Thanksgiving meal up 9% higher than last year.

Jarod

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"But to replicate her meal, American families this year will be set back around $107, 9 per cent more than in 2024, when the average cost of a meal was $98.37, according to an analysis by The Times of Child’s recipes and the latest inflation figures from the department of agriculture and Bureau of Labor Statistics."

 
"But to replicate her meal, American families this year will be set back around $107, 9 per cent more than in 2024, when the average cost of a meal was $98.37, according to an analysis by The Times of Child’s recipes and the latest inflation figures from the department of agriculture and Bureau of Labor Statistics."

Ours is lower.
 
Nope... Butterball turkeys are forty nine cents a pound... AND there are tons of sales...Why does anyone need to replicate Julia Child's menu?
Butterball 99 cents per pound. That was soooo easy.

 
Butterball 99 cents per pound. That was soooo easy.

It was easy ....forty nine cents a pound.... Seventy nine cents for Fresh.... Lots of other sales on thanksgiving goodies... We shopped different stores to get the best deals... It's not difficult...
 
"But to replicate her meal, American families this year will be set back around $107, 9 per cent more than in 2024, when the average cost of a meal was $98.37, according to an analysis by The Times of Child’s recipes and the latest inflation figures from the department of agriculture and Bureau of Labor Statistics."

I trust the people that produce our food more.

The 40th annual American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) Thanksgiving dinner survey finds that a table of classic dishes for 10 people will cost $55.18, down 5% from last year, but still higher than four years ago. Prices of several of the items reflect some of the struggles of farm and ranch families working to stock the grocery store shelves.
 
"But to replicate her meal, American families this year will be set back around $107, 9 per cent more than in 2024, when the average cost of a meal was $98.37, according to an analysis by The Times of Child’s recipes and the latest inflation figures from the department of agriculture and Bureau of Labor Statistics."

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I trust the people that produce our food more.

The 40th annual American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) Thanksgiving dinner survey finds that a table of classic dishes for 10 people will cost $55.18, down 5% from last year, but still higher than four years ago. Prices of several of the items reflect some of the struggles of farm and ranch families working to stock the grocery store shelves.
Show me where I can buy a turkey cheaper than last year.
 
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