Target Brings More Value and Delight to Thanksgiving with a $30 Meal for Six and Fresh Takes on Holiday Favorites
Key Highlights
- ➤$30 Thanksgiving meal for six maintains last year's $5-per-person value
- ➤Good & Gather frozen turkey returns at 79 cents per pound for third consecutive year
- ➤Nearly 60 new food and beverage items expand Target's Thanksgiving assortment
- ➤More than 200 new Threshold kitchen items support holiday entertaining
Expert Statements
John Conlin, Senior vice president of merchandising, food and beverage, Target
“Thanksgiving and Friendsgiving are such joyful moments for our guests, and Target is making it easy and budget-friendly for them to plan meals that include plenty of familiar favorites plus some of the latest food trends,”
John Conlin, Senior vice president of merchandising, food and beverage, Target
“From exciting new flavors, to elevated takes on classics and convenient shortcuts to make meal prep a breeze, we're helping busy families celebrate the season with the fresh finds and value they count on from Target.”
Target Brings More Value and Delight to Thanksgiving with a $30 Meal for Six and Fresh Takes on Holiday Favorites PR Newswire
* Nearly 60 new food and beverage items at Target make it easy to discover new favorites alongside Thanksgiving staples * Good & Gather turkey at 79 cents per pound and $30 Thanksgiving meal for six leaves more room for fresh twists MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 22, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Target Corporation (NYSE: TGT) today announced how it's helping busy families save on Thanksgiving while celebrating the traditions they love and discovering new favorites. A new YouGov survey(1) finds seven in 10 Americans value Thanksgiving food traditions, yet nearly half of those celebrating plan to put their own twist on a classic recipe this year. With nearly 60 new and trending food and beverage items, a $30 Thanksgiving meal for six(2) and fresh finds for the home, Target is making it easier, more affordable and more inspiring for guests to bring their personal take to the holiday table.
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