Boar’s Head

Boar’s Head has built a reputation for quality and flavor over decades, and it’s a brand that gets a chef’s stamp of approval.”I like it because it doesn’t matter which grocer you purchase it at, you will always get the same quality product,” says Chef Andres Kaifer of Customshop and Emmy Lou’s in Charlotte, NC. For Melanie Portman, chef and recipe developer with Droolrecipes.com, there are two types of Boar Head deli meat she recommends: Ovengold Turkey and Genoa Salami. The Ovengold Turkey has a smooth texture without being “rubbery” she says. “It has a clean roasted flavor that works in everything from sandwiches to a quick chef’s salad,” Chef Melanie adds,  “It slices thin without tearing, which sounds small but makes a real difference when you’re layering a panini.” The Genoa Salami is another favorite. “The pepper and garlic balance is perfect, and the quality is reliable no matter which grocery store I grab it from,” Chef Melanie explains.”It’s my go-to when I need salami for a muffuletta or a quick pasta salad.” Home chefs swear by the brand, too. “Despite the listeria scares from a few years ago, I’ve always found Boar’s Head to be an above-average deli meat and the one I gravitate towards,” notes Lisa Lotts, home chef, recipe developer, owner and publisher of Garlic and Zest.”The flavors are solid, and I love the variety. The look and texture are good without being rubbery or too watery. It’s a higher-priced option, but it makes a meaty sandwich and sub. Bonus, Boar’s Head sliced cheeses take any ‘wich to the next level.”

Columbus Italian Dry Salame

Columbus Italian Dry Salame combines authentic flavor, artisanal quality, and versatility, making it stand out on both grocery shelves and charcuterie boards. “This is what I reach for when I’m building an antipasto board,” says Chef Melanie. “The fat-to-lean ratio is spot on — it has that authentic Italian salumi flavor without being greasy.   I’ve served it next to imported salami and guests can’t tell the difference.”

Dietz & Watson Black Forest Ham

Dietz & Watson Black Forest Ham hits a sweet spot between traditional flavor and cleaner ingredients that many shoppers care about. According to Chef Melanie, it has a “rich, smoky flavor that doesn’t taste artificial.” She explains, “It holds up in cooked dishes too — I use it in my ham and gruyère crêpes, and it caramelizes beautifully without  releasing too much water.”

Applegate Naturals Roast Beef

Applegate Naturals Roast Beef delivers an unforgettable beef flavor and everyday versatility that many consumers find hard to beat in the deli aisle. It’s one of Chef Melanie’s go-tos because of the “cleaner ingredients.” She says, “It actually tastes like beef, not the salty mystery meat you get from cheaper brands. I use it for French dip sandwiches and it stands up   to the au jus without falling apart.”

Hillshire Farm

Hillshire Farm is a brand that’s consistent, accessible, familiar, and affordable—qualities that matter most for everyday eating. “Silly, but I appreciate the packaging – it’s easy to get into and reseal, instead of those zip-top packages, which always seem to fail,” says Lotts. “Additionally, the lunchmeat itself is neither too thin nor too thick, though the slices are larger than those of other packaged cold cuts, which is great for folding over on itself for a thicker, meatier-looking sandwich.” She adds, “The flavor is balanced with a light salt and smoke flavor in the turkey and ham. It’s a solid option. I use it in my “Knife and Fork Grilled Cheese” recipe.”

Citterio Parma Ham

Citterio Parma ham delivers what many consider the gold standard of deli meat: simple ingredients, authentic Italian tradition and a delicate, craveable flavor. “It’s sliced paper-thin (so thin, it comes separated by sheets of plastic), buttery, and you don’t need a lot to bring a punch of true Italian flavor,” says Lotts. “Citterio has other ham varieties as well that are also very good for lunch.”

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Movie Theater Gift Cards

Give the gift of movies this holiday season. The AMC Bundle or Regal eGift Card is $34.99 After $5 off with eDelivery. Get $50 Regal eGift Card or 2 AMC Movie Tickets plus $20 AMC eGift Card as part of the online-only deal.

Cangshan Thomas Keller Collection

There is a big sale on Cangshan only on Costco Next, where you can find member-only deals on top brands. Take an additional 40% off Thomas Keller Collection through 12/13/25 or while supplies last.

