How much did you pay / lb for your turkey?

[threebeansalad]

I bought a turkey from a local farmer. It wasn't cheap, but hopefully it will taste good (plus I feel good about the food system I'm supporting). This turkey was $2.60 / lb + $6 for processing for a whopping $54 total!

Luckily this is a 1x/ year occurrence!!

How much was your bird?

[mom-from-missouri]

I got one at Price Chopper for 78 cents a pound-but I had PC bucks ($7) to use against it, that expire tomorrow.
Last month I got one at aldi for 69 cents a lb.
Both are in the freezer, as mother in law is doing thee meat.

[Staceyy]

Honeysuckle for 99 cents a pound.

[sweeps]

99 cents/lb

Related story: What's in your turkey?

[Aleta]

I paid $.69 a pound.

[Caoineag]

I paid ~$0.42/lb, basically you had your choice of weight between 10-16 for $4.99.

[mom-from-missouri]

I paid ~$0.42/lb, basically you had your choice of weight between 10-16 for $4.99.

Wow you did good. Real good.

[Joan.of.the.Arch]

$1.49/lb with no weird salt fluids injected into it.

[Jenniflower]

I paid $5 for my 21 lb turkey. It was $.23/lb with a minimum $25 purchace at Safeway. Very good price!!

[PrincessPerky]

49 cents per pound if you bought 35$ worth of food the same time. (which we did)

[mackybethsmommy]

Our turkey was .78/lb and was 23lbs. Hubby's work gave them $25 gift cards to walmart so we bought our turkey with that. So it was a free.

[LivingAlmostLarge]

99 cents/lb

[leggzz66]

our turkey was free, a perk of dh's job. it was 80 cents a pd tho.

[Nikki Sixx]

Our turkey was free...at our local supermarket they give you a free turkey if you spend over 300. dollars over a 6 week period prior to thanksgiving.

[howk055]

kilcher - Thanks! I'm trying to keep it updated now that I'm back on this site. How's the wedding planning going? Are you having fun?