8 Best Thanksgiving Deals at Aldi

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With Thanksgiving just over a month away, many of you have probably started planning your Thanksgiving dinner. While this is a favorite time of year for those of us who love good food, it can also be an expensive meal to prepare. 

Luckily, if you have an Aldi store nearby, there are some great deals you can take advantage of. Here are eight Thanksgiving deals happening at Aldi this year.

Complete Thanksgiving Meal for 10

If you plan to host a large group of people for Thanksgiving, Aldi has your back. They will be offering a complete Thanksgiving meal basket for just $47. That means just $4.70 per person. 

I’m not sure about you, but I never leave the grocery store after spending less than $47 on our Thanksgiving meal.

The baskets are full of all your traditional favorites, including:

• Baby carrots
• Butterball turkey
• Canned pumpkin
• Celery
• Chicken broth
• Cranberries
• Evaporated milk
• Fresh green beans
• Gravy mix
• Mini marshmallows
• Onions
• Pie crusts
• Poultry seasoning
• Russet potatoes
• Shells and cheese kit
• Stuffing mix
• Sweet dinner rolls
• Sweet potatoes
• Whipped cream

With the savings you’ll have, you could add another family’s favorite side dish or a nice bottle of wine to the meal.

Season’s Choice Sweet Potato Casserole 

According to Reddit user Sfuzz512, the Season’s Choice Sweet Potato Casserole from Aldi is a must for their Thanksgiving table. It’s sold in the frozen aisle, and a 22-ounce package costs $4.99. With its praline topping, this might be the perfect sweet addition to your meal before you even reach dessert.

Butterball Frozen Boneless Turkey

If you have a smaller family or prefer to avoid the need to carve around the turkey bones, you could opt for a Butterball boneless turkey this year. This four-pound turkey comes with its own gravy packet and costs just $0.25 per ounce.  

Frozen Pie Crusts

Some people love to make their own pie crust, but many people prefer to avoid that step if possible. Reddit user Icescreamuscream said the frozen pie crusts from Aldi’s are a must-purchase. You can purchase a two-pack of Belmont Deep Dish frozen crusts for just $2.75. This way, you can make two pumpkin pies or keep a crust frozen for Christmas.

Hawaiian Stuffing Mix

Hawaiian rolls are a staple of our Thanksgiving dinner table. However, Aldi’s is taking things up a notch. According to Reddit user fmlongo, Aldi’s Hawaiian Stuffing Mix always finds its way onto their table. You can purchase six-ounce boxes for just $1.55 and choose between classic herbs and spices or sage and onion.

Specialty Cheeses

Is your Thanksgiving meal usually preceded by a charcuterie board? If so, Aldi’s has some great options. Redditor, TheCatAteMyFace, loves all their fancy cheese. You could purchase a 7-ounce package of brie cheese for $4.39 or a six-ounce blueberry vanilla goat cheese log for $3.65. Add these to a box of crackers, a fig fruit spread, and a package of prosciutto to fill out your board. 

Pecan Pie or Tart

Not every family loves pumpkin pie, and some want a variety of things on the dessert menu. Reddit use Suckerforcats is a sucker for the Aldi’s pecan pies and pecan tarts. It looks like it might be hit or miss on whether stores have it in stock, but last year they were priced at $5.69.

Apple Cider 

If you want to make a special drink for your Thanksgiving, pick up a gallon or two of their Nature’s Nector apple cider. It’s a little expensive at $6.28 per gallon, but this tends to be less expensive than most other stores. Warm it up on the stove with some cinnamon sticks and you’ve got a great drink for Thanksgiving.

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