo blend that you can use on almost anything.

When it comes to getting organized, there are so many useful products out there to help you keep it together, but that doesn't mean they always look nice. A ton of organizers on the market are, honestly, kind of ugly. Luckily, there are some brands and sites that actually carry stylish and minimal options, perfect for those who take pride in a neat and tidy home. To help you find the best options on the internet, we did the hard work for you.

Ahead, we curated a list of genius picks that will not only totally save you from living in clutter but are also kind of chic. From brands like Open Spaces, West Elm, and Yamazaki Home, you'll be surprised you lived without these for so long. Keep reading to shop them all and get motivated to make the most of your space in the new year.

When it comes to shopping for the perfect sofa, you have to address your needs first. While we all want something chic and cozy, thinking about your space is important, too. If you have an awkward corner space, then we're here to help you find the right couch.

Ahead, we curated a list of 14 modular and comfy sectionals that'll help you make the most of your room. Whether you're looking for something leather, mid-century modern, or even a cloud-inspired pick, we've got you covered. Keep reading to find your match.

Imagine: you've spent all day at Disneyland searching for hidden Mickeys, and at the end of the day you go home without the sight of even one. You crawl into bed, dream of churros, and wake up with caffeine being your only hope of survival today after such a long day prior. You turn on the espresso machine, place your cup underneath, and groggily wait for it to finish. When you put the glass up to your mouth, you stop short and can't believe your eyes. Is that . . . what do you think it is . . . ? A hidden Mickey stares up at you, and you think you're dreaming. Nope, you're just enjoying the magic of the JoyJolt Disney Mickey Mouse 3D Espresso Cups ($27). Made for any coffee-lover, Disney aficionado, and hidden-Mickey-finder, these cute cups from Amazon are all you need to make your dreams come true. Shop them now, and make every morning a little more magical.

When it comes to pumpkin spice flavored foods, Trader Joe's does it best - or worst - depending on who you ask. Every year the grocery store chain comes out with a collection of pumpkin-themed products, and whether it be pumpkin hummus or pumpkin spice cinnamon buns, they always seem to be a hit or miss. But if you're like me and you love all things fall, you know that the season isn't complete without a little bit of extra pumpkin.

Among Trader Joe's latest pumpkin must-trys is their Pumpkin Alfredo Sauce, and it's as delicious as it is festive. According to Trader Joe's, the recipe for the Pumpkin Alfredo Sauce takes inspiration from traditional Italian dishes from the Piedmont region of Northern Italy. In fact, that's exactly where this Trader Joe's sauce is produced and exported from.

While Trader Joe's "put pumpkin in everything" approach can be a little all over the place, their Pumpkin Alfredo Sauce actually seems to preserve the authenticity of its original inspiration. Of course it doesn't claim to be the real thing, but that doesn't mean it isn't tasty. Despite the fact that it's technically a fall Trader Joe's product, it goes with pasta so naturally that I'd be happy to eat it year round.

Along with the pumpkin puree, this sauce is also filled with a blend of Italian cheeses - notably Grana Padano and Pecorino Romano - and seasoned with garlic, onion, sage, and black pepper. Though the color of the sauce is closer to marinara than Alfredo, I didn't detect any tomatoey-ness at all.

The sauce has a flavor profile similar to that of butternut squash pasta, however the pumpkin in it is unmistakable. It's also super creamy (after all it is an Alfredo sauce) and the sharpness of the cheese comes through way more than you'd expect. If you like both butternut squash pasta, Alfredo, and all the flavors of fall, you can't go wrong with Trader Joe's Pumpkin Alfredo Sauce.

We don't know who needs to hear this, but there's a lot more to Halloween food than meets the tastebuds. Admittedly, everyone is low-key obsessed with trick or treating. (We mean, what's not to love?!) But, whether you're having ghoulish dinner party or serving up some bewitching treats, there's plenty of spooky snacks lurking in your kitchen. So, why not deck them out in all their haunted potential?

Fortunately, Target is packed with a bunch of Halloween decorations that definitely deserve spot in your kitchen. Don't believe us? We're sharing some of the best finds the retailer has to offer. It doesn't matter if your palette skews more sweet or savory, there's something here for everyone. (Yes, even you.)

Gifting your dad, brother, coworker, grandpa, or SO - and the list goes on - can be overwhelming . . . especially when they never ask for anything. This year, you don't have to struggle with what, exactly, to get them, because we curated a list of over 40 cool picks they will love. Whether he is in need of a good shave, loves video games, or would enjoy some cozy slippers (because who wouldn't?), we found it all. Keep scrolling to shop our top choices.

How many times have you opened your cabinet door only for lids, bowls, and products to fall right out on top of you? For us . . . it's too many times. That's why we're investing in organizers made specifically for our cabinets. Whether it's a lazy susan, two-tiered shelves, baskets, and racks, cabinet organizers will help us keep the area tidy and even utilize unused space. From the kitchen to the bathroom and every room in between, we rounded up the best cabinet organizers on the market.

