You might already be planning your Thanksgiving menu as the holiday approaches. Some retailers are offering deals that could help your pockets as you budget for those large family gatherings.

<div class="block">You might already be planning your Thanksgiving menu as the holiday approaches. Some retailers are offering deals that could help your pockets as you budget for those large family gatherings.</div>

Stretching Your Dollar

Where to Look for Some Thanksgiving Turkey Discounts

Well, the fall sometimes feels like it's one holiday after the next and you might already be planning your Thanksgiving menu. Well, thankfully some retailers are offering some nice deals target announced last week that you can get all of the Thanksgiving staples for $25. And as our consumer reporter, Janice Lieberman tells us in the real deal, you should start shopping those aisles now don't be a turkey and pay full price for a turkey. Many retailers are offering free or heavily discounted birds this year. You just have to have a strategy. So get your game on. Do you use the I bought an app to get cash back at your favorite retailers. Now is a good time to download the app. You can qualify for 100% cash back on a turkey and other fixings for the holiday. Spend 400 bucks by November 23rd at Shoprite using your price plus card and you can cash in on a free turkey or ham or vegetarian option stop and shop will reward loyal customers with freebies on many sides and veggies. Consumers can save tons of ways. They can check their local circular. They can go online to the website at stop and shop dot com. Even when you walk around the store, you'll see all these uh bar codes and loyalty rewards that you really can just save money. Honestly. If any stop and shop customer comes to stop and shop or looks on their phone, they can go on the website and click on it and they're actually gonna get some free products just for 100 points. That will be perfect for Thanksgiving, such as green beans, peas, canned pumpkin Wal Mart will help you out by lowering Thanksgiving food prices to below what they were a year ago, including Turkey for a dollar a pound deals that run through December 23rd. Be sure to check the shelves at Aldi as they are slashing over 70 items half off and will remain low through the end of the year. Now is a good time to start assigning your guest dishes to bring. So you have a potluck dinner and not only helps with your budget, but it helps with your time. Happy Thanksgiving everyone. I'm Janice Lieberman and that's the real deal.