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Targets $30 Thanksgiving meal is designed to feed six people, keeping the cost at $5 per person.
Shoppers can find Good & Gather frozen turkey for 79 cents per pound, along with new appetizers, sides, and desserts.
Nearly 60 new food and beverage items and affordable seasonal decor give shoppers more ways to personalize their holiday celebrations.
Thanksgiving dinner doesn't have to mean spending a fortune at the grocery store.
Target is bringing back its budget-friendly holiday offerings for 2026, including a $30 meal package designed to feed six people and a selection of new products for shoppers looking to add something different to their holiday spread.
The retailer is highlighting a mix of traditional Thanksgiving staples, new food options, and seasonal finds for the home. Target also cited a YouGov survey showing that seven in 10 Americans value Thanksgiving food traditions, while nearly half of those celebrating plan to put their own spin on a classic recipe this year.
"Thanksgiving and Friendsgiving are such joyful moments for our guests, and Target is making it easy and budget-friendly for them to plan meals that include plenty of familiar favorites plus some of the latest food trends," John Conlin, senior vice president of merchandising, food and beverage, Target, said in a news release.
"From exciting new flavors, to elevated takes on classics and convenient shortcuts to make meal prep a breeze, we're helping busy families celebrate the season with the fresh finds and value they count on from Target."
What's included in Target's Thanksgiving deals?
Target's $30 Thanksgiving meal includes nine items, starting with a Butterball whole young turkey weighing up to 10 pounds. The package also features russet potatoes, jellied cranberry sauce, canned green beans, cream of mushroom soup, French-fried onions, turkey stuffing mix, turkey gravy, and two take-and-bake baguettes.
For shoppers who prefer to build their own menu, Good & Gather frozen turkey will return at 79 cents per pound beginning in November. Target is also expanding its selection of $5 sides, pies, appetizers and wine, with limited-time offers running throughout the month.
New food options include mashed sweet potatoes, Parmesan-topped roasted vegetables, and Favorite Day's Apple Caramel Crumb pie.
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BJs Wholesale Club is bringing back its annual free turkey promotion from October 31 through November 9.
Members who spend at least $150 in a single transaction can qualify for a free fresh or frozen Butterball turkey.
Shoppers can access their coupon starting November 14, but they must claim their turkey by November 25 while supplies last.
Getting Thanksgiving dinner on the table can involve a long grocery list, so a free turkey could be a welcome addition to the holiday shopping budget.
BJs Wholesale Club is bringing back its annual turkey giveaway, giving eligible members a chance to save on one of the main dishes of the Thanksgiving meal.
The promotion gives BJs members an opportunity to earn a free Butterball turkey by meeting a minimum spending requirement during a limited window. Members can shop in-store or online, making it possible to qualify while picking up groceries and other items for their holiday gatherings.
Our free turkey giveaway is a member favorite. Were excited to help our members save money while feeding family and friends at Thanksgiving, Dave Rajkovich, Senior Vice President, Perishables, BJs Wholesale Club, said in a news release. BJs is a one-stop shop for unbeatable holiday value and convenience, and were proud to be part of our members holiday celebrations.
How BJs free turkey promotion works
The promotion runs from October 31 through November 9. During that period, BJs members who spend $150 or more in a single transaction at a warehouse club, through the BJs mobile app or on BJs.com will qualify for a free fresh or frozen Butterball turkey.
Members won't be able to access their turkey coupon immediately after making a qualifying purchase. Instead, the coupon will become available beginning November 14 through the BJs mobile app or the member's account on BJs.com.
Once the coupon is available, members can redeem it online or in-store. The deadline to claim a turkey is November 25, and supplies are limited. The coupon has a maximum value of $25 and cannot be used for organic turkeys.
BJs also offers several shopping options for members preparing for Thanksgiving, including curbside pickup, same-day delivery in eligible ZIP codes, and shipping. Shoppers visiting a warehouse club can use the ExpressPay feature in the BJs app to scan items as they shop and skip the checkout line.
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