"With Thanksgiving five weeks away, retailers are once again stepping in to take some of the guesswork out of hosting. Walmart, Aldi, and Sam's Club have each shared this year's menus of ready-to-order Thanksgiving meal kits. Costco also appears to be in on the trend; one shopper on social media spotted a meal kit available in the fresh food section."
"The offering from Walmart-owned Sam's Club is the most expensive in the group, but also very likely the easiest to put together quickly. The company says it surveyed its Member's Mark community to design the menu, and nearly two-thirds of respondents said cooking and prep were their biggest turkey day challenges. This year's basket costs $100, feeds 10 people, and can be ready in two hours. Curious diners can also try it out in advance at a nearby "Taste of Sam's" event on November 15."
With Thanksgiving approaching, major retailers are offering ready-to-order Thanksgiving meal kits and baskets to simplify hosting. Walmart, Aldi, Sam's Club, and Costco are among the chains providing curated menus and prebaked or prepared components. Retailers are using pricing strategies and menu design to keep overall costs steady despite persistent inflation, with some budget-minded offerings targeting about $40 for a gathering of eight. Sam's Club is offering a $100 Member's Mark basket that feeds 10 and can be prepared in about two hours, while Walmart markets a per-person option as low as $4.
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