Thanksgiving dinner is historically affordable this year 🦃

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The wave of discounting has become more competitive heading into the holidays, and grocery retailers are no exception. Food eaten at home was just 1.1% pricier last month than the same time last year, compared with the 2.6% average run-up in consumer prices overall.

Both Target and Aldi have rolled out Thanksgiving deals priced lower than last year. $Target (TGT.US)$ is offering a $20 Thanksgiving meal for four, including a small turkey, canned vegetables and stovetop stuffing mix. Aldi has a $47 meal package for 10 people, which it’s advertising as lower than its 2019 prices. $Walmart (WMT.US)$ is promoting an “inflation-free Thanksgiving” meal of 29 items that can serve eight people for $56. $Amazon (AMZN.US)$ Fresh is offering Thanksgiving discounts on turkey, sides and desserts, feeding six people for less than $5 apiece, plus extra savings for Prime members.