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And, Restaurant Gift Cards

Save big on restaurants. Get IHOP Four $25 eGift Cards, Landry’s Multi-Brand Two $50 eGift Cards and/or Morton’s The Steakhouse Two $50 eGift Cards, $100 Value, $69.99 after $10 off with eDelivery. Or get Applebee’s Grill & Bar and/or Landry’s Multi-Brand, Two 50 eGift Cards, $100 value, for $74.99 after $5 off.

Rastelli’s Antibiotic-Free Wagyu Beef Craft Burgers

Get Rastelli’s Antibiotic-Free Wagyu Beef Craft Burgers (24/5.5 oz. per burger), 8.25 pounds, for $25 off, just $104.99 through 12/25/25. “The best tasting burger!” writes a shopper. “The beef has amazing taste. It is easy to grill straight from frozen making it very convenient. The quality of beef is outstanding.”

Mrs. Prindables Festive Holiday Caramel Apple Gift Set

As part of a “festive baskets instant cheer” promo, get holiday food-related gift baskets on major sale. Mrs. Prindables Festive Holiday Caramel Apple Gift Set, 4.5 lbs Total, is just $44.99 delivered after $20 off. “These were the hit of the holiday season for us. Everyone loved this unique treat and commented on it to us. They don’t last too long once received however, so you have about a week to finish them once opened. But the layers of caramel and chocolate were delicious and generous. We will definitely order next season for our special friends,” writes a shopper.

Swift All Natural Lamb Loin Chops

Swift All Natural Lamb Loin Chops, (4/4 Oz. Chops Per Pack), 10 pounds of meat, are $40 off, just $179.99. “Excellent shipping, excellent packaging, very convenient, excellent lamb chops,” writes a shopper. “The lamb chops were cut in 4 and were very tasty and tender. Will definitely buy again. Love tht they are grass fed and humanely raised,” adds another.

Netuno Whole Head On, Cleaned Branzino Fish

Get ten pounds of Netuno Whole Head On, Cleaned Branzino Fish (12-18 Oz. Per Fish) for $124.99 after $35 off. “This fish is bomb , has no fishy taste or smell. Not so many bones and white meat. We made fried and made ok oven, both times enjoyed,” writes a shopper.

ReadyWise 150 Serving Emergency Food Bucket

ReadyWise 150 Serving Emergency Food Bucket (150 Total Servings) is $20 off, $79.99. The bucket is filled with 150 servings of food with a shelf life of up to 25 years. While most shoppers haven’t tried the food, some campers have given it five stars because they are saving for an emergency. “Great for additional meals for camping overnight. Tasty and easy to prepare,” one writes.

Rastelli’s Connoisseur Gift Crate

Another great gift for a carnivore? Rastelli’s Connoisseur Gift Crate, $99.99 after a whopping $60 off, is a carefully curated selection of high-quality meats, cheeses, chocolates, crackers, and accoutrements, gourmet enough for serious foodies. Ships in three to five days via UPS 3-5 Day.

Vacaville Fruit Company, 60 oz. Dried Fruit & Nut Tray

Vacaville Fruit Company, 60 oz. Dried Fruit & Nut Tray is $49.99 after $10 off. It comes with dried fruits and nuts, including California white peaches, California yellow peaches, California plums, California pluots, California Deglet Noor Dates, and California Smoked Almonds, and a Fruit & Nut Medley Mix. “I was looking for a nice, fresh gift basket to ship to my family members. I ordered one for my self to try it and it’s truly lovely, fresh and beautiful presentation,” writes a shopper.

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Rastelli’s Carver Ham Meal

Rastelli’s Carver Ham Meal with 4 Side Dishes, a great option for a holiday party, is $40 off at $129.99. It serves 8. The meal comes with five pounds of Boneless Carver Ham with Glaze and two pounds each of the following sides: Sausage and Cranberry Stuffing, Creamed Spinach, Scalloped Potatoes au Gratin, and Mac & Cheese. “Very pleased with my order! The ham was delicious – and so were all the sides. Easy to prepare and definitely enough to feed 8. Will definitely order again next holiday season!” writes a shopper. “The ham was plentiful and delicious. The sides were equally good — plenty of food for family of 7 plus enough leftovers to make ham sandwiches for a few days! We ordered for friends who were having a difficult time and they really appreciated the thought and the quality of food.”

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Kirkland Signature Sugar Cookies

There are so many holiday cookie options in the Costco bakery, but only one is on sale this month. The Kirkland Signature Christmas Sugar Cookie with Sprinkles, 24-Count is just $6.99 after $2 off through 12/28/25.

