Costco is taking the guesswork out of Thanksgiving dinner.
Like other major retailers and grocery chains, Costco is helping consumers celebrate the holiday by releasing a Thanksgiving meal bundle.
According to the company’s website, the online-only offering includes a main entrée, classic sides, specialty sides, condiments and desserts. The dinner feeds up to eight people, and retails for $199.99.
From Sam’s Club to discount grocer Aldi, consumers have options this year, with several grocers, including Wegmans and Lidl, offering Thanksgiving meals priced between $30 and $200.
Most grocers’ meals include a protein, a veggie option, dinner rolls and dessert (or ingredients needed to make a dessert). Lidl’s meal deal, for example, includes sweet potato casserole, green bean casserole, macaroni and cheese and other traditional fixings.
Costco’s Thanksgiving bundle comes with dessert
Costco’s bundle is serving up 30 pounds of Thanksgiving fixings, from turkey breast to pumpkin pie, this holiday season. The turkey breast serves as the centerpiece of the $200 Thanksgiving feast.
Costco’s holiday bundle is composed of the following items:
All-natural Amish-raised free-range turkey breast, up to 5 pounds
Mashed potatoes, up to 3 pounds
Green bean casserole, up to 3 pounds
Mac and cheese, up to 3 pounds
Cornbread stuffing, up to 3 pounds
Sweet corn, up to 3 pounds
Candied yams, up to 2 pounds
Gourmet dinner rolls, 12-count
Turkey gravy, up to 24 ounces
Cranberry relish, up to 20 ounces
Pumpkin pie, up to 2 pounds
Apple cobbler, up to 2 pounds
Costco members can preorder the meal until Nov. 13 for delivery between Nov. 4 and Nov. 20, according to the wholesaler’s website.
Contributing: Gabe Hauari, USA TODAY
Reporting by Amaris Encinas, USA TODAY / USA TODAY
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