- Additional reporting by Krista Jones

There's no better time to give back and spread cheer than on a holiday - Halloween included! If you're looking to make a positive impact in someone's life this Halloween, you may consider donating candy to those who could use a sweet treat to lift their spirits. Whether you're planning to give back on your own, or looking to instill charitable values in your children after trick-or-treating, keep reading to learn more about where you can donate Halloween candy this spooky season.

United Way

United Way is a nonprofit whose mission is to "improve lives by mobilizing the caring power of communities around the world to advance the common good." The organization is known for putting on Halloween events for children and making the holiday a little more special for underserved communities. Visit their website to find your local chapter and inquire about Halloween candy donations.

Ronald McDonald House Charities

Ronald McDonald House Charities is a nonprofit that seeks to support families who are coping with serious child illness. Because these children are unable to go trick-or-treating, many chapters of Ronald McDonald House Charities will accept unopened Halloween candy to share with the children coping with illness and their families. Find your local chapter and inquire about whether or not they could use candy donations to help spread Halloween cheer.

Operation Gratitude

Operation Gratitude proudly distributes donated candy to deployed troops, local military units, veterans, and first responders. Fill out the registration form and get matched with a local military unit, first responder department, or veteran organization. If a match can't be found, you can still ship your candy to the organization's candy processing center in Los Angeles.

Operation Shoebox

Operation Shoebox sends thoughtful care packages to troops and is known for including candy - especially around the holidays. Other sweet goodies they will accept as donations for their care packages include granola bars and individually-wrapped cookies. Visit their website to learn more about donating.

Local Organizations

Sometimes you don't have to look far and wide to make a difference. Call around to your local food pantries, nursing homes and shelters to see if they would be interested in accepting new, unopened Halloween candy. There's something special about giving back to your own community, and doing something positive for the other members in it.

Finding the perfect holiday gift for someone with anxiety could be tricky. There is an endless list of products that can be used to provide calming effects for anxiety. However, you want to get them something that is useful and effective. We've rounded up our top picks of items that could be major de-stressors. From self-care based beauty treatments to finds that will keep them actively mindful, these gifts are a great way to take care of you and your loved ones' holistic health. Keep reading to see which relaxation techniques need to be on your holiday shopping gift list this season.

- Additional reporting by Macy Cate Williams and Terry Carter

Yes, it's currently - undoubtedly - pumpkin spice season, but it's almost October, which means it's almost November, which means it's nearly the holiday season. And that means it's almost time for Christmas tunes, cozy decor, shopping lists, and Starbucks holiday drinks! Although the coffee chain hasn't officially stated when its holiday drinks will arrive, if last year is any indication, Starbucks's famous holiday drinks will likely arrive during the first week of November.

A Starbucks rep told POPSUGAR that the coffee giant is still enjoying its favorite fall flavors menu - which returned Aug. 24 and includes drinks like Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew and Apple Crisp Macchiato and treats like pumpkin scones. So the company isn't ready to unwrap the details on the Starbucks holiday menu just yet. But last year, Starbucks's holiday drinks arrived in stores on Nov. 6, and further internet sleuthing finds that same timeframe might occur again. A Starbucks fan account called Countdown to Red Cups (not associated with Starbucks) claims the holiday drinks will return to the US on Nov. 7. (And yes, it has a countdown clock for those of you who are eagerly counting down the days and minutes!)

It's likely the Starbucks holiday menu will include Starbucks stalwart favorites like Peppermint Mocha, Eggnog Latte, Caramel Brulée Latte, and its Christmas Blend coffee. And of course, the drinks will come in some sort of Instagram-worthy holiday cup. (Last year's batch featured fun red and green ribbon, stripe, dot, and sparkle designs). In the meantime, as you're eagerly awaiting the official announcement, consider thinking about your holiday gift lists, planning your tree trimming, or making your own peppermint mocha at home. Because we all know the holidays can never start soon enough!

If you haven't heard yet, holiday trees are making their debut a bit earlier this year. In order to ring in the spooky season, people are giving their Halloween trees sinisterly cool makeovers with fake cobwebs and blood, orange lights, pumpkin tree toppers, and Halloween-themed ornaments. The only thing missing from these spooktacular redesigns are tree skirts. A tree skirt is the perfect accessory to go with your holiday tree, so you'll definitely want to find something unique. Luckily, Amazon and Etsy have tons of options that fit both life-size and tabletop trees. Shop our must-buy picks in the slides ahead!

Like clockwork, fall is back, and for us, that instantly equates to shopping. Maybe it's that back-to-school feeling that's engrained in our minds, or maybe it's because we just love reinventing ourselves every season. Either way, we think it's the perfect time to snag a few new things, and we're here to offer you a little inspiration to do the same.

We enlisted the help of our expert editors to share what's exactly on their wish lists to get them through the end of the year and beyond. Ahead, you can discover things like perfect new booties, cozy pumpkin-inspired pillows, and, of course, the latest beauty launches. Keep reading to see which selections end up in your virtual cart.