Thanksgiving is cheaper at Aldi this year.

The grocery chain’s 2026 Thanksgiving meal bundle is less than $39 to feed ten people. The deal includes a 16-pound turkey plus ingredients for many traditional fixings, Aldi said in a news release.

And it’s slightly less expensive than Aldi’s $40 offer last year.

Aldi is among several nationwide retailers, including Target, Walmart and Lidl, that typically offer Thanksgiving meal promotions. More deals will be released as the holiday nears.

Here’s what to know about Aldi’s bundle.

What Comes in Aldi’s Thanksgiving Meal?

The Aldi Thanksgiving meal includes products and ingredients shoppers can use to cook a classic holiday dinner, the company said in a release.

Here’s what can be made with the ingredients:

• Turkey
• Rolls
• Stuffing
• Cranberries
• Sweet potatoes
• Peas
• Veggie tray
• Pumpkin pie

See the product list:

• Farmer’s Choice 16 lb. whole turkey
• One 12 oz package of Hawaiian sweet rolls
• Three boxes of assorted stuffing
• Cranberries
• Three pounds of sweet potatoes
• Steamable frozen peas
• Veggie tray with baby peeled carrots and celery
• Pumpkin pie mix
• Heavy whipping cream
• Pie crusts
• Whole milk

How to Get the Aldi Thanksgiving Meal Deal

Aldi shoppers can find the products for the Thanksgiving meal marked on shelves with a turkey logo.

Customers can also add the entire list to their online cart for curbside pickup or delivery at their local store. The offer is also available through Uber Eats, though delivery and service fees still apply.

The deal is available starting Oct. 14 through Nov. 25.

How Much Is Aldi’s Thanksgiving Meal?

Aldi’s Thanksgiving meal offer this year comes to under $39 and feeds ten people.

The cost breaks down to about $4 per person, Aldi said.

Calculations are based on the American Farm Bureau Federation’s core Thanksgiving meal benchmark designed to serve 10 people. Actual price will vary based on available products, selections and location, Aldi said.

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