Thanksgiving dinner for $5 per person. Target offers a six-person portion for $30, which includes a whole turkey.

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Target has launched a Thanksgiving item combo for 30 yuan, which can be enjoyed by 6 people. It costs 5 yuan per person and includes a whole turkey and traditional side dishes. It is on sale for a limited time from November 8 to 29.

thank you Retailers, no need to spend hundreds of dollars for dinnerTarget This year’s Thanksgiving ingredient combo has been launched, with a total price of 30 yuan. It is designed to serve six people at an average rate of 5 yuan per person. It includes a whole turkey, potatoes, cranberry sauce and traditional side dishes. This offer will start from 8th November and will run till 29th November.

Fox News reported that as Thanksgiving approaches, Target,wal-mart Retailers such as Aldi and Costco have successively introduced food discounts to compete for family shopping opportunities. Each plan ranges from affordable ingredients to home-delivered meal combinations, varying in prices, number of meals, and preparation methods. Target’s “5 yuan per person” menu is the highlight, attracting consumers who are willing to cook themselves but want to maintain traditional dishes.

According to a listing posted by Target, the $30 combo includes up to 10 pounds of Butterball turkey, a 3-pound bag of Good & Gather potatoes, 14 ounces of Ocean Spray cranberry jelly sauce and two 14.5-ounce cans of Del Monte French green beans.

Other items include Campbell’s Condensed Cream of Mushroom Soup, Good & Gather Fried Onions, Stove Top Turkey Stuffing, Heinz Turkey Gravy and two loaves of Favorite Day Toasted French Bread.

However, what you buy for 30 yuan is the ingredients, not cooked food that can be served directly after picking up the items. The turkey still needs to be defrosted and roasted, and the potatoes and other side dishes still need to be processed. For families who have time to cook, this type of combination can keep the shopping budget low, but it cannot be compared to restaurant take-out and pre-cooked festive meals, as cooking time and convenience are also costs.

If you want to control the entire food expenditure to about 30 yuan, you should also pay attention to the needs beyond the list. This combination does not include drinks and sweets; If you plan to pair it with pumpkin pie, apple pie, or add additional salads and appetizers, you’ll need to increase your budget. If you lack the cream, milk or spices needed for home cooking, you may need to purchase more, and the checkout amount may not be the number advertised.

Additionally, “serves six” is a portion designed by the restaurant operator. Whether this is actually enough depends on the appetite of the eaters, the ratio of adults to children, and whether they want to leave leftovers. If a large number of people are dining together, you can first use the dishes included in the combo as a base, and then supplement with other foods to avoid having to buy the same ingredients over and over again to fill the table.

Consumers who do not need the entire set can also choose to purchase turkeys alone. Target announced that Good & Gather frozen turkeys will be sold at 79 cents per pound beginning in November, maintaining this holiday price for the third consecutive year.

The combo price announced by Target is 30 yuan before tax. This discount does not apply to Alaska and Hawaii.

Summary FAQ


  • Target specializes in Thanksgiving ingredient combinations for NT$30, designed to serve 6 people, at an average price of about NT$5 per person. The goal is to cook a traditional Thanksgiving meal on a low budget.


  • This includes up to 10 pounds of butterball turkey, potatoes, cranberry jelly, French beans, condensed mushroom soup, fried onions, stuffing, gravy and French bread.


  • This is the price of the material before tax. This is not a ready meal and needs to be cooked yourself. This does not include drinks and desserts. This does not apply to Alaska and Hawaii. The actual cost may be higher.

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