Gobble, gobble, hey! Thanksgiving dinner will cost a lot less this year — here's why

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Dig in! Turkeys will be cheaper this Thanksgiving, with at least one major retailer already selling whole birds for as little as $25.years of household budget-smashing inflationThe expected break comes as a third of consumers are anticipating to once again pay steeper prices for their Thanksgiving groceries, according to insights from a recent consumer behavior report

“Because turkey prices are down so much, and that’s the centerpiece of the meal, celebrating Thanksgiving at home will be more advantageous this year for families.” “A year ago, refrigerated trucks were charging $3.80 per mile on average. Now, the most recent rate quoted by the USDA was $3.30 per mile,” he said, adding that truck availability is another element to this.

Swanson added that canned pumpkins also bibbity-bobbity-booped up 30% from 2022 as well. Canned green beans have risen 9% compared to the year prior, also.

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