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Kirkland Signature European Cookies With Belgian Chocolate

If you want to get tinned cookies for holiday gifts, head to Costco and grab its in-warehouse offering. Get Kirkland Signature European Cookies With Belgian Chocolate, Assortment, 49.4 oz, a seasonal item, for $4 off until 12/14/25. There is a limit of five.

Kirkland Signature Shrimp Cocktail with Cocktail Sauce & Lemon

Now through 12/14/25, take advantage of Costco’s “focus item,” Kirkland Signature Shrimp Cocktail with Cocktail Sauce & Lemon, on sale for $10.99 per pound. There are also Kirkland Signature Cold Water Lobster Tails, a seasonal item, for $26.99 per pound.

Kirkland Signature Grass-Fed Beef Sticks

One of the latest Kirkland Signature product drops is on sale this month as part of the members’ only deals: The new protein-packed beef sticks. “Just hit the shelves at Costco, Kirkland Signature Grass-Fed Beef Sticks (12-Pack). 100 calories, 0g total sugar, and 10g protein per serving,” Costco Aisles wrote. The bag is $12.99.

Kirkland Signature Laundry Detergent

Stock up on laundry detergent this month. Kirkland Signature Ultra Clean Free & Clear HE Liquid Laundry Detergent, 146 loads, 194 fl oz is $3.60 off, just $17.89.

Kirkland Signature Daily Multi, 500 Tablets

Don’t forget to stock up on your vitamins. Kirkland Signature Daily Multi, 500 Tablets is $3 off, $16.99 online. “Kirkland Daily Multi Vitamins are a great supplement for daily use as an added boost to overall health and wellness. As a clinical dietician, I would happily recommend this vitamin to many of my patients. Disregard the purveyors of pseudoscience (like a recent reviewer) who claim there are toxic elements used in this Vitamin. The B12 used in this product is perfectly safe and although the amount is higher than the RDI (recommended daily intake), it is none the less perfectly safe. Whatever your body doesn’t absorb will be filtered out in the bathroom,” writes a shopper.

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Kirkland Signature Quit 2 mg or 4 mg

If you New Year’s resolution is to quit smoking, Costco has the sale for you. Kirkland Signature Quit 2 mg or 4 mg, Ice Mint Gum, 300 Pieces, is $47.99 after $15 off. “Great product, better than any other nicotine gum. Perfect delivery service,” writes a happy shopper.

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Kirkland Signature Maple Syrup

Kirkland Signature Maple Syrup is among the top 10 items in the warehouse. Multiple Reddit feeds name the item as one of the warehouse’s all-time greats. “Used to buy my organic pure maple syrup at the farmer’s market directly from the farmer. Average cost was $8 for 8oz. This product from Costco is just as good at a fraction of the price,” one shopper says. “I love this syrup – we typically drive 45 minutes one way to Costco just to get this. Great price. Great taste. And organic!” another adds.

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Kirkland Signature Super Premium Vanilla Ice Cream

Kirkland Signature Super Premium Vanilla Ice Cream is regularly considered a favorite of Costco shoppers. Many claim it is more delicious than more expensive name brands. “The super premium vanilla ice cream is unbeatable,” one highly liked comment reads. The creamy ice cream is “the most delicious ice cream I’ve ever tasted. I’d heard all the hype and finally got some the other day, and boy did the hype deliver! Fan for life now,” another poster said.

Kirkland Signature Extra Crispy French Fries

Kirkland Signature Extra Crispy French Fries are crunchy, tasty, and delicious, with people claiming they are better than Ore-Ida. “We bought some and they’re pretty good. They remind me of the Lamb Weston hand cut freezer fries,” one shopper on Reddit confirmed. “Thicker cut and potato forward. I love them bought instead of the ore ida and won’t be going back as long as they sell them,” another added.

Kirkland Signature Liquid Laundry Detergent and Pods

Kirkland Signature Laundry Detergent, and the pods are a must-buy for shoppers who want to save money without compromising quality. “This product is every bit as good as name brand competitors such as Tide! We have been Tide users for years and have found UltraClean removes stains well, freshens colors, and even smell much better than Tide,” one writes.

