Sam’s Club’s Selling A Massive Thanksgiving Meal, And It Won’t Blow Your Budget

It’s time to start thinking about Thanksgiving. Well, according to grocery stores, that is – and, to be honest, it’ll creep up, so we get why they’re getting in there in mid-October. This week, we’ve seen a couple of supermarkets pull ahead of the pack with their Thanksgiving meal offers, with Aldi offering everything you need for 10 people for under $39. Now, Sam’s Club is doing the same, and in typical fashion for the bulk-buy chain, it’s going big. 

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How big? “16 people at your table” big. “Largest-ever” big. And like Aldi, it’s keeping things affordable. 

Sam’s Club’s Thanksgiving Meal

For 2026, Sam’s Club has announced its biggest-ever Thanksgiving meal, offering customers a pretty generous selection for less than $10 per person. In its press release, Sam’s Club states that this year’s per-person price remains the same as in 2025, but you’re getting even more bang for your buck, by way of additional items. The whole meal will take roughly two hours to prepare, too, which we’re sure will be music to the ears of anyone who doesn’t want to spend their whole day in the kitchen (ie., probably about 98% of the general populace). 

But what do you get? Well, as we said, a fair bit is going on – not least the fact you get two different types of meat. For the price, customers can get a boneless carver ham and a hickory-smoked turkey, as well as Yukon Gold mashed potatoes, turkey gravy, two rounds each of green beans with dried cranberries and almonds and macaroni and cheese, sweet corn with garlic butter, cranberry crunch salad, yeast dinner rolls, a charcuterie entertainment tray, and (deep breath!) two pumpkin pies. Enough to feed the family and then some. 

And How Do I Get My Hands On It?

Sam’s Club’s Thanksgiving meal will be available for purchase from October 28 via a one-click addition online for pickup or delivery, or, naturally, you can grab it in stores. You can mix and match items as you choose, too; you’re not bound to what it’s offering, although this may alter the price.

As for how it stacks up deal-wise, it’s over double the price of Aldi’s Thanksgiving offer – but we should point out that option offers a fair bit less than Sam’s Club does by way of selection. That’s not to say it’s inferior (you still get a lot for your money), but if you’re willing to spend a little more for a veritable smorgasbord, Sam’s Club might be the place to go.