Low Price Turkeys

[liralen]

I'm mildly curious...

Locally, we have turkeys up to 16 pounds for just $4, 16-25 for $5, and 25 and over for $7. I don't remember seeing these kinds of prices in California or Washington, but things may have changed.

I'm just curious if folks in other places have these kinds of specials for Thanksgiving?

Comments

This shed some light on the situation for me.

[mallen.livejournal.com]

http://www.bayarea.com/mld/mercurynews/4614991.htm

I bought a 15 pounder for $6 here. I'm going to buy another one to have in a few months. Frozen turkeys keep for a good long while. :)

Re: This shed some light on the situation for me.

[liralen.livejournal.com]

Cool article! That did explain some things, though I've seen these $4 prices for 16 and under for the last four years here. I can see why, though, there's more of a glut this year, now. Cool.

I may have to find the freezer space for another bird, too. *grin* This one turned out so good, it might have to be something we do more often.

[silkiemom.livejournal.com]

Big chain grocery stores use turkeys as loss leaders at Thanksgiving.

Ralphs has store brand turkeys for $.39/lb if you buy $20 or more worth of other stuff, or free if you buy $75 or more worth of stuff. Safeway has up to 16 lb turkeys for 4.99, and up to 2 lb turkeys for 7.99. Albertsons has Buy One Get One Free on turkeys.

I have always had deals for cheap or free turkeys as long as I can remember in California (so, about a decade). We bought four turkeys so far (one to eat, one to save, and we gave two to Crisis Nursery). Happy turkey day to you!

[liralen.livejournal.com]

Yay! Many turkeys of happiness. *grin* How cool. Okay, I am glad that you've been seeing them for a while. It seems a good promotion to get people to buy other stuff, too.

thanks!