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Thanksgiving turkey deals 2026 include a 48¢-per-pound frozen whole turkey at Kroger with a digital coupon in the Cincinnati Tri-State area and a 59¢-per-pound frozen whole turkey at Publix in its November weekly ad. For a 15-pound bird, those deals work out to $7.20 and $8.85, respectively. Target, Walmart and ALDI also have turkey offers or Thanksgiving meal deals ahead of Thursday, November 26.
Prices checked November 14, 2026. Weekly ad prices, coupons and stock can vary by store. Select your store by ZIP code and check the dates, eligible turkey and purchase limits before shopping.
Thanksgiving Turkey Deals 2026 by Price Per Pound
| Store and turkey | Price per lb | 15-lb estimate | Requirements and market | Advertised dates |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kroger frozen whole turkey | 48¢ | $7.20 | Digital coupon. Reported in the Cincinnati Tri-State area. Check your ZIP code. | Nov. 11–17 |
| Publix frozen whole young turkey | 59¢ | $8.85 | 10–24 lb, limit 2 in the reviewed ad. Check your local edition. | Nov. 11–17 or Nov. 12–18, depending on store |
| Target Good & Gather frozen turkey | 79¢ | $11.85 | Advertised where sold. Check local stock and available weights. | November start announced |
| Kroger Butterball frozen whole turkey | 88¢ | $13.20 | Shopper’s card and digital coupon. 10 lb and up, limit 5 in the reviewed ad. Check your ZIP code. | Nov. 11–17 in the reviewed ad |
| Walmart Butterball frozen whole turkey | 97¢ | $14.55 | Price announced with Walmart’s holiday promotion. Check your local listing. | Holiday promotion Oct. 28–Dec. 24 |
| ALDI Butterball frozen whole turkey | $1.27 | $19.05 | Limit 2 in Cincinnati Tri-State reporting. Check your ZIP code. | Reported the week of Nov. 11–17 |
The 15-pound estimates use the same weight to compare stores. Your actual cost depends on the weight printed on the package. A 12-pound turkey at 79¢ per pound costs $9.48, for example, while a 20-pound turkey at 59¢ per pound costs $11.80. If you’re flexible on size, compare the package totals as well as the advertised price per pound.
Thanksgiving Turkey Deals at Publix, Kroger, Walmart, Target and ALDI
Kroger Turkey Deal at 48¢ per Pound With a Digital Coupon
Kroger’s 48¢-per-pound offer applies to its store-brand frozen whole turkey in the ad reviewed. The same ad lists a price of up to 98¢ per pound with a shopper’s card without the digital coupon. On a 15-pound bird, that could mean paying $14.70 instead of $7.20. Set your store, clip the coupon and check that the offer applies to the turkey you picked up.
The ad also lists a separate Butterball frozen whole turkey deal at 88¢ per pound with a card and digital coupon. It applies to birds weighing 10 pounds or more in that edition. If you’re comparing the two Kroger offers, check the brand on the label before checkout. Find other local editions in the Kroger Weekly Ad and check current coupon terms in Kroger’s official weekly ad.
Publix Whole Young Turkey at 59¢ per Pound
The Publix weekly ad lists its frozen whole young turkey at 59¢ per pound for birds weighing 10 to 24 pounds, with a limit of two in the reviewed edition. A 12-pound bird costs $7.08 at that rate. A 20-pound bird costs $11.80. If you need a particular size, check what’s available locally before planning the rest of your shopping trip.
The next Publix ad preview also lists 59¢ per pound. That edition is scheduled to start November 18 or 19 depending on the store and run through November 25. Check which edition applies to your location in the Publix Weekly Ad or on Publix’s official digital flyer.
Target Frozen Turkey at 79¢ per Pound
Target announced its Good & Gather frozen turkey at 79¢ per pound wherever it’s sold in November. That puts a 15-pound bird at $11.85 if your store carries that size. Target’s separate $30 meal for six includes a Butterball turkey weighing up to 10 pounds, so compare the brand and weight when deciding between the two offers.
Browse the Target Weekly Ad for sides and other holiday groceries, or see Target’s Thanksgiving announcement for the meal contents.
Walmart Butterball Turkey at 97¢ per Pound
Walmart announced a 97¢-per-pound Butterball turkey with its holiday promotion. A 15-pound bird works out to $14.55 at that rate. The retailer’s advertised $35 meal basket uses a 13.5-pound turkey for its estimate, so choosing a heavier bird can change the cart total.
Walmart says the meal basket requires no special membership. The advertised basket price excludes Alaska, Hawaii, Oklahoma, Puerto Rico and Wisconsin, and fulfillment fees can apply. Check your store on the Walmart Weekly Ad page and see Walmart’s Holiday Meal Basket terms.
ALDI Butterball Turkey and the Under-$39 Thanksgiving Meal
The $1.27-per-pound Butterball frozen whole turkey was reported in the Cincinnati Tri-State area. ALDI’s meal announcement uses a 16-pound Farmer’s Choice turkey and prices the ingredients for 10 people at under $39. The shopping list includes stuffing, sweet potatoes, rolls and ingredients for pumpkin pie.
ALDI says the advertised meal requires no coupon, loyalty card, minimum purchase or membership. Actual prices and available products can vary by location. Browse the ALDI Weekly Ad and see ALDI’s official Thanksgiving shopping list.
Thanksgiving Meal Deals at Walmart, ALDI and Target
| Store | Advertised total | Serves | Cost per person | Offer ends |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Walmart | $35 estimated | 10 | $3.50 | Dec. 24 |
| ALDI | Under $39 | 10 | Under $3.90 | Nov. 25 |
| Target | $30 before tax | 6 | $5.00 | Nov. 29 |
Target has the lowest advertised total of the three baskets and is sized for six. Walmart advertises $3.50 per person for 10, while ALDI’s estimate for 10 includes a 16-pound turkey. If you already have sides and dessert ingredients, compare the turkey-only prices first. If you’re buying the whole meal, check the basket’s item list against your menu and add anything you’ll need to buy separately.
For the latest local offers, check the weekly ads on WeeklyAds2. Match the dates on the flyer to your shopping day, especially if you’re comparing this week’s sale with a Thanksgiving week preview.