Kirkland Signature Cooking Oil

Kirkland Signature cooking oils, especially the Kirkland Signature Organic Extra-Virgin Olive Oil, are among the best on the market and are even approved by chefs. Kirkland sources the highly hyped olive oil from organically grown olives throughout Europe. The traditional is one of the warehouse’s most popular products, but a seasonal option is usually available that customers love. “Very good olive oil. It’s worth the price and I think it should be rated higher than other well known olive oils,” one shopper says.

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Kirkland Signature Paper Towels

Costco brand paper towels are a staple in my house. Why pay more for name-brand when Kirkland Signature Paper Towels are super thick and absorbent? “I was a faithful Bounty user, then theirs became super linty and un-affordable ! Kirkland is pretty well priced, works great with no lint,” writes one shopper. “I have tried several different name brand paper towels, some were acceptable quality and others were very expensive yet the quality did not match the extra cost. The Kirkland brand falls right into what our family requires of paper towels. There are enough towels per role to eliminate the frustration of feeling like you are always replacing it. The quality is above average and the price is reasonable,” another shopper added.

Kirkland Signature Unisex Shearling Slippers and Boots

Costco’s faux Ugg slippers are back, and shoppers claim they are just as high-quality as the name brand. Kirkland Signature Unisex Shearling Slippers are $31.99 on the website and less in the store, available in men’s and women’s sizes in tan and black. “I’ve bought uggs for my nieces and my fiancée, but I would never pay the Ugg price for myself. The Kirkland brand ones feel the exact same inside and seem to be made well and durable,” writes a shopper. The boot version is also back, just $32.99 on the website.

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Organic Spicy Honey Sauce

For a sweet and spicy kick to your sandwiches or pizza, try the Organic Spicy Honey Sauce. “Their hot honey… I got a packet of mike’s hot honey in a hello fresh box and it had no heat to it,” a fan admitted. “It was honestly just honey not sure if it was because it was old or what but Trader Joe’s hot honey [definitely] has a kick and is soooo much better.”

Almond or Cookie Butter

Skip the peanut butter this week and try the “almond butter.” A Trader Joe’s fan suggests giving their famous Creamy Almond Butter (Salted) a try for something different. “Way cheaper and for better ingredients.” Another fan of the grocery chain stands behind the “[Speculoos] Cookie Butter. Better than Biscoff IMHO [in my honest opinion].”

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Mac & Cheese

Skip the Kraft Mac & Cheese and give the Trader Joe’s Cheddar Macaroni & Cheese a try. “The boxed Mac n cheese. So cheesey,” a fan said. “I remove a small handful of the noodles because it’s too [many] noodles to sauce imo and do 2tbsp butter and replace half the milk with half n half otherwise the cheese sauce tends to dry out faster. That’s how I cook all boxed Mac n cheese and TJs is by far the best and also one of the cheapest.”

Salad Kits

Fans rave about the Trader Joe’s Salad Kits. “Those salad kits, with a bag of arugula or spinach, is my go-to for potlucks. I just grab a bowl and tongs from home, stop by and pick a “lunch salad” and bag of greens, and freshly toss it all together before walking into a party,” one user said. “Makes a good size salad with a good amount of fun toppings and plenty of dressing. And with so many options, I never bring the same salad twice!”

Quinoa Stuffed Dolmas

Trader Joe’s has no shortage of dips and apps to snack on or bring to parties. “I love the grape leaves! Also the romesco dip in the refrigerated section is amazing,” one user said about Trader Joe’s. The Quinoa Stuffed Dolmas are dressed in oil, flavorful, and taste like restaurant quality dolmas.

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Burman’s Real Mayonnaise

Aldis’ Burman’s Real Mayonnaise is $3.29 for 30 fl oz, compared to $6.59 for Best Foods Mayonnaise. That makes Aldi 50.1% cheaper than the competition. “This mayo is a versatile addition to your kitchen, making every bite delicious and satisfying,” Aldi says.

L’oven Fresh Hawaiian Sweet Rolls

Aldi’s L’oven Fresh Hawaiian Sweet Rolls are $1.99 for 12, compared to $4.00 for the King’s Hawaiian Original Hawaiian Sweet Rolls. So the Aldi dupe is essentially 50.25% cheaper than the name brand.

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Reggano Marinara Pasta Sauce

Aldi’s Reggano Marinara Pasta Sauce is $1.85 compared to Rao’s Homemade Marinara Pasta Sauce for $7.59. That makes Aldi’s version a whopping 75.6% cheaper than the name brand. “The classic red sauce blends juicy tomatoes with fresh basil for a delicious bite every time,” Aldi says.

