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Costco is offering shoppers a way to simplify Thanksgiving dinner this year with a new $199.99 holiday meal bundle.
The retail giant said the online-only offering serves eight people and includes turkey, traditional sides and desserts.
The bundle is currently marked down from $269.99, with a $70 manufacturer’s discount available through Nov. 30 while supplies last, according to Costco’s website.
The meal works out to approximately $25 per person and includes a 5-pound turkey breast, several prepared side dishes, dinner rolls and two desserts.
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Costco’s holiday bundle includes 12 items totaling approximately 30 pounds of food:
5-pound turkey breast
3 pounds of mashed potatoes
3 pounds of mac and cheese
3 pounds of sweet corn
3 pounds of green bean casserole
3 pounds of cornbread stuffing
2 pounds of candied yams
12 dinner rolls
24 ounces of turkey gravy
20 ounces of cranberry relish
2-pound apple cobbler
2-pound pumpkin pie
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The turkey is pre-brined and ready to roast, and many of the prepared sides require only heating or minimal preparation, according to Costco.
The warehouse giant said the package was intended to simplify holiday planning for families.
“We’ve made Thanksgiving much easier for you and your family with this bundle,” the retailer said.
The bundle is available exclusively online and ships frozen through FedEx with second-day delivery, according to Costco.
Shoppers can preorder the meal through Nov. 13, with deliveries scheduled between Nov. 4 and Nov. 20.
Other major retailers have announced their own holiday offers, including Walmart, which recently announced a $35 holiday meal basket that it says can feed 10 people, or approximately $3.50 per person.
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Walmart said its basket includes 26 items, with 18% more items than last year, while costing 12% less than those same items did last year.
FOX Business’ Sophia Compton contributed to this report.
