The countdown begins for one of the most important celebrations of the year: Thanksgiving Dinner, a date that is used by large supermarket chains to offer everything from varieties of turkey, accessories to full dinner offers like the one at Walmart that offers a feast for 10 people for 39. $92.
The announcement comes after Aldi made its Thanksgiving offering official with an offer that’s $7 less compared to last year.
Both chains include turkey, traditional cranberries, green beans, macaroni and other traditional dishes of this important celebration in the United States.
Walmart offers affordability and convenience
Walmart’s $39.92 Thanksgiving Dinner offers a good volume of products, marking not only the market’s lowest benchmark price yet, but combining affordability and convenience.
Walmart’s offers are an option that makes Christmas shopping easier for the average consumer and its cost-value ratio guarantees the Butterball turkey on many tables in the United States.
Analysts maintain that the 20-item dinner, priced low because many are from the Great Value private label, allows Walmart to estimate costs. Plus, they have the star item:+ the Butterball Turkey. This gives the consumer the perception of quality at the center of the table, while profitability is maintained with own-brand garnishes.
This is a $4 per person dinner, the lowest price since 2022.
What does Walmart Thanksgiving Dinner bring?
Thanksgiving Dinner is available for purchase online and in stores, with pickup and delivery options. It consists of 20 essential items from national and private brands, covering 13.5 lb Butterball Turkey (at the lowest price since 2019), sides and base dessert. Below is a description of the products:
Protein: 13.5 lb Butterball Turkey (lowest price since 2019).
Classic Side Dishes: Russet potatoes, fresh cranberries, baby carrots, corn (3 cans), green beans (3 cans), Stovetop stuffing (double pack), dinner rolls, macaroni and cheese (3 boxes), and gravy mix.
Baking Ingredients: Pie crusts, evaporated milk, 100% pure pumpkin and cream of mushroom soup (for casseroles).
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