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Thanksgiving Meal Deals Roundup (2026): Walmart, Amazon, Target
Walmart, Amazon and Target are offering Thanksgiving meal bundles priced at $35 or less, each with turkey and ingredients for several traditional sides. The deals could help households prepare a festive meal at lower cost, though shoppers may need extra ingredients and should check availability and delivery charges.
Walmart’s bundle costs up to $35 and includes a 10- to 16-pound turkey and ingredients for sides and pumpkin pie; the retailer estimates it serves 10 and says the offer runs until 24 December. Amazon’s $25 deal includes an 8-pound turkey and ingredients for sides and pie, but many items are sold out. Target’s $30 bundle is listed as a meal for six and includes a 10-pound turkey, bread and side-dish ingredients; local food support is available through Feeding America.
In short
- Three retailers offer Thanksgiving bundles for $25 to $35.
- Walmart’s deal is estimated to serve 10 people.
- Amazon items may be sold out; check availability.
Explained simply
Thanksgiving is a major US holiday held on the fourth Thursday of November, when many people gather for a meal. Roast turkey is a common centrepiece, often served with sides such as potatoes, vegetables and stuffing, followed by pumpkin pie.
Walmart, Amazon and Target are large retailers that sell food and household goods across the United States. Their meal bundles bring together a turkey and ingredients for familiar Thanksgiving dishes, though the contents and portions differ; shoppers may need to buy extra items. Availability and delivery costs can also affect the final price.
The deals matter to households planning a holiday meal on a budget, when food costs and the number of people being served can shape what they buy. Feeding America is a nationwide network of food banks that offers food assistance to people who need it.