As stubborn U.S. inflation continues to drive grocery prices higher in 2025, one surprising exception is emerging this month: the cost of preparing your Thanksgiving meal. Consumers can expect to spend about 2% to 3% less this year on Turkey Day groceries, according to a recent Wells Fargo analysis of a typical Thanksgiving feast. Shoppers are likely to pay less this year because the foods that make up a traditional Thanksgiving meal aren't the ones driving grocery inflation, the bank found.
Main Idea: Thanksgiving dinner is expected to cost a little less this year, even as grocery prices overall keep rising, and Walmart, Aldi, and Target are offering low-cost holiday meal deals.
Key Points:
Grocery inflation still raises costs for many households, especially for beef, eggs, bananas, and coffee.
Walmart, Aldi, and Target are offering cheaper Thanksgiving meal deals, which can ease holiday food bills for many families.
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