Aldi Is Rolling Back Thanksgiving Groceries To 2019 Prices
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If you’re hosting this Thanksgiving, you may be able to save on holiday staples like stuffing, pie and wine by shopping at Aldi.
According to a report by market research firm IRI, 38% of shoppers expect to pay more for Thanksgiving groceries this year. And with good reason, as grocery prices are at an all-time high. Starting today, turkeys for $0.49/lb and a full Thanksgiving basket for less than $30 (again!)🦃🛒 Full details here >> https://t.co/5xDFQ4YnZ9 pic.twitter.com/8VMXEmM4JB
But certain grocers are promising to help make the meal more affordable. For instance, discount supermarket chain Aldi announced that it would "rewind" prices back to those of 2019 for many Thanksgiving menu favorites.
Beginning Nov. 2, the fast-growing grocery store began offering many products at up to 30% off to match 2019 prices. These items include holiday favorites such as stuffing, brown-and-serve rolls, pie and wine, among others.