Burman’s Tomato Ketchup

Burman’s Tomato Ketchup is $2.39 for 38 oz, compared to $4.48 for Heinz Tomato Ketchup. That means Aldi’s ketchup is 47% cheaper than Heinz. With no artificial flavors or colors, this ketchup is a great addition to burgers, fries and more.

Millville Cinnamon Toaster Tarts

Millville Cinnamon Toaster Tarts are $2.45 for 12, compared to $10.99 for a box of 12 Pop Tarts. This makes the Aldi version 78% cheaper than the competition. “These flaky pastries are filled with a warm and comforting cinnamon filling, making them perfect for breakfast or a quick treat any time of day,” the store says.

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Burman’s Yellow Mustard

Burman’s Yellow Mustard is $1.99 for 20 oz, compared to French’s Classic Yellow Mustard at $2.99. That means the Aldi mustard is 33% cheaper than French’s. “It’s perfect for sandwiches, burgers and hot dogs. Enhance your BBQ dishes or use it as a base for a zingy salad dressing,” Aldi says.

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A Caraway Cookware Set for $300 Off

Costco New Deals shared a fantastic deal on a Caraway cookware set. “@caraway_home has an amazing Black Friday deal for Costco members you have to check this out $300 OFF valid through 11/30 for this beautiful 24 piece set I got the beige last year and this year I’m getting the blue! They also have it in gray I love that they are compatible with induction which I have this year and that they are non stick without harmful chemicals,” they wrote.

Huge Christmas Trees for Under $80

If you are opting for a real Christmas tree, head to Costco for the best deals in town. “Fresh cut Christmas trees have arrived at Costco just in time for thanksgiving these are noble fir and the are 7′-8′ tall!! They also have smaller ones I will show soon!! $76.99,” Costco New Deals shared.

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Gourmet Meat and Seafood

Costco is the best place to buy gourmet meat and seafood at lower prices. “Costco is selling seasoned prime rib for the holidays and it’s $18 a pound this is another option for the holidays This is marinated with olive oil, garlic , onion , chili, spices and more. There’s also king crab, lobster me more,” Costco New Deals shared.  The Lobster is $11.99, and the crab, $19.99-$34.99.

Beecher’s World Best Mac and Cheese Is $4 Off

Costco So Obsessed shared about Beecher’s World Best Mac and Cheese for $4 off, $10.89. “My favorite Mac and cheese is on sale! Grab one for Thanksgiving or even for Christmas @beecherscheese yum@,” they captioned the post.

$3 Off 32 Degrees Women’s Button Up Shirts

Costco So Obsessed shared about 32 Degrees Women’s Button Up Shirts, $3 off. “Love the colors of these super soft button up shirts … fyi they aren’t stretchy but still comfy,” they wrote.

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The Rabbit 5 Piece Electric Wine Set, perfect for holiday entertaining or a hostess gift, is $10 off. “electric wine set on sale $29.99 I like the black matte and gold finish!” Costco So Obsessed shared.

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Costco So Obsessed shared about a sweet deal on name-brand hand cream. “Dionis Goat Milk Hand Cream 3-pack is $4 off,” they wrote. “Sunday spa day spotted yesterday .”

A Godiva Gift Box for $30 Off

The Godiva Goldmark Assorted Chocolate Gift Box, 4 Pack, 108 Total Pieces, available online, is $30 off. “A GREAT value as the chocolates are delicious and wrapped very nicely. A super gift or keep for yourself as this is a great value and deal,” writes a shopper.

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Savanna Orchards Honey Roasted Nut Mix Is $3 Off

Need something to fill the snack bowls at your next holiday party? Savanna Orchards Honey Roasted Nut Mix is $3 off. “I have been buying these for about a year now and they are the best! They are quite satisfying with the slightly sweet coating on it. I have never had a bad nut like you can get sometimes in large containers,” writes a shopper.

CJ Foods bibigo Chicken & Cilantro Mini Wontons

I love CJ Foods bibigo Chicken & Cilantro Mini Wontons. They can be eaten as an appetizer or tossed in soup. The three-pound bag is $2.50 off.

PuraVida Fire Roasted Root Vegetables

PuraVida Fire Roasted Root Vegetables, 64 oz, is an easy way to cook veggies and serve with a protein during the week. The giant bag is $3 off until December 1.

