Sam’s Club has revealed its Thanksgiving offering, saying that it will feed 16 people for less than $10 per person.
The company said in an Oct. 15 news release that the offering is the result of a year of development that included feedback from members who requested snacks for before and after the Thanksgiving meal, more protein and the opportunity for more leftovers.
The 2026 bundle includes both ham and turkey, a charcuterie board and a newly added gravy.
Sam’s Club said that each item in the bundle meets its Made Without Commitment standards, meaning that they are made without more than 40 ingredients that include synthetic colors, artificial flavors, aspartame and high-fructose corn syrup.
“Thanksgiving is about bringing people together, and great food is a big part of that,” Myron Frazier, executive vice president and chief merchant at Sam’s Club, said in a news release. “We listened to our members and made this year’s meal even better.”
The member club warehouse follows Aldi in announcing their Thanksgiving offering. More deals are expected to be announced as the holiday approaches.
Here’s what to know about the Thanksgiving meal offered by Sam’s Club.
What’s in the Sam’s Club Thanksgiving Meal
The Sam’s Club Thanksgiving meal includes:
- Boneless carver ham
- Hickory smoked turkey
- Yukon Gold mashed potatoes
- Turkey gravy
- Two green beans with dried cranberries and almonds packages
- Two macaroni and cheese packages
- Sweet corn with garlic butter
- Cranberry crunch salad
- Yeast dinner rolls
- Charcuterie entertainment tray
- Two 12-inch pumpkin pies
A company spokesperson told USA TODAY that an unmodified bundle will cost about $160, though the news release notes that final cost may vary based on the weight of some items and location.
The meal will be available starting Oct. 28 on the company’s website, with options to add or remove items if desired.
Sam’s Club members can purchase the meal in person or order online for curbside pickup or delivery.
Reporting by James Powel, USA TODAY / USA TODAY
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