Target Offering $30 Thanksgiving Dinner That Feeds Six People
November 4, 2026
Target Offering $30 Thanksgiving Dinner That Feeds Six People


Target Offering $30 Thanksgiving Dinner That Feeds Six People

Thanksgiving dinner doesn't have to cost a fortune, and Target is hoping to make the holiday a little easier on shoppers' wallets this year.

The retailer has announced a $30 Thanksgiving meal deal designed to feed up to six people, giving families an affordable way to put a traditional holiday dinner on the table without spending a small fortune.

For just $30, shoppers can pick up nine items, including a turkey and several classic Thanksgiving favorites.

What's Included in Target's $30 Thanksgiving Meal?

The meal package includes:

  • Butterball Premium Whole Young Turkey: Up to 10 pounds

  • Good & Gather Russet Potatoes: 3-pound bag

  • Ocean Spray Jellied Cranberry Sauce: 14 ounces

  • Del Monte French Style Green Beans: Two 14.5-ounce cans

  • Campbell's Condensed Cream of Mushroom Soup: 10.5 ounces

  • Good & Gather French Fried Onions: 6 ounces

  • Stove Top Turkey Stuffing Mix: 6 ounces

  • Heinz Homestyle Turkey Gravy: 12 ounces

  • Favorite Day Take & Bake Baguettes: Two-count package

That's a turkey, stuffing, potatoes, vegetables, cranberry sauce, gravy and bread for a total of $30. Not bad for a Thanksgiving feast!

More Thanksgiving Deals at Target

Target isn't stopping with the $30 dinner. The retailer is also expanding its selection of affordable holiday foods, including $5 sides, pies, appetizers and wine.

Some of the new options shoppers can look forward to include:

Sides: Good & Gather Mashed Sweet Potatoes and Parmesan Cheese Topped Roasted Vegetables.

Desserts: Favorite Day pies in new sizes and flavors, including Apple Caramel Crumb.

Appetizers: More than 10 new Good & Gather frozen appetizers, including Blueberry and Brie Cheese Sticks and Feta Cheese and Honey Cheese Bites.

Target also plans to roll out additional limited-time promotions throughout November as Thanksgiving approaches.

With grocery prices still a concern for many families, a $30 dinner for six could be an appealing option for anyone trying to keep holiday spending under control.

Target is joining several other major retailers offering budget-friendly Thanksgiving meal promotions this year. And with more holiday deals expected to arrive in the coming weeks, shoppers may have even more opportunities to save.

The bottom line: Feeding six people Thanksgiving dinner for $30 sounds like a pretty good deal. Now let's just hope someone else volunteers to do the dishes!



Posted by Johnny Ice at 11:22 AM