And, This Cheese Tray Is $3.50 Off

If you are putting together a cheese plate or charcuterie board for a holiday party, head to Costco. Cello Cracker Cut Cheese Tray, Variety pack, 2 lbs, is $9.49 in the warehouse after $3.50 off.

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Choceur Hot Chocolate Stir Sticks

The Choceur Hot Chocolate Stir Sticks ($4.39) are a sweet little holiday find. “I saw them yesterday. They are so cute,” one shopper said.

L’oven Fresh Apple Stollen Bites

L’oven Fresh Apple Stollen Bites ($5.49) are a seasonal treat for Aldi shoppers. “Picked up the apple stollen bites yesterday too. Even though I thought it was too early for all the Xmas sweets,” one said.

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M&M’s Holiday Peanut Chocolate Candies

M&M’s Holiday Peanut Chocolate Candies are $4.95 at Aldi for a 10 oz bag. “These chocolate candies are perfect for holiday gatherings and adding a splash of color to your dessert table. Enjoy them straight from the bag or use them to decorate cookies and cakes,” the company says.

Merry Moments 2 Piece Metal Gingerbread Figures

The Merry Moments 2 Piece Metal Gingerbread Figures ($39.99) is a new addition to Aldi’s holiday collection. “Perfect for decorating, gifting and making your Christmas display stand out. Rustic, durable, and full of charm,” Aldi says.

Merry Moments 2 Quart Holiday Cast Iron Dutch Oven

The Merry Moments 2 Quart Holiday Cast Iron Dutch Oven with long lasting porcelain enamel interior and exterior is a great deal at just $22.99. “Perfect for oven to table holiday serving,” the brand says. “Tight-fitting lid locks in moisture and enhances flavors.”

Appleton Farms Smoked Ham Butt

The Appleton Farms Smoked Ham Butt is $15.92 per pound and perfect for holiday entertaining. “Making a soup or stew? This ham is for you! Bone-in hams are a great value – packing a punch of flavor. Appleton Farms bone-in hams are fully cooked so all you have to do is heat and they’re ready to eat!” the brand says.

Urban Accents Non-GMO Turkey Brine & Rub Kit

The Urban Accents Non-GMO Turkey Brine & Rub Kit ($6.99) will help you get a holiday turkey that is succulent and delicious. “This kit includes a heavy-duty biodegradable BPA-free brining bag, a spiced brine blend and a smoky peppercorn & herb rub. Simple and easy, this kit ensures your turkey will be the star of the meal,” the company says.

French’s Original Crispy Fried Onions

Stock up on French’s Original Crispy Fried Onions ($3.99), made from real American-grown onions and no artificial flavors for all your holiday casserole needs. “Perfect for adding a crunchy topping to casseroles, salads and burgers. These crispy fried onions bring a delicious flavor boost to any dish,” French’s says.

Chef’s Cupboard Hot Honey Stuffing

Aldi shoppers love the Chef’s Cupboard Hot Honey Stuffing ($1.29). “My husband and I love hot honey! I got these at Aldi and we are so excited to try them ,” one customer wrote on Facebook.

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Specially Selected Premium Shrimp Ring

The Specially Selected Premium Shrimp Ring ($10.99) is ideal for your holiday appetizer and snack table. This shrimp is cooked-in-shell, peeled and pin deveined with the tail on for easy snacking. Each round includes cocktail sauce.

Specially Selected Mushroom & Truffle Au Gratin Potatoes

Aldi shoppers are excited about the new Specially Selected Mushroom & Truffle Au Gratin Potatoes. “Bought some today and I’m gonna have them with pork chops this week,” one said. “I haven’t had these but did have the gouda bacon and they were phenomenal,” another commented.

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French Galettes Butter Cookies

The Trader Joe’s French Galettes Butter Cookies ($3.49) are so good they’re dangerous, customers say. “They’re so good I’ve been alternating topping them with a schmear of pistachio cream, lemon curd, and goat cheese with a drizzle of hot honey as an occasional sanity treat but I literally have to hide them from myself so I forget about them for a few days,” one shopper said.

Vanilla Non-Dairy Frozen Dessert

Trader Joe’s Vanilla Non-Dairy Frozen Dessert ($4.29) is made with coconut and fans love it. “THIS IS SO GOOD. It’s creamy and there’s no coconut flavor, just vanilla. I ate some with the Valencia peanut butter and it was exquisite,” one shopper said.

