Costco is taking buying in bulk to a whole new level this Thanksgiving with a massive 30-pound holiday feast that costs $200 and comes with enough food to feed eight people.
Thanksgiving dinner can be a stressful affair, especially when you’re responsible for feeding an entire family. Fortunately, Costco has a solution for anyone who would rather spend the holiday eating than slaving away in the kitchen.
The warehouse giant is selling a Complete Gourmet Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner for $199.99, marked down from its usual $269.99 price tag.
That’s roughly $25 per person, assuming you can find seven other people willing to help tackle 30 pounds of food.
What’s included in Costco’s massive Thanksgiving dinner?
The centerpiece of Costco’s holiday feast is a five-pound, free-range turkey breast that comes pre-brined and ready to roast.
However, the real heavyweight contenders are the side dishes.
Costco includes three pounds each of mashed potatoes, mac and cheese, green bean casserole, cornbread stuffing, and sweet corn. There’s also two pounds of candied yams, 12 dinner rolls, turkey gravy, and cranberry relish.
CostcoAnd because apparently 26-plus pounds of Thanksgiving food isn’t enough, dessert is covered too, with a two-pound pumpkin pie and two-pound apple cobbler.
The entire package weighs 30 pounds, although you’ll still need to roast the turkey and heat up the sides yourself.
Of course, Costco is no stranger to selling ridiculously oversized food. Earlier in 2026, the retailer unleashed a $140, 10-pound chocolate Easter bunny that came with a hammer to smash it apart.
More recently, Costco began selling a giant chocolate Frankenstein’s Monster head stuffed with gummy body parts.
There is one catch with the Thanksgiving feast, though.
According to USA Today, customers must place their orders online by November 13, with deliveries scheduled between November 4 and November 20.
The food arrives frozen, with shipping included in the price, so buyers will need plenty of freezer space before the big day.
It might not eliminate Thanksgiving cooking entirely, but at least Costco has handled the shopping. Unfortunately, you’ll still be stuck doing the dishes.
Plus, if you’d rather eat light this year, you can be thankful that the legendary hot dog combo is still just $1.50.
I’m Abhishek Sharma, an author at TigerJek.com. I enjoy exploring games, testing different strategies, and turning what I learn into clear, useful guides. My goal is to help players understand the game better and improve without the usual confusion.
