# Target Offers a $30 Thanksgiving Meal for Six, About $10 More Than Last Year's Deal for Four

The nine-item bundle runs Nov. 8 through Nov. 29 and works out to about $5 a person. Fox says Aldi, Sam's Club, Costco and Walmart have their own offers, and shoppers online were split on the value.

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- Published: 2026-10-30
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Another big retailer is joining the Thanksgiving price race, Fox News reports.

The deal. Target's $30 meal is about $10 more than last year's, which fed four. This year's feeds six, which Target says keeps the cost near $5 a person. It has nine grocery items: a Butterball turkey up to 10 pounds, a 3-pound bag of russet potatoes, cranberry sauce, two cans of green beans, cream of mushroom soup, fried onions, stuffing mix, turkey gravy and two take-and-bake baguettes. It is valid Nov. 8 through Nov. 29, before tax, and is not offered in Alaska or Hawaii. Shoppers cook everything themselves.

The extras. Target is also promoting $5 sides, pies, appetizers and wine, and says a 79-cent-per-pound Good & Gather frozen turkey deal starts in November.

The rivals. Fox says Aldi's meal feeds 10 for under $39, Sam's Club has an 11-item feast for 16 people for about $160, Costco has an online-only $199.99 bundle that serves eight, and Walmart's $35 basket is advertised to feed 10. Fox cautions that prices, servings and the food included vary: Target's list is ingredients, while Costco's bundle includes prepared sides and desserts.

The reaction. In a Twin Cities Reddit thread, shoppers argued over whether the bundle had fewer potatoes and more green beans. One commenter on a consumer journalist's Facebook post said a 10-pound turkey "doesn't feed six people at my house," and another asked about dessert. Others thought it was a fair price given that grocery costs remain high.

Note for readers: the serving claims are Target's. Our earlier stories on the Costco and Walmart Thanksgiving offers are on the site.

## Source

Original reporting: [Fox News](https://www.foxnews.com/food-drink/target-unveils-30-thanksgiving-dinner-deal-retailers-battle-offer-lowest-prices)