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Sleigh Ride Cookies

The Sleigh Ride Cookies ($3.99) are a must-have seasonal treat from Trader Joe’s. “Oh man. Just tried these and came looking for a thread. These cookies are amazing. I’m going to get in so much trouble while these are in stock,” one Redditor said.

Clotted Cream Fudge

Clotted Cream Fudge ($2.99) is a limited time only seasonal treat shoppers love. “The clotted cream fudge is so good! It’s very sweet so you just need a couple pieces… it tastes like the maple one but more of a caramel flavor ,” said the TraderJoesObsessed Instagram account.

Cocoa Truffles with Maple Sugar

Trader Joe’s Cocoa Truffles with Maple Sugar ($4.49) are outrageously good, shoppers say. “They are SO GOOD the maple flavor sneaks up on you. There are lightly crunchy maple sugar crystals in them that melt on your tongue and leave the most delicious aftertaste,” one raved. “These are the best sweet item I’ve ever tried here. They have a perfect chocolate maple balance.”

Mini Cinnamon Sugar Cookies

Trader Joe’s shoppers are raving about the new Mini Cinnamon Sugar Cookies ($0.99). “I loved these. The right amount of sweetness and spice. I love how light and crunchy they were too,” one said.

Trader Joe’s This Pumpkin Walks Into A Bar… Cereal Bars

Trader Joe’s This Pumpkin Walks Into A Bar… Cereal Bars ($2.49) are a seasonal item shoppers love. “Obsessed with the pumpkin cereal bar and they’re even better cold ,” one said. “Had one of these in my lunch box which I refrigerated at work and it was SO perfect.”

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Costco

Costco’s Complete Gourmet Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner is a true showstopper, containing items such as mashed potatoes, green bean casserole, pumpkin pie and much more. “You’ll get a turkey breast that is pre-brined and ready to roast, and all the fixings that make it a holiday feast,” the chain says. “Everyone’s favorites are on the menu. Made with high quality ingredients, these side dishes are worthy of your festive table. Your family and guests will swear they are eating homemade.”

Walmart

Walmart’s annual Thanksgiving Meal is back and it’s the best ever. Customers can enjoy a basket containing over 20 national and private brand items—including a Butterball turkey for $.97 per pound, its lowest price since 2019—as a one-click basket serving 10 people for less than $40. That’s an incredible deal.

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Amazon

Don’t sleep on Amazon’s holiday feast this year: From November 12-27, customers can feed five for $25 with Amazon’s Thanksgiving meal – just $5 per person. The spread includes a Butterball frozen turkey ($0.69/lb) plus pre-made classic side dishes from Reser’s including homestyle stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, green bean casserole, and cranberry relish, Amazon Grocery crescent rolls, and a holiday pie from select national brands.

Whole Foods

Whole Foods has a Classic Whole Roast Turkey Meal where customers can feed 8 people. This combo includes one whole road turkey served with Creamy Mashed Russet Potatoes, Classic Holiday Herb Stuffing, Sea Salt & Cracked Pepper Green Beans, Turkey Gravy, and Zesty Cranberry Orange Sauce. No dessert included so don’t forget to pick up some pies!

Sam’s Club

The 2025 Member’s Mark Thanksgiving Meal from Sam’s Club is an excellent choice for your holiday dinner. Each meal contains Member’s Mark-branded Smoked Turkey, Yukon Gold Mashed Potatoes, Macaroni and Cheese, Dinner Rolls, and more.

Sprouts

Sprouts is my go-to spot for better-for-you food options (especially for the kids) and the Organic Turkey Meal is no exception. Each meal contains one Fully Cooked Organic Turkey, plus Stuffing, Mashed Potatoes, Turkey Gravy, and Cranberry Sauce, all organic. Not into turkey? There are also some fantastic Spiral-Sliced Ham and Grass-Fed Rib Roast options.

Honey Baked Ham

While not strictly a grocery chain, The Honey Baked Ham Company has been taking the stress out of holiday dinners for decades. Customers can choose a traditional smoked/roasted Honey-Baked Turkey Dinner with three sides, a Boneless Ham & Turkey Dinner Holiday Duo, and a 6 Sides Sampler option to round it all off. Simply order, pick up, or choose delivery.

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