Costco’s Thanksgiving meal kit only needs two steps—heat and eat
 
 
 
 
 
 

Costco’s Thanksgiving meal kit only needs two steps—heat and eat

It’s good for up to eight people, and is now available for pre-orders
/ 08:29 AM October 28, 2023

Costco’s Thanksgiving meal kit only needs two steps—heat and eat

Photos from Costco’s official website

Thanksgiving is a time to express gratitude and reflect, all while feasting on a scrumptious meal with our loved ones.

In a perfect world, we would all turn into master chefs who could effortlessly whip up a full-course dinner: a turkey roasted to perfection, a variety of side dishes, and a warm pie that even our ancestors would approve of.

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Culinary talent isn’t exactly a universal gift though, nor is the luxury of time. And for many of us, the most realistic Thanksgiving scenarios often involve last-minute scrambling for ingredients, a lot of kitchen mishaps/meltdowns, and probably a few close calls with the smoke alarm.

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The mere thought of preparing a feast from scratch is enough to bring us to our knees, not in prayer, but in desperation. But here’s the thing: We can all save ourselves the chaos this year, thanks to wholesale retailer Costco.

Gourmet fare made easy

Turns out, Costco isn’t only a place to stock up on our household essentials and giant jars of peanut butter; it’s also a haven for those in (dire) need of a little culinary intervention, specifically during Thanksgiving season.

The shopping giant has recently opened pre-orders for its Fortune Gourmet Thanksgiving Dinner kit, which claims to use “quality ingredients” and taste “homemade.” Plus, it can be enjoyed by up to eight people for $199.99.

“Everyone’s favorites are on the menu. Your family and guests will swear they are eating homemade,” Costco detailed further.

Costco’s Thanksgiving meal kit only needs two steps—heat and eat

Photo from Costco’s official website

Besides the dinner centerpiece—a five-pound “all-natural” pre-brined turkey breast—the kit includes a lineup of Thanksgiving classics that are basically oozing with flavor and tradition:

  • 2 lbs. tray of St. Claire dressing or stuffing
  • 1.5 lbs. tray of mashed potatoes
  • 8 oz. turkey gravy
  • 1.6 lbs. tray of mac and cheese
  • 2 lbs. pack of sweet corn
  • 2 lbs. pack of whole green beans
  • 0.75 lbs. jar of cranberry Relish
  • 12 dinner rolls
  • 8 in. whole pumpkin pie
  • 8 in. whole apple pie

Since placing of orders should be done on or before Nov. 5, you can expect its delivery a few days before the actual feast—between Nov. 8 and 17. But you need not worry about the kit spoiling; everything comes frozen and can be conveniently stored in the fridge (or freezer) until the big day.

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The question is… is this Thanksgiving dinner a good deal?

Honestly, it depends. A 2022 study suggests that an average Thanksgiving dinner for 10 people in the US costs around $64. That’s more than double the price of Costco’s dinner kit.

But hey, if splurging more than usual means sparing yourself the stress and mess, it might be a fair trade-off. I mean, just think of the extra quality time (and peace of mind) you’ll have to actually enjoy the holiday.

For more information, visit Costco’s official website.

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